[Posted May 25th, 2009]
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AHMEDABAD: Indian banks are reaping in hundreds of kilograms of gold through several innovative gold deposit schemes.
India’s largest bank—the State Bank of India (SBI)—has collected a whopping 548 kilogram of gold through an innovative gold deposit scheme it launched two months ago.
SBI officials said that the unique scheme launched in the western state of Gujarat alone attracted 548 kilograms of precious yellow metal deposits in a short span of two months in bank vaults.
SBI said the gold deposit scheme plans to put to productive use the nearly 15,000 tonnes of gold reserves are lying idle in the Indian households.
”It is really great that our branches in four centres of Gujarat - Ahmedabad, Surat, Rajkot and Vadodara, have arracted 548 kgs of gold in the last two months,” a senior SBI official pointed out.
He said gold desposit scheme has done exceptionally well especially in Ahmedabad with 80 per cent of deposits coming to bank vaults are from the city out of the total gold deposits of 548 kilograms recieved so far from across the state.
A survey from SBI said that largely it is the individuals who are depositing gold in the bank vaults. Several two religious trusts also deposit their idle lying gold reserves with SBI.
SBI launched the gold deposit scheme was launched by in mid of March this year as part of government initiatives to put country’s idle lying gold reserves into circulation.
Like SBI, several other banks are doling out gold deposit schemes. They include HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Bank of Baroda and Federal Bank.
Officials at India’s Finance Ministry said that three nationalised banks including SBI have been designated by the government to accept gold as deposits.
Several banks, broking houses and post officials have been carrying out several gold deposit and gold coins selling schemes. India is the largest consumer and importer of gold in the world.
Gold coins are the hottest commodity in India these days. Even as the price of gold continues to rise, sale of gold coins are taking place at brisk pace through banks, equity and commodity broking companies, finance firms and post offices across India.
India Post, the post services department of government of India, launched the gold coins sale initiative six months back in association with Reliance Money and World Gold Council. As per the currency scheme, the postal department is selling 0.5 gm, 1 gm, 5 gm and 8 gm gold coins packed in tamper-proof sealed covers.
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[Posted May 25th, 2009]
By Vivek Kaul
Mumbai: “If I were to write a report called The Copper Wars, it would not attract many subscribers, even for free. The Silver Wars might attract a few more, but not many. But The Gold Wars has been read by tens of thousands. Why?” is a question that Gary North asks towards the middle of his ebook The Gold Wars.
In the very next paragraph of the book he provides an answer to the question he asks. “When I say that gold is a political metal, I mean more than the obvious fact that gold has political ramifications. I mean something more significant. I mean that gold has always been intertwined with politics, that gold, alone among metals until the success of the Manhattan Project added uranium to the list, has been the uniquely political metal,” he writes.
Gold as money
Till around one hundred years back gold was money. As North writes “Prior to 1914, a person could take a gold coin anywhere where international trade was common and buy just about anything. It did not matter which ruler’s image was on the coin. The coin was valuable because of its gold content. The image may have helped to convey information about the coin — so much gold of certain fineness — but the face on the coin had merely a brand-name recognition effect.”
The power of gold was characterised by the fact that in the initial James Bond movies, the spy used to carry British gold sovereigns with him. As North writes, “The British gold sovereign was so widely recognised that James Bond carried sovereigns as late as the mid-1960s. In From Russia With Love, the coins were in the booby-trapped briefcase.”
How it worked
Till July 1914, all the major economies of the world were on what is known as the gold standard. Central banks around the world had gold in their coffers which was essentially used to back the paper currency being issued. In the US, the value of one ounce of gold was fixed at $20. What this meant was that citizens essentially held gold as money and at any point of time could convert their paper currency into gold. It worked the same way in Europe. It also ensured that governments could only print a fixed amount of currency, depending on the amount of gold they had in their coffers, unless of course they managed to dig up new gold. So the government increasing money supply just like that, like is the case these days, was difficult.
How kings and governments tried to increase money supply
In the olden days, before the advent of the paper currency, when the kings and queens wanted to increase money spending, they tried to debase their currency by adding metals of lower value to gold coins. “The king wanted to increase his spending, so he would call in the old coins, melt them, add cheap metal, and try to spend them into circulation at the old rate for coins with higher gold content. The plan never worked. The new coins would always fall in value,” writes North.
People obviously figured out that the new coins had lower amount of gold and hence were not worth as much as the older coins. As North writes, “This enraged the government. It made theft through deception less effective. The citizens who spotted the fraud early would buy gold by exchanging the debased new coins for old gold coins, leaving the less perceptive, more trusting citizens holding depreciated new coins. Private citizens did what the king was trying to do, and this invasion of the king’s asserted prerogative to steal enraged kings for centuries.”
The campaign against gold
In the second half of 1914, the First World War started. Governments did not want to continue working with the limitations of the gold standard, which did not allow them to print as much currency as they wanted to. Banks in Europe suspended the conversion of paper money into gold. The US government confiscated the gold held by its citizens in 1933. It forbade its citizens from owning gold till the end of 1974.
As North writes, “No, gold is not money. It has not been money for Europeans since 1914, when the commercial banks stole it from depositors at the outbreak of World War I, and central banks then stole it from commercial banks before the war was over. Gold has not been money for Americans since 1933, when Roosevelt unilaterally by executive order stole it from the public.”
On August 15, 1971, Richard Nixon, the then President of United States, decided to do away with the last prevailing gold standard.
Why governments hate gold
The lack of a gold standard allows governments to print as much money they want to. And that is why they hate gold. As North writes “Why do they hate gold? Because gold represents the public. More than this: gold is a powerful tool of control by the public. A gold coin standard places in the hands of consumers a means of controlling the national money supply. A gold coin standard transfers monetary policy-making from central bankers and government officials to the common man, who can walk into a bank and demand payment for paper or digital currency in gold coins. This is the ultimate form of democracy, and the Establishment hates it. The Establishment can and does control political affairs. They make democracy work for them…They hate gold because they hate the sovereignty of consumers.”
The present day
Today governments and central banks across the world do not need to back their paper currency with gold reserves. This gives them the freedom to print any amount of money they want to, which is what they are currently busy doing. But when an item is available in abundance its value tends to go down and vice versa. All this printing of currencies, will lead to a situation wherein the purchasing power of currencies will continue to come down. Given this, concerned investors the world over, those who understand their financial history, would want to move their investments into gold, leading to the price of gold going up. But the governments clearly do not want that. As North wrote in a recent column, “Gold’s price is a test of political legitimacy: the value of a national currency. A rising gold price is a vote of reduced confidence in the State’s money. This is why governments since World War I have done everything they could to remove gold coins from circulation. ..This is why governments sell off gold. It de-legitimises gold and legitimises government currency.
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[Posted May 24th, 2009]
Before investing in gold there is a need to follow several vital steps. You need to acquire good basic knowledge and understanding. In addition, it is highly recommended to get a very good investing education on gold before you begin. As a matter of fact there are a lot of financial institutions that offer a good education in this regard. In the case you think that there is no enough time to attend the classes then Internet education is the best available choice for you to make. It goes without saying that it would be much simpler and very apt to consult a specialized gold investment consultant or a financial advisor as these guys can really help you, especially in the case you are a beginner in the sphere of gold investment. You will get all necessary information including how to make the right moves based on your priorities and personal financial goals that you want to achieve. It should be also pointed out that gold investment can help in hedging your portfolio. If there is such a possibility you should ask financial advisor to help you and keep in mind that in the case that he/she does not have any experience in dealing with this issue it is better for you to find some one else who is more professional.
The point is that there is a lot of demand for gold in some countries around the world, for example, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and the Middle East. Actually, you are available to use this opportunity to your benefit by making a gold investment. Simply speaking you can purchase them and preserve them till the prices rise and you can make a sell off. You should also be aware of that gold can exist in many forms like Gold certificate, gold exchange traded funds.
If you really want to make a profit from the price variations of gold then purchasing the bullion coins is a perfect option. The Canadian Maple Leaf, the Australian Nugget, the Britannia, and American Eagle are some of the best choices that are available. In addition, you could also have the strategy of purchasing gold coins from dealers, both offline and online. Keep in mind that you must always shop around to get the best possible deals and prices before purchasing gold coins. You should be certain concerning the fact that the dealer you are making a purchase from is experienced enough. It also highly recommended for you to preserve the gold coins you have purchased in a mint packaging in order the coins will be safe from scratches. In fact, you don’t lose money in your gold investment while you sell off.
The other important fact for you to remember is that the trends in gold investment are rather different from the global stock market trends. You must understand that the gold prices are independent of the market sentiments and volatilities. To put it different, the prices may boost when the share market falls and may decrease when global markets are on a rise.
To conclude it all there is a need to add that gold investment can make real wonders for you in the case you bear in mind the above mentioned facts. As a matter of fact, gold investment is the safest bet of investment possible according to that the prices always tend to grow higher.
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[Posted May 24th, 2009]
The U.S. Mint has released the 2009 American Eagle gold coins, the most popular gold bullion coins in the world! Coin collectors have always loved the classic Saint Gaudens’ design of a full length figure of Miss Liberty carrying the torch of freedom in one hand and the olive branch of peace in the other. On the reverse is a fresh, modern design of a nest of American Eagles. 2009 American Eagle Gold Coins Official Specs: Guaranteed Gold Content - American Eagle gold coins are the only gold bullion coins guaranteed by the US Government as to gold weight and purity. Genuine Legal Tender Gold Coins - Authorized by an Act of Congress in 1986, American Eagles are official legal tender gold coins of the United States. 22 Karat Solid Gold - By law, Gold Eagles are struck in 91.67% fine gold with their total gold weight shown on the reverse of each coin. In addition, each coin contains additional silver and copper which hardens the gold finish, protecting it from wear and scratches. Totally Private Gold, Non-Reportable - We keep all American Eagle transactions strictly private and do not report your purchases or sales of American Eagle gold coins to the IRS or any government agency. Whether you are locking away gold as part of your savings plan or collecting U.S. gold coins as collectibles, we know you’ll love the 2009 gold American Eagles. Order now to be among the first to own these beautiful, mint fresh American Eagle gold coins.
 
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[Posted May 24th, 2009]
by Jim on May.21, 2009, under General
| May 18, 2009
Investing in Cold Fusion and Palladium
by Roland Watson
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| Cold Fusion, that pariah of established science, made a comeback in March as the US Navy’s Space and Naval Warfare Center went public with results which they believed confirmed that low energy nuclear reactions were present, repeatable and decisively demonstrable in their specialized palladium/heavy water experiments.
I won’t bother you with the science of their research (more details here) suffice to say that the debate is again polarized on both sides with supporters calling it an important step in the long road to commercial products while the detractors continue to call it bad science.
However, the assets leveraged towards this kind of announcement hardly reacted at all in price when the press release was made. One gets the feeling the reaction was “We have seen this before” and they would be right to some extent. Exactly twenty years before, the infamous Pons and Fleischman press conference offered to the world a potential new source of energy which was abundant and free from the waste problems associated with conventional nuclear power. Any bull market in Cold Fusion components was quickly snuffed out though as the scientific establishment turned against the two scientists. And that was that for twenty years.
So, will this announcement amount to anything bigger than a hill of radioactive beans? Research institutions across the world that saw some potential in the phenomenon poured millions of dollars since 1989 to no seeming avail. The process was observed successfully in many instances but the scientific mantra of repeatability collided against a volatile and unruly excess heat effect that didn’t quite play to the scientific gallery.
Perhaps this time finally the Space and Naval Warfare Center have tamed and caged the Cold Fusion tiger. You can take your side in the debate but if this becomes the real deal will you be positioned to take advantage? As a result of that announcement, I undertook an investigation of the investment potential for Cold Fusion and the best candidates to invest in at this point in time. That is now published in a Cold Fusion Investment Report of which details below.
Those familiar with this investment paradigm will probably say three things - palladium, SWC, PAL and that’s all you need to know. In our report we take a look at these three assets (amongst others) and look further afield to where the future of cold fusion investing may lie. We ask some questions such as:
- Is palladium the only metal that can bring about the Cold Fusion effect?
- What is the better mining company: SWC or PAL?
- What about the other palladium mining companies?
- Why do some forms of palladium not produce Cold Fusion and does that affect some refined palladium products?
- What is a realistic price projection for palladium if Cold Fusion is commercialized and would such a price make it uneconomical to use?
- What would be the reaction of governments to such a new and strategic resource?
The world of Cold Fusion investing is not black and white as it may appear and the failed attempt of one promising but now defunct Cold Fusion company (see the report) testifies to the fact that one should not jump on the first bandwagon that takes to that road.
Take for example the question of government. What has government got to do with this anyway? Well for a start they funded the research mentioned at the top of the article but more importantly any resource that attains strategic importance begins to get more and more State attention.
Back in 1933, gold ownership was banned as US government policy morphed into a socialist scenario that saw “public necessity” trump individual wealth preservation. The same held true of silver in 1934 but for larger bullion amounts.
If palladium becomes a saviour of alternate energy policy, does government stand back and let the free market take the price of palladium to the stratosphere or will they act to seize all palladium holdings, freeze the various palladium ETFs and license the output of palladium mines in their domain? It is a likely scenario but when and how is as yet unknown. The remit of the investor is to see the telltale signs of government rumblings and exit quickly (for example, Roosevelt banned all silver exports just days before the executive order confiscating large private holdings of silver bars).
Another example is the supposed leverage that palladium mining companies offer over the metal. This is a well known strategy amongst precious metals investors but during the palladium bull of 1999-2001, Stillwater Mining Company miserably underperformed palladium. Why was that and how can one decide the mix of bullion and equities as such a future time? Well, you can’t but investors at least need to be aware of the risks involved ahead of time.
Cold Fusion is real, but the transformation from a scientific experiment to a commercial product is not there yet. If (or when) it happens and commercial companies begin to pour serious money into finally nailing down the process, I believe palladium will begin a bull market that will dwarf the one that spiked to nearly $1100 per ounce on Russian stockpile problems.
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[Posted May 24th, 2009]
By William Condiss
Antique gold coins could be a great buy and a necessary asset to your portfolio in today’s market. If you don’t have a basic knowledge in the basics of buying antique gold coins you might end up paying too much.
Living in a large metropolitan area you have a distinct advantage in that you can physically visit gold coin dealers in your area and asking each one the same questions while examining the same coins you are thinking about adding to your gold coin investment portfolio
Living in more rural or smaller cities you may need to investigate antique gold coins on the internet. There is so much disinformation on the web, be sure you research several sources and look for collaborating facts elsewhere on the web. Don’t forget to check out your local coin clubs. Some of the best experts may be living right next door. If your hobby is gold coins you probably know at least as much as any dealer and can be a great reference in deciding on the right gold coins at the right price.
The internet is great for comparison shopping. You can easily compare the same coin at different dealers and at the different auction sties. There could be auctions held in your city, you could go to. You shouldn’t buy unless you know what you’re doing. The auction companies and even other bidders can be a great help in your eduction in gold coins. When you’re finally confident making that first gold coin buy, choose a dealer that has been in business for a long time, easy to contact and is helpful in answering questions and not always trying to sell you something. Finding a reputable dealer in your home town will save on shipping and insurance costs. Plus you can pick up your coins and go straight to your safe deposit box.
Gold is gold right? Not when it comes to coins. There are several varieties of gold coins and gold antique coins that are available. Some of the questions you may need to answer for yourself is, foreign or domestic. What size or denomination of coins you may be looking for. Be sure about what size and weight you want your coins to be. There are several sizes of foreign and domestic coins.
Are you looking for antique gold coins as a collector or as an investor? If youre only looking to solidify your portfolio for investment purposes and dont want to become an antique gold coin expert, you should find someone you trust, a friend or even an acquaintance that doesnt have a vested interest in selling you something on commission.
If you are looking at antique gold coins as an investment, you should expect to pay more than the spot price of the current gold market. Thats because there are a limited number of gold coins on the market. The government cant go back and create another 1833 Double Eagle gold coin. Because of that fact, the items you are looking for may be sold at a premium depending on how many of that particular antique gold coin is left not only on the market, but in existence. The market is filled not only with investors, but with collectors looking to add to their collection. - 16628
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[Posted May 24th, 2009]
The American Eagle gold coin is the official gold coin of the United States of America. The current American Eagle gold coins came to be under the Gold Bullion Coin Act of 1985, and were first minted in 1986. These coins are easily recognized. Depicting truly "the American Way", the image of the brave father-provider as he brings supplies to maintain his family of eagles. As the mother nurtures and protects the family and their home.
On the other side there stands the "lady of liberty", the stars of the states surrounding her, glory at her back, with one foot on solid gold. In her left hand she carries a olive branch, signifying her quest for peace. In her right hand she carries a burning torch-a light to lead the way. At her other foot sits the business of the land. "E Pluribus Unum"..She realizes she is but "one out of many", and embraces the motto: "In God We Trust". WOW! What a coin!..So beautiful, so powerful, so pure..the American Eagle gold coin-what a possession to have! A collector’s dream!
American Eagle gold coins are highly respected everywhere! The family of eagles coins consist of the 1/10 oz, 1/4 oz, 1/2 oz and 1 full ounce oz coins. They are made of 22 karat gold rather than 24 karat so that they can withstand the wear and tear of circulation. Face value of these coins are $5.00, $10.00, $25.00,and $50.00, respectively, However, their actual value comes from their weight, therefore there value is what the market say their value is at that point in time.
Gold an ounce of gold yesterday is a ounce of gold today, and will be a ounce tomorrow. Sadly, the "paper dollar" currency is not backed by gold anymore but confidence in it that it will get goods and services today let alone tomorrow or a thousand years from now, like gold will. Get gold because "We have gold because we cannot trust governments"-President Herbert Hoover."
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[Posted May 24th, 2009]
Posted by: Michael | Posted in: Gold Buffalo
The US Mint added a new notification to the product catalog page for the American Buffalo Gold Coins. This joins similar notifications that had previously been posted for the 2009 Gold Eagle and 2009 Silver Eagle product pages.
The notification is as follows:
Production of United States Mint 2009 American Buffalo Gold Proof Coins has been delayed because of the limited availability of 24-karat gold blanks. The 2009 American Buffalo one-ounce Gold Proof Coin is scheduled to go on sale in the second half of the 2009 calendar year after an acceptable inventory of 24-karat gold blanks can be acquired. The release date, once established, will be posted to the 2009 Scheduled Products Listing.
As a result of the numismatic product portfolio analysis conducted last fall, beginning in 2009, American Buffalo Gold Proof fractional coins and the four-coin set are no longer available. Additionally, the United States Mint will no longer offer American Buffalo Gold Uncirculated Coins.
The notification doesn’t provide much in the way of new information. The delay had been presumed following the similar announcements for the collectible Gold and Silver Eagle coins. Additionally, the US Mint has not even produced the regular bullion version of the American Gold Buffalo for 2009.
The discontinuation of all but one option for the collectible Gold Buffalo coins had been announced previously, late last year. In 2008, the US Mint had offered a total of twelve products which incorporated the Gold Buffalo. This included 1 oz, 1/2 oz, 1/4 oz, 1/10 oz individual coins in uncirculated or proof, 4 coin sets in uncirculated or proof, the 2008 American Buffalo Celebration Coin, and the 08-08-08 Double Prosperity Set. For 2009, the single coin to be offered will be the 1 oz Proof 2009 Gold Buffalo.
Even though the availability of 24-karat gold blanks is limited, the US Mint has been able to obtain a relatively large number to use for other products. The 2009 Ultra High Relief Double Eagle Gold Coins are struck on special sized and specially prepared 24-karat gold blanks. To date, the US Mint has sold over 62,000 of the coins. The 2009 First Spouse Gold Coins are stuck on one-half ounce size 24-karat gold blanks. The US Mint has sold over 6,000 of the first coin released honoring Anna Harrison.
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[Posted May 24th, 2009]
May 20 (Bloomberg) — Gold purchases rose 38 percent in the first quarter, led by investment demand that exceeded usage by jewelers for the first time since at least 2004, according to the World Gold Council.
Global demand increased to 1,015.5 metric tons, from 733.9 tons a year earlier, the London-based council said today in a report based on figures from research company GFMS Ltd. Investment purchases more than tripled to 595.9 tons while jewelry demand fell 24 percent to 339.4 tons.
Gold rose to an 11-month high of $1,006.29 an ounce on Feb. 20 as governments spent trillions of dollars to fight recession, sparking speculation inflation will accelerate. In India, the world’s largest gold buyer last year, jewelry demand was the lowest in at least 20 years and net retail investment turned negative for the first time as holders sold metal for recycling, the council said. Chinese demand was six times that of India.
“In the current environment, investment demand is part of the diversification of assets in portfolios and therefore is less sensitive to price than jewelry demand,” said John Meyer, research director at Fairfax IS in London.
Investment demand for coins, bars and exchange-traded funds was the highest since at least 2004, when GFMS began tracking them, and “could well be” a record, GFMS senior metals analyst Philip Newman said. Jewelry demand had accounted for about two- thirds of gold demand in the past 30 years, he said.
Investment Flows
“Investment flows in the first quarter of this year were unprecedented and, based on an analysis of the past 30 years of the gold market, probably unsustainable in the long term,” UBS AG analyst John Reade wrote in an e-mail. Concerns about inflation and currencies “are likely to continue for the next year or so and this should keep investment flows strong, if not perhaps at the super-strong levels seen in the first quarter.”
The U.K. Royal Mint used 75 percent more gold in the first quarter than a year earlier and the U.S. Mint’s sales of 1-ounce American Eagle gold coins more than quadrupled in January.
Gold for immediate delivery climbed $2.98, or 0.3 percent, to $928.04 an ounce by 8:24 a.m. in London.
Total demand from India fell 83 percent to 17.7 tons, from 107.2 tons a year earlier. In Thailand, total usage was a negative 16.9 tons, compared with net demand of 2.1 tons a year earlier. Purchases in China rose 1.8 percent to 105.2 tons from 103.3 tons. In the U.S., demand rose 15 percent to 55.2 tons.
‘A Bigger Role’
“Certainly over the long run, you’re going to see China permanently taking a bigger role,” said Rozanna Wozniak, London-based investment manager at the council. “Across the world, there has been an increase in recycled gold sales, due to a combination of profit taking and distress selling due to difficult economic conditions.”
Demand in Germany for bars and coins expanded fivefold in the first quarter to 59 tons, according to the report.
“Throughout the western world, the safe-haven motive to buy gold was very strong due to economic uncertainty,” Wozniak said. “In Germany, it also appears to be motivated by inflation.”
Owners of gold sold a record 558 tons of metal back into the market, with net retail investment a negative 17 tons in India and 19.9 tons in Thailand, according to the report.
Gold mine production rose 2.9 percent to 560 tons from 544 tons. Central bank sales slumped 55 percent to 35 tons from 77 tons.
To contact the reporter on this story: Claudia Carpenter in London at ccarpenter2@bloomberg.net
Last Updated: May 20, 2009 03:52 EDT
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[Posted May 24th, 2009]
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