Gold, Silver, Platinum, Palladium and the destruction of the dollar

It's easy to create new electronic dollars. It's hard to mine new ounces of gold. A constant stream of new dollars chasing after the same amount of gold (or anything else) means (in the long run) the price goes up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up...

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Gold vs. Savings (50yr)

50 years ago...
If you "saved" $35 in a savings account earning 5%...today you would have $410
If you bought a $35 1 oz. gold coin...today you would have $930
Bad sheep!

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Precious Metals (100yr)

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Precious Metals (50yr)

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Precious Metals (15yr)

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What Is a Bit?

1 Bit is 1/1000 of a BZ Eagle, a sound money currency I made up.

A BZ Eagle is a basket of 4 precious metals and has value equal to 1 ounce of gold.

The weight of each metal is calculated from current exchange rates…

…so as to make the Eagle's current value...

Gold	50%
Silver	20%
Platinum	20%
Palladium	10%

Current precious metal values are…

Gold	$930 per oz.
Silver	$14.10 per oz.
Platinum	$1210 per oz.
Palladium	$245 per oz.

Making the current composition of the BZ Eagle…

Gold	0.5 oz.	$465	50%
Silver	13.19 oz.	$186	20%
Platinum	0.15 oz.	$186	20%
Palladium	0.38 oz.	$93	10%
		$930

1 Bit = 1/1000 BZ Eagle and currently costs $ 0.93

Save your bits, and sell your dollars to foreigners.

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