Saturday, January 11, 2014
Weekend Chillout - Elvis Lives!
To celebrate what would have been the 79th birthday of the King the Weekend Chillout goes a little bit Elvis, along with the NSW town of Parkes which celebrates the King's birthday every year.
First Gold coin to be minted in US sells for $4.5 million at auction
From abc.net.au
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Two antique American gold coins sold for more than $US7.8 million ($8.67 million) when they went under the hammer in Florida, auction organisers have confirmed.
The first gold coin ever made for the United States - a Brasher Doubloon struck in 1787 by a neighbour of George Washington - fetched $US4.58 million ($5 million) Heritage Auctions said.
A nickel made at the Philadelphia Mint in 1913 that was once featured in an episode of the 1970s television show Hawaii Five-0 raised $US3.3 million ($3.67 million).
The coins were sold as part of a sale that has generated more than $US55 million ($61 million) so far, Heritage Auctions said.
"The legendary Brasher Doubloon is one of the most important coins in American history because it's the first gold coin struck for the young United States and it's one of only a handful that exist," Todd Imhof, executive vice president of Heritage Auctions, said.
The doubloon has been off the market since it was bought by a Chicago resident in 1979 for $US430,000.
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Two antique American gold coins sold for more than $US7.8 million ($8.67 million) when they went under the hammer in Florida, auction organisers have confirmed.
The first gold coin ever made for the United States - a Brasher Doubloon struck in 1787 by a neighbour of George Washington - fetched $US4.58 million ($5 million) Heritage Auctions said.
A nickel made at the Philadelphia Mint in 1913 that was once featured in an episode of the 1970s television show Hawaii Five-0 raised $US3.3 million ($3.67 million).
The coins were sold as part of a sale that has generated more than $US55 million ($61 million) so far, Heritage Auctions said.
"The legendary Brasher Doubloon is one of the most important coins in American history because it's the first gold coin struck for the young United States and it's one of only a handful that exist," Todd Imhof, executive vice president of Heritage Auctions, said.
The doubloon has been off the market since it was bought by a Chicago resident in 1979 for $US430,000.
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Friday, January 10, 2014
Thursday, January 9, 2014
If you own bullion you need have professionally secured and insured
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Wednesday, January 8, 2014
Keiser Report: UK's Economics of Extinction
From RT
Published on Jan 7, 2014
In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert discuss the Ka-Boom! and Ka-bust! the economics of extinction in the UK property market as Thatcher's slow-motion housing timebomb ticks away under the British economy where demand continues to outstrip supply by a factor of two and where one woman being forced out of social housing complains, "I'm sure if they had their way they would kill us. I really believe that." In the second half, Max interviews Liam Halligan of the Telegraph about austerity, extinction economics, bitcoin and all those towns up North, of which Max can only name three.
Published on Jan 7, 2014
In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert discuss the Ka-Boom! and Ka-bust! the economics of extinction in the UK property market as Thatcher's slow-motion housing timebomb ticks away under the British economy where demand continues to outstrip supply by a factor of two and where one woman being forced out of social housing complains, "I'm sure if they had their way they would kill us. I really believe that." In the second half, Max interviews Liam Halligan of the Telegraph about austerity, extinction economics, bitcoin and all those towns up North, of which Max can only name three.
Gerald Celente: Iraq's endless war to get much worse
From RT
Published on Jan 7, 2014
In Iraq, the army is preparing an all-out attack to regain control of Fallujah after it was seized by Al-Qaeda linked militants who declared it an Islamic state on Friday. Several airstrikes have already hit the city. Meanwhile the country's Prime Minister has called on residents to help drive-out the insurgents. Gerald Celente, publisher of the Trends Journal, joins RT studio to give his perspective on what's happening in Fallujah.
Published on Jan 7, 2014
In Iraq, the army is preparing an all-out attack to regain control of Fallujah after it was seized by Al-Qaeda linked militants who declared it an Islamic state on Friday. Several airstrikes have already hit the city. Meanwhile the country's Prime Minister has called on residents to help drive-out the insurgents. Gerald Celente, publisher of the Trends Journal, joins RT studio to give his perspective on what's happening in Fallujah.
Young Guns of Gold on the outlook for Gold and Bitcoin in 2014
From ABC Bullion
Streamed live on Jan 6, 2014
2014's first edition of the recently launched monthly series of economic and precious metal updates featuring some of the brightest young minds in the global bullion community - Jan Skoyles, Ronald Stoeferle, Tekoa Da Silva and Jordan Eliseo.
Streamed live on Jan 6, 2014
2014's first edition of the recently launched monthly series of economic and precious metal updates featuring some of the brightest young minds in the global bullion community - Jan Skoyles, Ronald Stoeferle, Tekoa Da Silva and Jordan Eliseo.
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