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Purchasing Gold As The Dollar Shrinks

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Today’s Talking Points:

- The Recession is driving the price of gold
- Citibank and Merrill Lynch are currently buying large amounts of gold
- Gold minted before 1933 is not confiscatable and has a higher intrinsic value
- There likely will be more shortages of gold from the U.S. Mint
- Warren Buffet bought the two largest gold manufacturing companies in the U.S.

Listeners are always welcome to receive a free gold investment guide by going to http://www.safeasgold.com/goldinvestmentguide.html or call 1(800)510-9594.

Today’s Talking Points:

- The Recession is driving the price of gold
- Citibank and Merrill Lynch are currently buying large amounts of gold
- Gold minted before 1933 is not confiscatable and has a higher intrinsic value
- There likely will be more shortages of gold from the U.S. Mint
- Warren Buffet bought the two largest gold manufacturing companies in the U.S.

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Open Question: can someone please tell me about this coin?
i have this coin that my grandpa gave to my mom and its really important to me because its the only thing we have from him. i think its really interesting n i wanna know anything about it. my mom told me that the coin is from Lebanon and she got it sometime in the 70s.

supposedly back then rich families made their own coins to show how rich they are and that there are only three of these coins made (i have one, my cousin has one, and i guess someone from the family has one) the family went broke and they sold the coins. but we don’t know if that’s true or not.

about 20 years ago when we lived in Europe my mom went to a jewelry shop and the guy working there told her that its 24k gold (but someone else told us that 24k gold is to soft to make a coin…not sure about that) well… the guy told her that hes not sure how much its worth but that he can give her enough money to pay a few months rent for it (I’m guessing 5 months…not sure)

the pictures are really bad sorry

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i found a coin similar on eBay and one side of the coin has almost the same border
http://i608.photobucket.com/albums/tt161/ninadance/untitled.jpg
but not exactly the same

and inside the border is some Arabic writing that i have no idea what it means.

the other side looks the two torches crossed and has some kind of vine going around the coin and a star in the middle of the vine. in the middle of the coin is a design that i cant even explain what it looks like.

i want to know if anyone has any idea where thins coin is from or how much its worth or anything about it.

please and thank you

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Open Question: Where does the Federal Reserve get it’s power to coin money?
Article I, Section 8, Clause 5
Article I, Section 10, Clause 1

These powers tell us the Federal government can coin money, but the states cannot.

States though have the authority to determine what can be used as a tender in payment of debts, mostly because the federal government does not have specific constitutional authorization.

States are then prohibited by the Constitution from making any Thing but gold or silver coin a tender in payment of debts.

So since you guys can’t read additional details, I should just ask you now. Where exactly is this authority given where the federal reserve can print money and yet at the same time not back it up by gold and silver?
I know you guys don’t read additional details, so I’ll just say whatever I want in these details and you won’t notice.

You need to read the constitution and frankly everything before basing an opinion on it.
They make money out of thin air though, so they are inflating in a very direct way. They create debt and get all of this authority, it’s not constitutional.
The Federal Reserve gives us artificially low interest rates…. That is fixing the price of money.

Note that the income tax amendment was brought up in the same year the Federal Reserve was presented….
The Federal Reserve cannot exist, congress has no authority to set a central bank.
The constitution isn’t a list of powers the federal government can do, it’s a list of powers the federal government has.

It says congress can print money, but it doesn’t say what it is backed up by. So the states are given the authority to say what can be used as a tender though.

It’s not list of what not to do, it’s a list of what it can do.
Gen. Stiggo, this is something many people are confused by. The constitution gives powers, not tell congress, states, etcetera what they cannot do.
Article I, Section 8, Clause 5: The Congress shall have Power…To coin Money, regulate the Value thereof, and of foreign Coin, and fix the Standard of Weights and Measures.

Article I, Section 10, Clause 1: No State shall…coin Money; emit Bills of Credit; make any Thing but gold and silver Coin a Tender in Payment of Debt.

Congress doesn’t have power to determine what can be used as a tender of payment, but states have that authority.

Are you forgetting the 10th amendment?

AMENDMENT X
POWERS RETAINED BY THE STATES AND THE PEOPLE
The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.

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Resolved Question: Does Argentina charge a tax on gold and silver bullion or coins when entering the country from the US.?
How much is the tax? Is there an amount threshold under which you will not be taxed? thx

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