Category Archives: Let’s Get Physical

Why not? Op-Ed columns, legislative decisions, news and economic and precious metals commentary from around the nation and around the world. Wall Street and the Federal Reserve be damned! All the reasons under the sun and the darkness of a moonless night – as to why YOU need to have precious metals in YOUR possession – ’cause some day it’s going to rain – and precious metals will become your safe harbor in an economic storm.

CRYPTO MANIA

Bitcoin is making new highs for the year and it inspired me to draw this cartoon. Mark Zuckerberg is going to roll out a Facebook cryptocurrency based on a reliable blockchain called “Libra,” suggesting scales of justice. It will be … Continue reading

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Numismatics Are Fool’s Gold

The following is mixed from two different columns, one from renowned economic commentator, Peter Schiff, and the other from the editor of the Kettle Moraine family of publications, including Morgana Precious Metals. Numismatics Are Fool’s Gold Last month, I addressed … Continue reading

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Price: Gold, Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow

Let’s think about economic life around the world, as it was one hundred years ago – a very short time ago, in historical terms. The first thing that comes to my mind, is how difficult it was to accumulate any … Continue reading

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What Most People Don’t Know About Gold

Historically, gold has never been viewed as a speculation. It was simply money: cash in the most basic form. It was a medium of exchange and a store of value. People did not accumulate gold because it could make them … Continue reading

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Some of the rarest US coins ever found are hitting the market, thanks to NC shipwreck

The first 502 gold and silver coins plucked from a shipwreck off North Carolina have been sold to a global coin dealer at a price that “wildly exceeded” the recovery project’s expectations. No one involved in the deal is saying … Continue reading

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Why Gold Is Still The Best Basis For Money

As we continue to enjoy the “Yellen gold standard,” now in its Powell phase — who knows how long it will last — let’s look at why the gold standard system worked so well for so many centuries, including nearly … Continue reading

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Rothschild’s Golden Reserves

The Rothschild’s own most of the central or national banks around the world. This banking cabal prints the currency for their respective nation or in the case of the EuroZone it is printed for a region. The Rothschild’s are able … Continue reading

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Ass-essment

I wonder if all the newsletter folks…Bix, David “Silver Gorilla” Morgan, Jim “Golden Asshole” Wiley, Lynette Zang and the rest…throw big parties at the end of the year…to count their newsletter money (green paper, fiat money) and have a good … Continue reading

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Times a-Changin’ – But Gold Permanent

Long term holders of gold have a different perspective of the world. They are not believers in instant gratification. Nor do they believe that a world based on money printing and debt can create sustainable wealth. They also know that … Continue reading

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Fielding my grandson’s questions about gold and banking

My grandson had quite a day at school. He had learned that the economy had been suffering from things called Panics, capital P, during the 19th century and had another big one in the early 20th century. He had been … Continue reading

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