The German gold reserves

[@berndp3426]

How to prove that something is made of pure gold by ultrasonic measure: The time of soundwave propagation and reflectivity inside of the bar or block. corresponds to its specific density. So this can tell exactly how pure it is. And any kinds of "fake bars" would result in totally divergent readings.

[@identifiesas65.wheresmyche95]

This is real money folks. If you went back any real amount of time and saved either paper or it's equivalent in gold it becomes evident. It's also not possible to print nor debase in a way which you couldn't tell. Gold & silver is the only money allowed under the US constitution for a reason, gold & silver is freedom.

[@GoCanucks2011]

In December 1997, The Financial Times ran an article entitled “The Death of Gold.” Since then, the gold price in US dollars has increased 519% from $288 to $1,780. Today, after many political events and crises we have evidence of the continuous and in many ways spectacular growth of the gold price. This confluence of many current events is creating a perfect storm for gold to increase dramatically more than we imagined.

[@southtexasprepper1837]

So much for the News Article "The Death of Gold."

[@tanmay4516]

Indian households may have accumulated up to 25,000 tonnes of gold, thereby retaining the tag of the world's largest holders of the metal, according to the World Gold Council (WGC). And we do know so we occupy that much.

[@ejd7881]

If India makes it into the news it is because 28 people gang-raped a 10-year-old Why am I saying all of this? Because some people cherry-pick certain parts of Indian culture and make up their dream world of Yoga and chakras, bad energy and general new age hippy bullshit. Bollywood makes the country seem like one happy dance party, it's not.

[@iggy5347]

I think china hold more gold in household

[@Proteinplunge]

I love precious metals especially gold

[@simonrowe3124]

‘Gold is gold coloured’… quote of the century!

[@ratzmatz7914]

Don't forget the gold held by Indian wives.

[@bautistagonzalez9420]

🤣🤣🤣

[@spaceycakey1987]

its different to gold used in central banks the purity of the gold is different to jewelry thats why u get different carats 9 18 24 ect as gold is alloyed the purity of gold used for bank gold bullion is far purer thats why a single bar costs 100s of thousands of dollars

[@Gr8putin]

@@spaceycakey1987in India jewellery is 22karat which is close to 24k

[@muzcapapillon]

" It is no longer the cold war, and therefore they no longer have to store their gold as far to the west as possible"!!! AJJAAJJA!! They may need to send that gold back to New York with the current political atmosphere in Europe!!!!!!!!!!!

[@orobleh77]

How much Germany paid to USA for store keeping their gold in US? I guess, it will be tonnes of money during those years.

[@abhishetty2637]

the inflation of gold price alone could pay for it

[@dirk-jantoot1029]

It's also a bit of a geopolitical risk. At least Germany is a long term ally, but for many other countries it could be used as leverage to manipulate you into doing the US's bidding. And apart from that, if shit really hits the fan all over the (western) world, what guarantee is there that some crazy US leader emerging from the chaos wouldn't just refuse te send it back to Germany?

[@kirilmihaylov1934]

@@dirk-jantoot1029 US has no allies

[@pkd6369]

Goldfinger in the bond movie had the best idea making rolls royce penels in solid gold and dring over the borders +×+×+×

[@iaround]

why they dont keep gold in their own country?

[@section9ag247]

They literally explain it in the video... They mention that Germany keeps a certain percentage of its reserves of gold in New York & London for currency exchange. Also they mentioned that gold was kept overseas in the event of invasion from the Soviet Union.

[@Thereno1is]

I don't understand why you don't share with me either.

[@syamkumarkaturi9761]

SELL GOLD AND BUY PLATINUM PRICE IS LOW NOW

[@Proteinplunge]

I like gold but gold doesn’t like me hence I have none

[@ioanbota9397]

Realy I like this video very very much

[@scottwilliams5642]

Carl-Ludwig : If you don't hold it , you don't own it.

[@Tinfoil.Hatter]

Interesting that the documentary found the 8 people in Germany who don't speak English

[@michealdanso827]

Which country have Gold Reserve

[@parththakkar4719]

I REPEAT - BITCOIN CAN NEVER REPLACE THIS!. *Anything which can neither be created nor destroyed will always be the true test of money backing* Sure you may have 21mn Bitcoins but you have 1,000s of cryptos?

[@7Hellzz]

Germany should recall all its gold back home. What if the other country refuses to give it back ?

[@winstonsmiths2449]

They have asked for it to be returned. Merkel changed that after the US said...no. Some was sent back but it was secretly done and the bars were melted immediately so the news bars "met modern standards". They were NOT the same bars Germany shipped over during the cold war. As crooked as the metal exchanges are, I doubt the gold is still there and the gold that was shipped back was not the original sent to the USA years ago.

[@carolinemcallister692]

would be like a bank robbing own clients, of course the federal reserve would never do that to sovereign entities

[@ahmedbutawan140]

Wow😃😃😃really great amazing.

[@ioanbota9397]

Realy I like this gold

[@woodstony7858]

Some altcoins are being endorsed as they have newer features than Bitcoin, such as the ability to handle more transactions per second or use different consensus algorithms like proof-of-stake. Beyond that, the field of cryptocurrencies is always expanding, and the next great digital token may be released tomorrow. While Bitcoin is widely seen as a pioneer in the world of cryptocurrencies, analysts adopt many approaches for evaluating tokens other than BTC. It’s common, for instance, for analysts to attribute a great deal of importance to ranking coins relative to one another in terms of market capitalization. I encourage investors to put their eggs in different baskets .

[@mjlivetrends]

The rich will continue being rich and viseversa

[@maseyea7509]

☝🏾

[@ramiahmed9393]

25% of that gold would cover all the losses of Covid 19 in the UK.

[@venkteshkuna6030]

I love gold

[@petejames1326]

germans are very intelligent

[@salehelsileni3665]

😍😍👍👌

[@aaronahmed3374]

Germany bank

[@fdjvmkgg5021]

😊❤🎉😢

[@barneycasting8331]

In 2021 I believe more people are talking about Bitcoin!

[@ef7480]

Bitcoin is a failed peer to peer concept. It has no intrinsic value. Its only a code sold to the next person who thinks it will go higher. bitcoin has become de-democratised as its ended up as a speculation currency . no one seems to want to use it to buy anything- unless you swap it back into fiat.

[@chrisholland1504]

On yeah, because Bitcon has so much instrinsic value doesn't it?

[@andyjlyon1]

Bitcoin has been of speculative value for just a few years. Gold has been of intrinsic value for thousands of years.

[@the.powerinside]

Gold hasn't got any intrinsic value at all. It's just an illusion. Bitcoin is limited - like gold, and therefore it's valuable. And by the way - you don't trade with gold neither.

[@D00M475a]

@@chrisholland1504 Copper has more intrinsic value than gold, you gold bugs are almost as brainwashed as crypto kids, at least you guys have reason to be.

[@petaryovev2477]

Crypto is the future not gold ;)

[@johnmorey8107]

Bury a gold coin and your crypto storage in the desert in for 1000 years and guess which will still be worth something?

[@aManWhoWantsEverything]

@@johnmorey8107 who knows maybe in 1000 year people will above gold as means of trade Maybe gold will only be important for manufacturing 1000 years is alot of time

[@alisavdagic8116]

@@aManWhoWantsEverything Gold will never loose its value. While digital cybercurrency can and will.