On the "other-side" of the U.S. Monetary Correction, the "Melt Value" of your Tenth Ounce Gold Coin, will have the Spending Power of "up to" $9 in U.S. Quarter Dollar Coins... The "Melt Value" of Gold will continue to Fluctuate in Value, "up to" $90 per ounce in our Common U.S. Coinage... Trust me...
RE: Is gold worth investing in?
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Is gold worth investing in?
What do you think it would be worth in the near future? I spent $250 on it after taxes.
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You seem to like Measuring in Fiat USD's, so if it's a U.S. Tenth Ounce $5 Gold Coin, you'll be able to turn it in for a Tenth Ounce $10 U.S. Gold Coin that will have the Spending Power of 1,000 of today's Fiat USD's... If it's a Tenth Ounce Gold Round, it will have the Melt Value of 900 of today's Fiat USD's "or" $9 in U.S. Coinage... So, no matter how you Measure it, i think you made a very good buy... But, if I'm corrected about the U.S. Monetary Reset, you would have done much better, buying 250 Fiat USD's in our Common U.S. Coinage, which will have the Spending Power of 25,000 of today's Fiat USD's...
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