Now not even gold is safe....

http://news.yahoo.com/judge-says-10-rare-gold-coins-worth-80-152750965--abc-news-topstories.html

Wow, lets just seize the poroperty and not even offer any compensation

 

Hmmm...seems my "gold" is a bit on the heavy side...oops, that's lead

 

I keep everything in the boat, which is probably why it's so darn tippy

 

If they dig up Alaska they will find a lot of gold, just still in the raw

 

Worrisome but at least still far from a crackdown on vaults, which is my main fear actually.

 

My gold is in the backyard if they want to dig it up. Once they have dug up my backyard they want find any gold, but I can then plant a bigger garden. And that is gold.

 

Here's my gold,Just because it look's like lead does not mean it's lead...$ 100.00 per boolit or 1 Ingot for a $ 1000.00, My phone will be ringing off the wall in 5...4...3...2...

 

Gator with a few molds it will be gold right after shtf. From what I can see in the pic you have some well finished molds.

 

GENERALLY
, THE COURTS and cops return stolen property to the owner

 

Our government at work, helping us and keeping us safe.

 

Don't deal in exceptionally rare coin items.
If there is an economic collapse no one wants to pay stupid high prices for these items. There is a lot of risk with these items.
Rare coins, rare paper money, base ball cards, ect go down in value when the economy is doing badly.
The value of no thrills gold and silver goes up during economic downturns.

 

But there will come a time when goldand silver will not be worth a can of beans. Some gold and silver is fine,but food,cigs,alcohol,ammo,gasoline,meds,dope,baby milk,propane,warm clothing,clean water,batteries,fertilizer and seeds will all be worth more than silver and gold. I forgot firewood,that’s a item that’s going to be in short demand,people won’t have the means to harvest wood.

 

THE TAKE AWAY...........
FIND 1.................turn it into money
find another.......................1..............

 

With high purity silver I can make colloidal silver....

 

That surely IS a possibility.......but while waiting on that, the FAR MORE LIKELY case is just what has happened for the last 100 years.....a long, slooooowww, controlled slide in the purchasing power of paper 'money'......by intent, not accident.

Had you put a $20 gold coin and a twenty dollar paper bill in a cookie jar 100 years ago, the paper bill would today buy lunch for two at most fast food restaurants (I spent 15+ bucks at Wendy's today for wife and I, no desert) and the $20 gold coin would buy 1200 bucks worth of whatever.

So while certainly prudent to stock a wide variety of life essential items (and I'd go toe to toe with about almost anybody in that department), should you find yourself with the opportunity to have excess funds to be saved for the future, keeping most of them out of 'federal reserve notes' or instruments denominated in that form (stocks, bonds, CD's, etc), because it's not possible to print trillions of 'dollars' and not water down the value of those already in existence via inflation.

 

I think the gist of the government's argument was those 1933 coins were stolen from the mint to begin with and that didn't negate fact they were still govt property even though held in private hands for many decades.

Theft doesn't require compensation, even if a friend of great grandpa conspired with GGpa to pull off the heist.