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Gold/Mining/Energy
Physical Gold and Silver Investing

An SI Board Since February 2003

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141	Thanks for your response, as I move easily between all karatages and forms of go	IngotWeTrust	-	3/5/2003
140	Hi gold tutor - I wasn't seeking only coins - interested in bullion, coins,	energyplay	-	3/5/2003
139	Anybody got a link to gold miner book value analysis? I'm interested in an	Perspective	-	3/5/2003
138	Another piece of AMARK trivia: if one would be so inclined as to bookmark the p	IngotWeTrust	-	3/4/2003
137	A touch of self-serving hyperbole???...From AMARK site/US Eagle: >><i&g	IngotWeTrust	-	3/4/2003
136	Warren Buffett's father, Nebraska Congressman Howard Buffett offered a far l	Secret_Agent_Man	-	3/4/2003
135	Bob, Thanks, Canadian change to 4 nines apparently forced by competition -- fr	Don Lloyd	-	3/4/2003
134	A Mark has an extensive lists (with photos) of physical precious metals (coins,	goldsheet	-	3/4/2003
133	>>Maple Leafs are pure (.999) >This is a typo, should be .9999 for gold	goldsheet	-	3/4/2003
132	Maples come both ways some .999 some .9999 I think it's the older ones	FritzV	-	3/4/2003
131	Sorry, I didn't know you were seeking only gold coin expenditures as your ex	IngotWeTrust	-	3/4/2003
130	Hi gold tutor - Nice list - sounds like many of those were for bullion, not coin	energyplay	-	3/4/2003
129	Some of the more interesting "trades" I have used gold as currency for	IngotWeTrust	-	3/4/2003
128	Bob, <i>Maple Leafs are pure (.999)</i> This is a typo, should be	Don Lloyd	-	3/4/2003
127	Bob, <i>The only other difference is American Eagles can be held in a ret	Don Lloyd	-	3/4/2003
126	I notice that the 1kilo coins you posted have a mintage of 100... I'm pretty	Archie Meeties	-	3/3/2003
125	exactly, bears almost done hibernating, time to wake the sleeping bear......	Secret_Agent_Man	-	3/3/2003
124	its a cold bear wind out there indeed	Box-By-The-Riviera™	-	3/3/2003
123	just husband your fundimentals dude like farming. grow your crop. after all,	Box-By-The-Riviera™	-	3/3/2003
122	<<Many are now priced 20% to 40% lower than last May when gold was $25 per	patron_anejo_por_favor	-	3/3/2003
121	From Calandra's StockWatch at www.cbsmarketwatch.com WHY ARE GOLD STOCKS GET	Secret_Agent_Man	-	3/3/2003
120	The gold shares remain far undervalued compared to bullion. The same is true of	Secret_Agent_Man	-	3/3/2003
119	What are some of the interesting trades for precious metals that you have heard	energyplay	-	3/3/2003
118	I always prefer buying better dates instead of common date US gold coinage.	goldsheet	-	3/3/2003
117	geeperz. next sign: first born	Box-By-The-Riviera™	-	3/2/2003

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