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Gold/Mining/Energy : Gold Price Monitor
GDXJ 121.93+0.8%Jan 9 4:00 PM EST

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To: goldsheet who wrote (39411)8/22/1999 2:39:00 PM
From: Claude Cormier  Read Replies (2) of 116846
 
<<Gold scrap can be thought of as the largest mine in the world, with reserves of close to 1 billion ounces in jewelry/coin/bullion held by individuals (not central banks), an ore grade of 14-24 carat which is no primary mine can match, and it can deliver 20+ million ounces to the market each year. >>

You never said so true Bob... and that is why the deliveries from this source reached 35M ounces last year.

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The 20+ miilions ounces you refer to is backed by solid statistics in the 1994-1997 period..but these years saw gold prices of $380-$400 on average. We should bet that with the new gold prices of $260, supplies from this source will shrink to the 10 millions ounces per year average we had when gold last bottomed near $285 in 1984-85 and at $325 in 1991-1993.

This will cut more than 25M ounces or 820 tons per year from the supply side. IMO, this means higher prices in the years ahead.
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