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To: Wade who wrote (41930)	3/22/2013 1:34:13 PM
From: benwood	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 48092

If I understand that proposal correctly, you wouldn't have to move there, but just store your gold there. If that's how it would work, then it could be a great way to store gold domestically. However... the two big ifs: Would they protect the gold of a non-Texas resident from US gov't confiscation attempt? And Texas when succeeds from the Union, would they confiscate gold from US Citizens? -g-

To: Wade who wrote (41930)	3/23/2013 1:25:44 AM
From: Wade	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 48092

gata.org "Call it the Rick Perry gold rush: The governor wants to bring the state’s gold reserves back from a New York vault to Texas. And he may have legislative support to do it. Freshman Rep. Giovanni Capriglione, R-Southlake, is carrying a bill that would establish the Texas Bullion Depository, a secure state-based bank to house $1 billion worth of gold bars owned by the University of Texas Investment Management Company, or UTIMCO, and currently stored by the Federal Reserve." This is a real test for the Fed.