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To: 1st.mate who wrote (666)	9/14/2001 2:20:29 PM
From: 1st.mate	Respond to of 2773

Buried treasure Adding to support is confirmation that about 12 tons of gold, worth roughly $106 million, are buried in the debris pile from New York City's devastated World Trade Center. The gold bars were stored in an underground warehouse near the Twin Towers and held on behalf of Comex. Jonathan Potts, managing director at FideliTrade Inc., co-parent of the Delaware Depository Services along with AT Systems, said there's no way of knowing when the gold will be dug out of the rubble. However, Alaron.com senior metals analyst David Meger noted that the "amount of physical gold should not be an issue" because banks can borrow gold for delivery. Any moves higher are likely "done on short covering and speculative buying in light of recent events," he said. Meger won't rule out a "chance for a squeeze, but once again that would more than likely be created by other factors than the buried gold and silver," he said, as the metal is not destroyed but simply inaccessible for awhile. In other metals news, spot silver added 5 cents to $4.26 an ounce, and spot platinum tacked on $19 to $470 an ounce.

To: 1st.mate who wrote (666)	9/14/2001 2:22:14 PM
From: Vitalsigns	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 2773

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