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RE: One big difference

Posted by Charles Hansen on November 1, 2017 at 16:44:37:
>> You mean currency , not money, our feds create Currency ...... <<

That's what the dealers in precious metals want you to believe, anyway. They want you to believe that gold and silver have an inherent worth. What is their inherent worth. TO survive you need four things:

Shelter
Water
Fire
Food

Does gold or silver helps you with any of these? Can you build a shelter with gold or silver? Can you eat or drink gold or silver? Can you burn gold or silver?

When you dig deep enough the belief that precious metals have intrinsic value is just as silly as the belief that paper fiat currency has intrinsic value. The only things that are worth anything are human labor, human ingenuity, raw materials, and materials with added value - value that is added by human labor and/or human ingenuity.