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    1. rhart

      Where do you buy Gold and Silver?

      Ok, so I have been really thinking and acting about my preparedness for SHTF. I have mixed feelings about the gold/silver thing. I realize the paper dollar could easily crumble but what good is a piece of precious metal going to do anyone? I would think ammo, liqour, cigerettes kinda trrading...
    2. evansvillethompsongunner

      In regards: Gold

      Since apparently almost everyone on this board values gold so much - a metal which cannot be used for anything practical - I have a direct question for you: how much gold would I have to have for you to trade me your wife permanently?
    3. rambone

      One World Currency on the Horizon?

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    4. Bisley Man

      What if the Dollar collapses? New currency?

      Some cash on hand is a good idea for SHTF(if you have some).But what if the SHTF IS the Dollar imploding? Besides barter, what would become the "new currency"? Real silver, gold coins? Gold jewelry? Fer-Fal(?), in Argentina posted he wished he collected gold rings to use this way. What do you think?
    5. rambone

      DollarCollapse.com

      A good compilation of news articles about the looming danger of collapse. Updated daily. This site will keep your tin foil hat from getting too loose and falling off. Also monitors gold prices, has book recommendations, etc. DollarCollapse - Your ringside seat for the global financial crisis
    6. nawainwright

      Place to trade silver bars for rounds?

      I have a couple 10 oz silver bars that I would like to trade into something a little more "portable". I would like to swap them in for 1 oz rounds, is there anywhere on the north side of Indy I can do that?
    7. melensdad

      Where to buy physical gold in NW Indiana?

      Just curious, if someone were to buy gold, something like the Canadian Maple Leafs or the South African Krugerrands, where would they buy them? Specifically in Lake County or Porter County.
    8. rambone

      History Lesson: Gold Confiscation by President Franklin Roosevelt

      It is interesting to look at history, and examine what our presidents have been allowed to get away with in the past. Franklin Delano Roosevelt forcibly confiscated the gold privately held by citizens in 1933, with penalty of 10 years in prison for non-compliance. Things I'm interested in...
    9. ejscott

      gold and silver

      this is really not about politics, but posted in the break room. and got nothing. does anyone know what bullion is or am i alone on this. have been making some offers in the classifieds, and guys act like im a used car salesman. thought this would be a better place to get a answer
    10. ejscott

      gold and silver bullion

      i find it amazing that people dont know what bullion is. i have been offering trades to members, bullion for guns. they act like im a used car salesman. does anyone else here invest in bullion? (gold and silver):twocents:
    11. Shay

      How much cash on hand?

      This could be a sensitive subject, but I'll ask anyway. How much cash do you consider prudent to be kept at home?
    12. CarmelHP

      Europeans hoarding gold?

      Gold sold like chocolate from German vending machines Shoppers in Germany will soon be able to buy gold as easily as bars of chocolate after a firm announced plans to install vending machines selling the precious metal across the country. TG-Gold-Super-Markt aims to introduce...
    13. C

      Buying silver coin?

      I'm looking at putting a little of my cash into silver coins to have as a form of emergency currency. I've been looking at online distributors but I was wondering if I'd be better off trying to find a local shop and buy from them. Anybody got sage advice for me? :)
    14. abnk

      Fiscal Preparedness

      I see plenty of threads about preparedness as it applies to disasters coming as a direct result of natural or human events, but I have not seen anything on fiscal preparedness. How many here are in debt? How many live paycheck-to-paycheck? Does anyone have a cushion of several months of income...
    15. jedi

      Buying Gold

      Has anyone done any research into this? When the SHTF and the dollar losses all it's value I would like to have some gold on had (not in a portfolio or some safety box at location xyz) in case I need to trade for ther things. In addition having some gold at least keeps my "savings" safe (to a...
    16. zimzum

      Bartering Makes a Comeback

      Found this story reprinted in the Anderson Herald Bulletin this morning. I think we'll see alot more of this in the future. Bartering makes a comeback for those short on cash - MSNBC Wire Services- msnbc.com
    17. T

      Gold breaks a $1000.00

      How does that effect your purchases? :popcorn:
    18. Jed

      Indiana Gold Prospecting

      Yes!! there is gold in Indiana! I am President of Central Indiana Gold Prospectors Association of America.:patriot: I have been prospecting in Indiana for 19 years now... and with last summers major flood event {June 7th} new "flood gold" has been released from the banks in quantities not seen...
    19. T

      Gold/Silver Purchases

      I'm thinking about buying some. Yeah, I know it's high at the moment, but I talked myself out of buying gold at $685/oz when it was selling at ~$750 spot, and am regretting it today, obviously. Now I'm getting the feeling that I had then that now's a good time, regardless of its peaking. Anyone...
    20. hornadylnl

      Gold questions

      I'm nowhere close to being an expert on gold but I do have a decent understanding of the gold standard. Back from the beginning of time, people used gold for currency. It doesn't rust or corrode. I'm guessing the fact that it is soft made it easier to divide up as well. Fast forward several...
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