To sidestep the flame war brewing here, the best chance for a private
individual to be able to examine the gold holdings would be to becoem
a journalist for, say, wyred magazine, and start making enquiries.
You should at least be able to get an interview with the management
of the facilities, and if you can sweet-talk them you might be able
to get a look at the gold bars. I doubt they'd allow pictures however.
It's still an outside chance of course, and other than starting a
tunnel you just have to take it on trust that the gold is there and
that it is really gold. Which is exactly the way all currencies
operate, ultimately, by the trust of the users.
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