Wednesday, October 23, 2013 2:35:54 PM
Unless I'm entirely wrong, isn't gold almost another $1,000.00 per oz more now than in 1991? So since we're talking in rough hypotheticals, per 200,000 oz estimated potential would be worth $70,000,000,000. Caution...this might cause more intense reactions for those who were merely tingly at the stated values in 1991. A little different perspective with the additional triple zeroes, eh? Especially since the cost of mining hasn't kept pace with gold prices...making the potential profit margin significantly higher now.
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