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  • November 11, 2009 at 12:21 PM #481410
    scaredyclassic
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    much better drafted question, but i would want the price to be a bit higher, so the answer is not as easy, say $230.

    November 11, 2009 at 2:10 PM #480651
    VCJIM
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    Two thoughts:

    – Since your average Joe doesn’t know the value of gold or what it looks like, it seems a bit safer than cash in the event of a home robbery. Just leave it out in the open and they will surely think it’s worthless

    – The same could be done with a 1,000 Swiss Franc (which is worth about USD $1,000). If you offered it to someone on the street for $50, I bet it would be very difficult to find a taker.

    November 11, 2009 at 2:10 PM #480821
    VCJIM
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    Two thoughts:

    – Since your average Joe doesn’t know the value of gold or what it looks like, it seems a bit safer than cash in the event of a home robbery. Just leave it out in the open and they will surely think it’s worthless

    – The same could be done with a 1,000 Swiss Franc (which is worth about USD $1,000). If you offered it to someone on the street for $50, I bet it would be very difficult to find a taker.

    November 11, 2009 at 2:10 PM #481183
    VCJIM
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    Two thoughts:

    – Since your average Joe doesn’t know the value of gold or what it looks like, it seems a bit safer than cash in the event of a home robbery. Just leave it out in the open and they will surely think it’s worthless

    – The same could be done with a 1,000 Swiss Franc (which is worth about USD $1,000). If you offered it to someone on the street for $50, I bet it would be very difficult to find a taker.

    November 11, 2009 at 2:10 PM #481264
    VCJIM
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    Two thoughts:

    – Since your average Joe doesn’t know the value of gold or what it looks like, it seems a bit safer than cash in the event of a home robbery. Just leave it out in the open and they will surely think it’s worthless

    – The same could be done with a 1,000 Swiss Franc (which is worth about USD $1,000). If you offered it to someone on the street for $50, I bet it would be very difficult to find a taker.

    November 11, 2009 at 2:10 PM #481485
    VCJIM
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    Two thoughts:

    – Since your average Joe doesn’t know the value of gold or what it looks like, it seems a bit safer than cash in the event of a home robbery. Just leave it out in the open and they will surely think it’s worthless

    – The same could be done with a 1,000 Swiss Franc (which is worth about USD $1,000). If you offered it to someone on the street for $50, I bet it would be very difficult to find a taker.

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