BUY BUY BUY GOLD NOW – BEST THING YOU CAN EVER DO….

BUY BUY BUY GOLD NOW – BEST THING YOU CAN EVER DO…. Courtesy: InflationUS GOLD is shooting up in value… It cannot possibly go down as the WORLD DEMAND is screaming out for GOLD… As the US Dollar Federal Notes – UK Pound Sterling – EU Euro paper money FIAT currency are about to take a tumble as Inflation increases… You should have no doubts that FIAT currencies are on the competitive devaluation route to toilet paper status. The smart money is flowing into commodities and precious metals to protect themselves. Accumulate physical GOLD and Silver. Do not hang on to too much FIAT currencies. Keep sufficient for say 4-6 months survival but the rest of your money keep it in physical gold/silver. Governments around the world are on the route to “Quantitative Easing”. This is simply printing money out of thin air (or electronically creating money out of nothing) to MONETIZE DEBTS. Debt monetization simply means buying your own debts with these legally counterfeited money. Look, if massive amounts of money printing can solve the world’s problems, governments should go the whole hog and print USm/each for everybody. They should abolish all taxes and pay back all debts by printing money. The reality of history is: it is the beginning of the end for FIAT currencies. Before an empire collapses, it is ALWAYS followed by currency DEBASEMENT. Yes, the Anglo-American empire is coming to an end. Unfortunately, it is most unlikely to go in a whimper, much rather with the bang of
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Winchester Model 94AE worth $400?

Question by : Winchester Model 94AE worth 0?
Near me locally is one of these for sale for around $ 400. It has the 20″ inch barrel, a gold trigger, and is in about 95-100% condition. I don’t have the serial number so I don’t know the year. Is it worth the coin?
The seller claims it was made in the late 80′s/early 90′s.

Best answer:

Answer by Fatefinger
Only if it is a pre-1964. And without the serial there is no way to know.

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1 oz. Gold Coins Review, courtesy of Silver50.com

1 oz. Gold Coins Review, courtesy of Silver50.com

A review of some common gold coins, including American Eagles, Canadian Mapleleafs, SA Krugerrands, Australian Nuggets and Austrian Coronas. Thanks to True Metals Group for providing the coins used in this video. www.GoldRevolt.com
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