Pokerchamp I reada few articles over the years that said a company called Homestake Mining went up 600-800% in the general
market crash of 1929. But you had a good point that gold was fixed at that time. I think it was $20.00, but I am not positive. Just today I received an E-mail from the Weiss Group who run a very good publication saying to start stockpiling food. I think silver and gold would skyrocket do to the paper dollars becoming worthless due to inflation. The metals would be used as a bartering tool just as our forefathers did in the old days. I attend coin shows on a regular basis and non collectors where snapping up gold coins, but not the silvers. I can always
spot a non collector because they ask a lot of questions about the gold. Germany had a problem in the 1920's
with there cash and even back then it was a modern society at the time. These are strange times indeed.
And I am not a domm and gloomer but starting slowly to turn into one.