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Gold - Visualized in Bullion Bars
Gold - Visualized in Bullion Bars
1 Ton of Gold
The 1 ton of Gold is worth $64.3 Million dollars at $2000/oz.
Gold has gone from $18.92 in 1911 to over $1,700 in 2012, the price of Gold has inflated more than 9,000%
In recent times, Tungsten (heavy 'cheap' metal) filled fake Gold bars, which look like the ones above, have been found in Manhattan.
Such tungsten fake bars can be even be ordered from tungsten-alloy.com & chinatungsten.com.
The Bank of England's Gold Reserves can be seen in this video.
$1.6 Billion
The arguably real intention of criminalizing Gold was because the Federal Reserve printed too
many dollars, backed by a limited amount of Gold. People knew Gold was worth more than the
$20.67/oz that US Government was 'redeeming' (selling) Gold at.
World Government
Gold Reserves
This Gold values shown are official numbers from Wikipedia.
There is a strong chance the numbers are inaccurate since
western world's Central Banks have purportedly leased out the
Gold reserves while using accounting tricks to hide the facts, in
order to push the Gold price down. Gold price is an indirect
indicator of economic stability, the lower the price, the more
stable the global economy appears.
Developing countries have been buying significant amounts of
Gold in recent years, with India being #1 and China #2.
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York holds 540,000 Gold bars.
Germany stores 45% of their Gold with Federal Reserve, while
according to official memo from Bank of England to Federal
Reserve it is acknowledged that Gold delivered back to Germany
has been 'bad delivery' bars, instead of 'good delivery'. Germany
is concerned and interested in getting back home the Gold it
stores with the Federal Reserve.
A German court has recently demanded audit of Germany's Gold
holdings, while the Central Bank of Germany has
begun shipping 50 tonnes of Gold / year back home.
Many other governments are engaging in Gold
hoarding, including China, who imported
more Gold in 2012 than
all of ECB's holdings.
All the Gold in the World
- Mined in History
- 166,500 Tonnes
- Stacked in 400oz Gold Bars
All the Gold in the world, displayed in 400oz bullion bars.
Keep in mind the Gold bars have a lot of wasted space between them,
making the stacks of gold appear larger than they really are.
Data Source
Bernanke?
Level 4:
Other Use
22,300 Tonnes (13.4%)
Level 3:
World Governments
29,000 Tonnes (17.4%)
Level 2:
Private Investment
31,000 Tonnes (18.7%)
Level 1:
Jewellery
84,200 Tonnes (50.5%)
All the Gold in the World
- In a Solid Gold Cube
If all the gold ever mined was melted into a solid cube,
the cube with sides of 20.5m would fit in an Olympic Swimming Pool.
The small gold sphere, in front of the cash couch, weighs 1 metric ton exactly, with a value
over $50 Million dollars.
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Anuj Peepre
Insane!
Insane!
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Ken Clawson
And here I thought all the gold was in California...
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Greg Ffrench
= you for got the Vatican's gold.
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Michael Harden
WERE are SCREWED! Those guys on Gold Rush better start digging
24X7-365.
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Paweł Andrzejewski
Shown graphic doesn't look convincing.
Lets get your output of gold 166,500 tons of gold. Its density in
room temperature is 19.3g per cm3. Lets start from here. 1 cubic
meter (100cm x 100cm x 100cm) will have a mass of (1,000,000 x
19.3)=19300000gr that's 19.3 tons. Now take the overall gold
output 166,500 and see how many cubic meters this is
166,500/19.3=8626.94 Round up and we got 8627 cubic meters of
pure gold. Taking cube root of that it's 20,5m. That would be side
of a cube you could stack all gold into. This looks much less
impressive that that half of Liberty Statue (93m ground to torch).
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Brandön Bowërs
Outstanding post. 8133 tons, nice graphic. Now it would be
interesting to postulate how much gold would be required for each
world power's debt to REALLY put it in perspective. I wonder what
16 trillion dollars worth of gold (at $2000/ozt would look like?
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Brandon Mcbride
Please show a graphic of total gold compared to us debt info
graphic
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Preston Mathis
US Debt = $21.2 Trillion
$21.2 Trillion \ $50 Million (value of one ton of gold) = 424
Thousand Tons.
All the gold mined in history = 166 Thousand Tons. Ouch.
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Miles Mcdonald
Preston Mathis That settles it! The Syhlock business is a
better hustle than the price of gold
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Lu Kin
must have!
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Thomas Drelich
Do one for all the silver mined in history and the silver that's left
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