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To: lorne who wrote (66377)	3/21/2001 6:26:28 PM
From: barrcuda	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 116764

Two guys that I work with just received Canadian maple leaf 1/10 oz coins. These guys are not in the stock market and I was very surprised to see them buy the metal. Is $32.30 a coin sound reasonable or is there a better price somewhere. If so where. Their reasons for buying small denominations was that they are easier to use in an emergency. I think this is bullish. I must say, those coins sure felt good in my hands. I may buy some myself. As it is, I invest thru the mining co's and mutual funds that carry some of the metal. Dave

To: lorne who wrote (66377)	3/21/2001 6:35:34 PM
From: lorne	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116764

Pay-orders play role of BRs in Rs 100-cr bullion scandal. Mumbai, March 21 " The officials of the Reserve Bank of India's Department of Supervision (DoS) are currently investigating the bullion scam that has got some seven nationalised and foreign banks entangled. " " bullion capital. Apart from the leading bullion banks, some of the leading exporting entities too are believed to have been entangled in the bullion scam." Full story >>> financialexpress.com