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baub 12:31:59 Wed Apr 20 2011 Offline 915 posts Reply |
1500/oz
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dredger 20:56:56 Wed Apr 20 2011 Offline 2604 posts Reply |
:smile:
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pascalfortier 22:07:31 Wed Apr 20 2011 Offline 63 posts ![]() Reply |
.....ok :confused:
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Jim_Alaska 22:19:48 Wed Apr 20 2011 Offline 4302 posts Admin ![]() Reply |
pascalfortier, this is a refernce to gold going over $1,500 per ounce.
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pascalfortier 22:27:53 Wed Apr 20 2011 Offline 63 posts ![]() Reply |
Ahah Jim I get it now :smile:
Anyways, good and bad news at 1500.00 Still incredibly High! |
kaveman 03:37:32 Thu Apr 21 2011 Offline 314 posts Reply |
Yes, gold at $1500 per ounce, but the dollar is worth 0.006666 ounces of gold(1/1500oz). At least today,........in theory. The fact that we've devalued our currency by 100x over the last 100yrs is something to think about. How do we do that? We create money out of thin air, backed by nothing but,................well, backed by nothing at all. Guess that's why it's worth little more than the paper it's printed on. We're counterfeiting our own money.
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Muley 04:01:25 Thu Apr 21 2011 Offline 377 posts Reply |
Kaveman,
"but the dollar is worth 0.006666 ounces of gold(1/1500oz). At least today" WELL SAID!!!! P.S. What is the weight of $1.00 worth of gold at $1500 / oz.? |
AuTSaurus 08:36:41 Thu Apr 21 2011 Offline 87 posts Reply |
.0207333...., of a gram(?) Greg |
kaveman 14:32:37 Thu Apr 21 2011 Offline 314 posts Reply |
0.32,..... of a grain? That's not but a fair sized flake.
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Muley 17:25:19 Thu Apr 21 2011 Offline 377 posts Reply |
If my memory serves me right the human eye with 20/20vision cansee down to about 40 microns :confused:
Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong. Is 0.32 of a grain in the visable range? I know a grain is not very big to start with. 24 gr. = 1 dwt. 20 dwt. = 1 oz. or 480 gr. = 1 oz. |
dredger 20:34:06 Thu Apr 21 2011 Offline 2604 posts Reply |
$3.1390 a grain,:smile:.
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kaveman 14:32:35 Fri Apr 22 2011 Offline 314 posts Reply |
0.32gr is very visible,.........in fact, quite a large flake. This is 2gr in a pan,..............
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