15 Feb 2019 From The Gold Telegraph: People have been obsessed with gold since the beginning of civilization. Both the Egyptians and ancient Greeks valued the precious metal as a status symbol. The more gold you had, the higher you ranked in the natural order of things. In more recent times, gold rushes in Alaska […]
12 Aug 2018 by David Reid, CNBC: Turkish lira hits all-time low versus the U.S. dollar. The country’s economy is viewed as imbalanced due to rampant inflation. The United States has also threatened to impose “big sanctions” over a U.S. pastor. The Turkish lira has collapsed to an all-time low against the dollar, but the country’s leader
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8 Aug 2018 by Frank Holmes, MINING.com: Nicolas Maduro, head of the Venezuelan government. Photo by Fabio Rodrigues Pozzebom/ABr, Wikimedia Commons. Last month in Venezuela’s capital city of Caracas, a cup of coffee would have set you back 2 million bolivars. That’s up from only 2,300 bolivars 12 months ago, meaning the price of
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By Dean Arif, MY Bullion Trade: Continuing from our article “All you need to know about gold deals, scams, fraud and the reality of gold trade and mining”, we received many enquiries about entities wanting to buy or sell gold in large quantities, usually with a very steep discount. Every time we receive
20 July 2018 by Arden Dier, Newser: Seoul-based Shinil Group spots possible ‘treasure boxes’ Russia’s Dmitrii Donskoi (also spelled Dmitriy Donskoy) is seen in New York in April 1893. (Wikimedia) (NEWSER) – Days after finding a sunken Russian battleship rumored to have gone down with what would now be $132 billion in gold, a South Korean
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17 July 2018 by Rutgers University: When exposed to sunlight, star-shaped gold nanoparticles coated with a semiconductor allow efficient production of hydrogen from water. Credit: Ashley Pennington/Rutgers University-New Brunswick Star-shaped gold nanoparticles, coated with a semiconductor, can produce hydrogen from water over four times more efficiently than other methods—opening the door to improved storage
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10 July 2018 by Steve St. Angelo, SRSRocco Report: How much gold did the two largest mining countries produce in history? Well, let’s just say that precious metals investors would be quite surprised to learn that the total cumulative gold production from the two leading countries is well over two billion ounces. That is one
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29 May 2018 by Laura Geggel, Live Science: The San José’s cannons, photographed in November 2015 by the REMUS 6000 Credit: REMUS image, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution In 1708, the San José— a Spanish galleon ship carrying a stash of gold, silver and emeralds — sank during a fierce battle against the British in the
Archaeologists Find ‘Holy Grail of Shipwrecks’ Carrying Stash Worth Up to $17 Billion Read More »
29 April 2018 by Steve St. Angelo, SRSRocco Report: The U.S. gold exports to Hong Kong surged in February consuming nearly all of the domestic gold mine supply. According to the USGS recent Gold Mineral Industry Survey, February gold exports to Hong Kong more than doubled compared to the prior month. This was an interesting
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21 Apr 2018 by Egon Von Greyerz, Gold Switzerland: The super powers in the West are doing what they can to provoke Russia and indirectly China and Iran into a world war. Most people alive today were not adults when WWII started and therefore did not follow the lead up to the war. But today
