Ron Paul Academy Buy Your First Gold Coin Today


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20 Responses to “Ron Paul Academy Buy Your First Gold Coin Today”

  1. LemuriaInTheSea says:

    Love ya Hans!! Just became a Republican Delagate. Yes, yes, of course, a delegate for Ron Paul!

  2. farmanntv says:

    Wow that GREAT Lemuria! I wish I could go, I guess my Norwegian passport puts a stopper to that. Perhaps they can fit me in as an international observer…
    If anyone knows how to make it happen I would love it.

  3. lastnymleft says:

    There is also a “comfort” you feel with owning precious metals. The whole world can fall down around you, but YOU are going to be “OK”. You really do sleep better at night, and in times of turmoil, that is high value. You need more than one coin to attain that level, but it’s something to strive towards. Hold what it costs to live for a year or so, if possible.

    I also recommend holding some silver in small units. Hold gold to store your wealth, and hold silver in trade-able form for “living”.

  4. AJMAN2304 says:

    why buy gold now? it is at a all time high! would it not be smarter to sit back and wait for it to go back down to 300 to 400 dollars?

  5. farmanntv says:

    Yes, in many ways yes.
    Gold is more than just gold.
    You buy specific forms of gold for specific purposes at specific times.

  6. AJMAN2304 says:

    hey hans! well you talked me into it man! I got my first PLATINUM coin today.a 2007-w PCGS PR69DCAM 1/2 oz $50 statue of liberty. I picked it up for 1,044.00 thanks!!!

  7. pellagrinirachaelann says:

    If the time came when hard gold became the currency par excellence it would be reflective of a new dark age – when water and grain became worth their weight…I plan on buying gold.

  8. Justyburger says:

    Don’t put the gold coin in your wallet. Would you keep $1000 in your wallet??? I hesitated for a while about buying something so small for so much but i feel better for actually doing it. I just got a rate of $974.00 which seems like a lot…it is, but i think Gold will continue to rise for a few years. If a panic occurs it could skyrocket up towards $2000.

  9. davincij15 says:

    You do understand they are printing money like crazy they have printed over $1 Trillion just for the banks. Never mind the gov! Wake up, the Arabs stated it’s not demand it’s the dollar stupid. If you cost things in gold like this man does you will see prices are not going up. ;)

  10. davincij15 says:

    silver works to but it will go nuclear as it more rare than gold. For $20 it’s still a good buy. In few years the world will use up all above ground silver in industrial uses.
    Then watch.
    Don’t take my word for it look it up yourself.
    Google
    Silver supply

  11. larrythemalicious says:

    gold is no where near it’s all time highs. the problem is you still think in dollars. in 1980 gold was “merely” $850 at it’s peak, but guess what? so was the dow! one ounce gold bought a share of the dow. today you still need 11 ounces. and for the past 5 decades, gold has consistently bought about 10 barrels of crude. it’s not about whether gold is rising or not, because it really isn’t, gold is constant. what’s falling is the dollar.

  12. larrythemalicious says:

    sssshhhhhhhhhh don’t tell them about silver.

  13. maufman says:

    Like paper money, gold only has value because we all agree it’s worth something. Yes, it’s true that unlike paper money, gold has some value as a commodity, but not nearly enough to justify its price. You are just trading one faith-based monetary system for another. If you really think the apocalypse is nigh,you would be better off hoarding nickels, the components of which are worth more than 5 cents apiece.

    Or, you could just stop listening to this paranoid crap.

  14. VINNYMOR says:

    Gold has always been a representation of the labor and materials necessary to get it to the cosnsumer. Currently, in dollars it is about $350/oz. Its value cannot drop below that. As foreign countries dump their 2 yr CDs into the money supply, that $350 cost will go up. Dollars, on the other hand can drop literally to less than a penny per $100 bill. Anyone who thinks the $ is a better investment than gold right now is a fool.

  15. nirgle says:

    Right. And what gives the nickels’ components that value? You’ve just contradicted yourself.. congratulations, your argument is nullified

  16. maufman says:

    Um, no. No one wears nickel jewelry. The value of nickel (and the other metals that go into making a U.S. 5-cent coin) are based strictly on their utilitarian value– which (imo) is a more stable source of value than the fact that people like gold because it is shiny.

    Also, what proportion of the world’s gold supply is controlled by the U.S. government? Much higher than any other commodity for sure. Buying gold doesn’t free you from being at the government’s mercy.

  17. plzhelpj says:

    “shiny” has little to do with precious metals

  18. plzhelpj says:

    Hans, I know you mentioned it, but could you do a video on how much one should reasonably expect to pay over spot for the different forms of silver, gold and such?

  19. DeeHong says:

    I agree to what you say!!! it’s soo true!!!

  20. kensho3 says:

    I’m no Hans but at small local coin shops it seems like about 10% over spot for gold and around 50% over for silver. I just bought silver eagles and they were $17.00 ea. yeah, that’s a lot but you barely get a break from the big guys either, maybe $15-16.00 per coin, ya know? Apmex is $2.00 over spot on “silver buffaloes” if you can get’em. Best deal out there by far.