In other countries that have had economic collapse, what has happened to the gold silver and other objects of value?
It ended up in the hands of people who were prepared and had enough things of value that they could trade some for gold.In other countries that have had economic collapse, what has happened to the gold silver and other objects of value?
...you make a primary out of it so your tannerite can work via remote control rather than bulletGold and silver will only have value IF...
There is a reason that Russia and China are going to back their currencies with gold.In my personal opinion, I don't think gold & silver will be of any value if there's a total collapse of society, worldwise or otherwise as who's to say how much it will be worth when that happens. It's just going to be a chunk of silver or gold. I believe what will hold any value are our posessions, and our skills. What are we going to do with a piece of silver or gold? it's just going to sit there and gather dust.
Indians did use gold nuggets to make arrow heads and other tools. Same with copper nuggets. The benefits were; they were easier to work with than stone, and they would bend rather than break if they hit something hard like bone. A friend of mine found a gold spear point about 3" long.Gold and silver will only have value IF there is some form of commercial civilization. The native Americans had little or no use for it, until the settlers came. The value of these metals will depend on how far the world regresses after a major SHTF.
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