Valuation of gold held key to solution of money crisis
The article argues the world money crisis hinges on gold pricing. It notes America's $10 billion gold stock, valued by others at $42 per ounce versus official $35, creating tensions. It discusses US tariff removal, currency revaluations, pride on both sides, and IMF efforts to resolve the crisis amid large overseas debts and Fort Knox as a famed gold storehouse.
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Nation's gold supply scattered across U S mints and vaults
The article notes about half of the world’s gold resides in U S reserves, totaling roughly 12.9 billion. Of this, 1.3 billion is in Denver, 1.4 billion in Philadelphia, 400 million in San Francisco, and 1.7 billion in New York, with New York storing a third of global gold for safekeeping under the Federal Reserve Bank in Manhattan.
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