Nothing much would happen because:
1. Paper money will always exist because they are needed as a representation
of a country's economic value. Just as stock goes up or down according to
the trust of people in a company, so is paper money going up or down
according to the interests of investors
Nothing much would happen because:
1. Paper money will always exist because they are needed as a
representation
of a country's economic value. Just as stock goes up or down according to
the trust of people in a company, so is paper money going up or down
according to the interests of
Hey All,
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On Thursday, Sep 18, 2003, at 11:25 Atlantic/Azores, Guido Farrugia
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Hey All,
If any of you need e-gold we have a lot to dispose - can take any
orders
of $2000 or over. The e-gold is being sold at spot rate (no
commissions!)
on condition that the funds are wired to us by wire in
David,
You forget one thing in your arguments: paper money can be printed, gold CAN
NOT! Economic value can not be pegged to gold!
And even it were possible to make it from led, the day gold will be created
on industrial scale in particle accelerators, is the day gold ends its life
as currency.
http://www.sabcnews.com/Article/PrintWholeStory/0,2160,65959,00.html
Wow. The fastest shrinking economy on the planet!
JMR
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Guys,
I'm getting quite a few requests for an Israeli issued no name debit card
denominated in EUR, rather than USD. Can I have some feedback from y'all
re: your preference?
Regards from Trieste, Italy!
Graham Kelly CEO
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Guys,
Even when the ecurrencies are 1000 times bigger, it will only be a
fraction of a fraction of a percentage of the worlds economies... but
either way, I'm planning to be here for the long haul!
All I see is increase in business (as well as problems, which we'll
address as they come up, as we
On Thursday, September 18, 2003, at 08:08 AM, FileMatrix wrote:
In conclusion, gold needs paper money so it could be valuable relative
to
that.
George:
You have it exactly backwards. Paper money needs gold so it can be
valuable relative to that. That's the way it was in the United States
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On Thursday, September 18, 2003, at 08:37 AM, James M. Ray wrote:
http://www.sabcnews.com/Article/PrintWholeStory/0,2160,65959,00.html
Wow. The fastest shrinking economy on the planet!
JMR
Wow, so instead of printing pieces of paper and calling them cash,
they are printing pieces of paper and
Any trustworthy and unexpensive (with reasonable fees) e-gold funding from
credit cards?
Thank you,
Ra.
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Dear Patrick,
As Graham said, it will only be a fraction of a fraction of a percentage of
the worlds economies! Gold simply can't back the world's economy! There
isn't enough! Paper money can exactly because it can be printed (and
destroyed)!
Paper money doesn't need gold, and that is because
Graham Kelly wrote:
Guys,
Even when the ecurrencies are 1000 times bigger, it will only be a
fraction of a fraction of a percentage of the worlds economies...
...
Graham's right. To illustrate this, I saw a story yesterday on a line
of small cute ceramic statues called Precious Moments. These
Another possibility is that if the price of
gold generally increases enough, then the
mining industry will pick up the pace and more
gold will be produced. Gold isn't a finite
resource, it's just that with the relatively
low prices of recent years there isn't much
incentive to mine it out
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On Thursday, September 18, 2003, at 11:58 AM, FileMatrix wrote:
As Graham said, it will only be a fraction of a fraction of a
percentage of
the worlds economies! Gold simply can't back the world's economy!
There
isn't enough! Paper money can exactly because it can be printed (and
destroyed)!
At 06:58 PM 9/18/2003 +0300, FileMatrix wrote:
As Graham said, it will only be a fraction of a fraction of a percentage of
the worlds economies! Gold simply can't back the world's economy! There
isn't enough! Paper money can exactly because it can be printed (and
destroyed)!
Gold and Economic
http://www.adage.com/news.cms?newsId=38718
It also has a link to a pretty nice pic of the new bill's front
side. The ad agencies gave it a tagline: Safer, Smarter
More Secure (translation: counterfeiting's probably
a bigger problem than we'll ever be willing to admit!).
JMR
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On Thursday, Sep 18, 2003, at 17:25 Atlantic/Azores, Ragnar wrote:
Did you use Gold-today.com?
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Oh no! I just bought 4000 AUD gold at 3.5% rate, only half an
hour ago.
Ouch!! :-)
No, I used GoldEx.net, and I overstated the rate too... it should've
George:
A few clarifications are in order.
There are only individual people trading things for things.
I view this as primary. A trade is just two individuals mutually
causing a change in their state of affairs. Before a trade, Alice is
in state X and Bob is in state Y. After the trade,
There is already one (albeit imperfect) hybrid between purely backed and
redeemable currency and worthless fiat Monopoly money: the American
Liberty Dollar. Available in gold and silver coin, paper redeemable for
same, or digital redeemable for silver.
See http://www.norfed.org for more
We expect our trading partners to treat our people fairly - our producers
and workers and farmers and manufacturers - and we don't think we're being
treated fairly when a currency is controlled by the government ... We
believe the currency ought to be controlled by the market.
President George
At 08:30 PM 9/18/2003 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also, with regards to Jim's comments about synthetic diamonds: They are
grossly over-rated. What most of the media articles and snake oil
salesmen pushing synths do not tell you is that the technology has already
been around for years, it does
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