Valuation of gold held key to solution of money crisis
The piece argues that valuing gold differently could resolve world money troubles. It notes the United States holds the largest gold stock at about $10 billion, while other nations value gold lower, around $22 per ounce, affecting currency relations. It discusses tariffs, revaluations, pride, and the burden balance among nations, with gold worth more in practice than the official $35 price. It also references Fort Knox and global gold holdings, emphasizing US dominance and the need to export to reduce debts.
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Nation's gold reserves scattered across U S mints and vaults
The article notes about half of the United States gold supply remains in circulation or in storage, totaling around $12.9 billion. Of this, Denver holds 1.3 billion, Philadelphia 1.4 billion, San Francisco 400 million, New York 1.7 billion, with substantial sums in petty cash and vaults under the New York Federal Reserve Bank.
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