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To: Squantos
I'd recommend Bag Silver. Easily identifiable, tradable, portable, and more easily exchanged for value.

An ounce of gold is a grand (+/-), as opposed to an ounce of silver @ $20 (+/-).

I have coffee (and other goodies) for barter, as well. Gold is good, but you can't eat it, and it won't power your car or truck! Most transactions aren't going to be worth a grand (or it's relative value of $1 trillion USD circa 2011)

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94 posted on 07/24/2009 6:19:36 PM PDT by WVKayaker (God grants liberty only to those who love it, and are always ready to guard and defend it. D.Webster)
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To: WVKayaker

As stated earlier on this and other threads, bullion, be it platinum, gold or silver is NOT to barter with but to preserve a minimum of wealth for meeting needs “after” a recovery is established etc .......not during. Thus 50% to 70% of ones total wealth can be bullion for that reason alone. It is best stable option for fiscal security us bottom feeders have in peace time IMO.

2 rounds of 12 ga will get you dinner...traded or not if it’s a criminal per se. Small bottle of aspirin, some AA batteries, a solar yard light, matches or small bic lighter, box of .22 long rifle etc and stuff you mention will be worth more than gold during really bad times such as our parents and grandparents experienced in depression era.........

Of course “barter” is done only with trusted sorts or under secure conditions as my tag line will be key in such times of duress.

If such a “event” occurs we intend to be the most invisible folks on the planet. We will not transmit on our radios we will listen . We sleep during the day in shifts and stay awake all night on watch. We won’t bug out because we did that 15 years ago when we carefully selected our home .

We’re there........:o)


139 posted on 07/25/2009 3:14:32 AM PDT by Squantos (Be polite. Be professional. But have a plan to kill everyone you meet)
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