The shiny metal, India may buy more...

**TimberWolf** · 25 November 2009, 09:54

Sounds like the IMF can't wait to sell its last remaining gold at current prices though.

Interesting comment:

Bullion, which typically moves inversely to the U.S. currency

**Moscow Mule** · 25 November 2009, 10:02

I'm taking up that Argentine's suggestion and buying lots of these (wholesale)...

**TimberWolf** · 25 November 2009, 10:03

Originally posted by Moscow Mule View Post

I'm taking up that Argentine's suggestion and buying lots of these (wholesale)...

Ah, Ferfal (sp?), you read his blog too.

**Moscow Mule** · 25 November 2009, 10:10

Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post

Ah, Ferfal (sp?), you read his blog too.

Only after you linked it the other day - fascinating.

I'm also going to get some of these for my rice, pasta and water.

http://www.smithsofthedean.co.uk/New%20Barrels.htm

And loads of hexy burner tabs - you can't trust gas and hexy's are easier to conceal when burniing.

**minestrone** · 25 November 2009, 10:21

Silver shines and gold glitters.

HTH

**Moscow Mule** · 25 November 2009, 10:24

Originally posted by minestrone View Post

Silver shines and gold glitters.

HTH

I thought diamonds glittered?

EDIT: no, they Sparkle don't they

**Moscow Mule** · 25 November 2009, 10:27

Originally posted by zeitghost

All that glisters is not gold.

Some of it is iron pyrites.

Can you make anything out of iron pyrites?

**minestrone** · 25 November 2009, 10:33

Originally posted by Moscow Mule View Post

Can you make anything out of iron pyrites?

Fools

**DiscoStu** · 25 November 2009, 10:33

Originally posted by Moscow Mule View Post

Can you make anything out of iron pyrites?

Yes, you put it in a cheap crap plastic case and sell it as a souvenir to tourists in the Peak District.

The shiny metal, India may buy more...