dinarmite
11-18-2004, 04:29 PM
have started acquiring gold and silver bullion coins and wouldn't a
larger face
value be better?the silver maple leaf has a $5 cdn value compared to
the $1 usd
value of the silver eagle and likewise the australian gold kangaroo
has a $100
aud value compared to the gold eagle's $50 usd value.the bullion
content is what counts and is the same so if the prices are the same
shouldn't one get the higher legal tender face values of the
appreciating cdn and aud versus the declining usd?
also am trading forex and have invested tens of thousands in the new
iraqi dinar.
also exchanged $1000 for euros when the euro was at $1.20 a couple
months back and now its at $1.30.also have several thousand dollars in
china yuan at 7500 yuan for $1000 from bank of america.
have also millions of too cheap vietnam dong for asia's sleeper
booming economy with petrovietnam discovering more oil deposits every
day.
also used american express to get $1000 in malaysia ringgits delivered
as malaysia is considering allowing their currency to unpeg from the
dollar and allow it to float.
sudan dinars are also dirt cheap and they are supposedly sitting on a
mountian of oil but their dinars are only used in their country and am
unable to find a source for them.
any other cheap currencies with great future potential and does anyone
invest in physical currencies.
during the last dollar crisis in the 70s many people bought american
express travellers checks denominated in foreign currencies and is
that a good an option as cash?
larger face
value be better?the silver maple leaf has a $5 cdn value compared to
the $1 usd
value of the silver eagle and likewise the australian gold kangaroo
has a $100
aud value compared to the gold eagle's $50 usd value.the bullion
content is what counts and is the same so if the prices are the same
shouldn't one get the higher legal tender face values of the
appreciating cdn and aud versus the declining usd?
also am trading forex and have invested tens of thousands in the new
iraqi dinar.
also exchanged $1000 for euros when the euro was at $1.20 a couple
months back and now its at $1.30.also have several thousand dollars in
china yuan at 7500 yuan for $1000 from bank of america.
have also millions of too cheap vietnam dong for asia's sleeper
booming economy with petrovietnam discovering more oil deposits every
day.
also used american express to get $1000 in malaysia ringgits delivered
as malaysia is considering allowing their currency to unpeg from the
dollar and allow it to float.
sudan dinars are also dirt cheap and they are supposedly sitting on a
mountian of oil but their dinars are only used in their country and am
unable to find a source for them.
any other cheap currencies with great future potential and does anyone
invest in physical currencies.
during the last dollar crisis in the 70s many people bought american
express travellers checks denominated in foreign currencies and is
that a good an option as cash?