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To: goldsheet who wrote (77869)	10/2/2001 11:41:12 PM
From: long-gone	Respond to of 116756

cool. thought i recalled a year of gold coin production that was (near all) caught before leaving the mint(s?)but a very few escaped.

To: goldsheet who wrote (77869)	10/3/2001 2:56:25 PM
From: IngotWeTrust	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 116756

I vaguely remember this 1933 being seized...could you refresh the memory here? Was it because it was advertised in a major collection and pulled by the SS, damn thieving bunch! And then they cut themselves in for 1/2 of the proceeds? What's the provenance on that '33 StG20?

To: goldsheet who wrote (77869)	10/3/2001 5:19:26 PM
From: lorne	Respond to of 116756

Geared gold plays - what to buy. " While I am tempted to jump in right now and buy some warrants, one must be cognisant of the additional currency risk that gold miners now find themselves exposed to. Many economists may argue that the rand is oversold and is fundamentally cheap. If this is true and we see both the rand strengthen and the gold price weaken, gold shares could be hit with a double whammy to the downside. Of course, the inverse is also true, and at the first hint of US retaliatory strikes against suspected terrorist facilities we could see a spike in the gold price, accompanied by further weakening of the currency, pushing the rand gold price to even greater highs." Full story >>> mips1.net