Ooh. I like those. But yeah, its really really easy to fake the amount of gold in them, isn't it? Of course, how many people are willing to cut their 10oz bar in half? How many would sacrifice a couple of these bills in a lot to make sure they had the right content?
But something isn't making sense.. they are offering 1/10 gram Aurum for $10.
. the description says:
The Peak Prosperity AurumĀ® contains precisely one-tenth of a gram of twenty-four karat gold.
It was created in collaboration with Chris Martenson's Peak Prosperity ([url=http://www.PeakProsperity.com]www.PeakProsperity.com[/url]).
The Peak Prosperity Aurum is a small-sized issue. Individual Aurum are approximately 250% of spot price, and with the volume discount, the cost is approximately double spot price. (Photographs are of the 1/20g, which is not available at this time.)
I can go out to APMEX right now and buy a full gram for $52- including the $9 premium over spot. (secondary market bars are $6-7 premium) Okay its a smaller amount at 1/10 of a gram, so yes, it should probably require a higher premium but 250%? This should cost on the order of $5-6, not $10.
So yeah, nice product. I like it. But no, I will stick to buying that gold chain link I like to wear fishing. Too bad so much of it falls overboard.
Wonder if this is how China will issue its new reserve currency.. That would be Very dramatic, make it obvious its better than the fiat.. even if face value is 10X that of the gold imprinted. Plus its shiny. Clever Apes like shiny objects and yes, that will aid in its adoption if the shiny happens to also correspond with a valuable recoverable asset. Seriously, which would you want more $100 of American dollar bills or $100 of equivalent face value in a currency printed with this?
In a collapse you dollars are worth $0 - Your $100 face equivalent is still worth $10 of gold.