Xavier_Onassis » 21 Apr 2023, 4:47 pm » wrote: ↑
The Utah Gold things that Bob aka Chongo posted the picture of were not issued by the state of Utah, and are not accepted as legal tender in Utah. The government of Utah has nothing to do with making or marketing these to collectors. hey are probably slightly better than investment than Chevy Impalas and Coca-Cola truck miniatures and such peddled by the Franklin Mint.
What do you call these models made of plastic? "Exquisite replicas made of resin".
There is plenty of gold in sea water, but extracting it costs more than the current value of gold merits.
There are a small number of people in Alaska and Canada that make a pretty good living processing the tailings of mines left behind after mines closed in the first part of the 1900's. It is hard work, and the weather can make it very uncomfortable.
Going down the road with nothing after you have lost all property is not going to be very comfortable.
XO: I am a member of the Sons of the American Revolution, my ancestor served in the Revolution among the patriots.
What the hell kind of meetings are they having over at the sons of the American Revolution?