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Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ--frequently asked questions--about buying numismatic and bullion gold coins and how to avoid scams in the coin industry.
Is the price of gold manipulated?
Why doesn't the government want people to buy gold?
Why don't we hear anything positive about gold in the media?
Is there a conspiracy to withhold information from the public about gold?
Who should buy gold and what coins are the best to buy?
Where should you store your gold and silver?
Did you know - Alan Greenspan was the biggest gold bug in the country?
Should I buy the very rare high-mint state coins for speculation?
Why were two independent coin grading firms established in the mid 80s?
How do these two firms work, and are they honest?
Can bullion coins be graded?
What is the churn and burn?
Is there ever a remedy for the churn and burn?
The great rip-off: the Wells Fargo Find
The truth about foreign gold coins
Beware of the bait and switch technique
A gold IRA? A good idea?
How safe are safety deposit boxes? - ask president Roosevelt
How to test a gold coin company to see if they are honest or not
Four true case studies of people who have been scammed
How safe are mutual funds?
Should I protect my gold in an
asset protection trust?
Can you trust your bank or banker?
Does the Federal Reserve have any reserves?
Risk and retirement don't mix
Preserving an inheritance, insurance settlement, or real estate sale
Who should buy gold and silver?
What percent of my net worth should be in gold?
What about bullion coins? Are you a speculator, or looking to preserve wealth?
What are the risks of holding bullion coins?
How can I use my gold and silver for barter?
How will I know the value of any given gold or silver coin after the dollar collapses?
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FAQ: Supporting documents - external control of your wealth and the significance of gold
1. The Emergency Banking Order - the banks can close their doors without notice
2. The Fort Knox Gold that is not there any more
3. Articles from the 1933 New York Times when Roosevelt confiscated gold
3. Articles from the 1933 New York Times - retyped for easier reading
4. Goldman, Sachs & Co. buying $124 million of gold in August, 1999
5. 1933 Senate Session 73 "Contracts Payable in Gold"
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