All Things Political
Kitco.com is a website that facilitates the buying and selling of precious metals such as silver, gold and even platinum. The exchange of precious metals is not usually on most people’s radars unless they’re buying jewelry. Yet it’s important to remember … Continue reading
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In 1933, the US government, by mere executive order of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, seized all US gold bullion coins from its citizens (well– all that weren’t illegally stowed away or moved overseas) and made it illegal to “hoard” gold … Continue reading
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So… you think you know your silver rounds? Well here’s your chance to prove it. All ten of the silver rounds pictured above were minted in the US by non government organizations. For a chance to win a Silver Circle … Continue reading
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In last week’s Money Monday feature, I shared my first experience buying gold and silver bullion coins for the purpose of protecting my savings from inflation and the risk of a major run on the global banking system, which many … Continue reading
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Suiting action to words last week, I finally made a trip to a local coin store in my city to start my run on the global fiat banking system by letting their bad money drive the good money (gold and … Continue reading
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Jeff Berwick, the author of a financial newsletter for free market and sound money advocates called The Dollar Vigilante, has really made a splash lately in the world of libertarian financial and economic commentary and investment advice, especially with the … Continue reading
Posted in Monetary Policy, Uncategorized, United States | Tagged central banking, commentary, commodities, economic crisis, End the Fed, endthefed, finance, Gold, investing, libertarian, libertarian finance, metals, monetary policy, personal finance, peter schiff, Silver, sound money, survivalism | Comments on Facebook
This is old news, but it’s worth repeating for those of you who don’t know it. The truth is, the revolution has already started– in Utah: FARR WEST, Utah — Most people who amass the pure gold and silver coins … Continue reading
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A tale of two cities. Well really, a tale of one city– Chicagoland– and one rural area in Missouri. Earlier this month, a 92 year old Missouri farmer pulled a gun on three thieves who had stolen from his property … Continue reading
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>>>One Oz. Fine Silver Round<<< >>>1/10th Oz. Fine Silver Round<<< When Ron Paul recently held up a silver coin and lectured Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke about sound money during a Congressional hearing of the House Financial Services Committee, I … Continue reading
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When I first heard the news that Texas Congressman Ron Paul waved a silver coin at Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke during his testimony at a hearing of the House Financial Services Committee Wednesday, I was instantly excited to write … Continue reading
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