
Gold and Silver Education
"Gold and Silver are the only financial assets that are not simultaneously someone else's liability" - Doug Casey.

This is a chart of standard Gold bullion size comparison. The cubes are measured by volume & Gold weight of 19.30 g/cm−3. The plates are typical Gold bar dimensions of same Gold weight.

In this Gold infographic everything is calculated with Gold price at $2000/oz. When Gold reaches $3110/oz, 1 oz of Gold & a $100 bill will have equal value in weight and it won't matter if you have 1oz of $100 bills or 1oz of Gold. Gold is usually measured in Troy Ounces. A Troy Ounce is about 1.09 regular Ounces.

There's surprisingly little Gold in the world & this infographic shows all the Gold ever mined. If all the gold ever mined was melted into a solid cube, the cube with sides of 20.5m would fit in an Olympic Swimming Pool. The small gold sphere, in front of the cash couch, weighs 1 metric ton exactly, with a value over $50 Million dollars.

This is a chart of standard Gold bullion size comparison. The cubes are measured by volume & Gold weight of 19.30 g/cm−3. The plates are typical Gold bar dimensions of same Gold weight.

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Hidden Secrets of Money


Money vs Currency - Hidden Secrets Of Money Episode 1 - Mike Maloney

USA's Seven Stages Of Empire - Hidden Secrets Of Money Episode 2 - Mike Maloney

DE-DOLLARIZATION - Death of the US Dollar Standard - Hidden Secrets Of Money Episode 3

Bank Crisis & Inflation: The Biggest Scam In The History Of Mankind - Hidden Secrets of Money Ep 4

Watch the instructional video from SFS, "Gold & Silver Always Win."
Kristi Fisher does an amazing job at educating us on the history and essential need for Gold & Silver in one's portfolio.
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Exter's Pyramid
John Exter (September 17, 1910 – February 28, 2006) was an American economist, member of the Board of Governors of the United States Federal Reserve System, and founder of the Central Bank of Sri Lanka. He is also known for creating Exter's Pyramid.
Exter is known for creating Exter's Pyramid (also known as Exter's Golden Pyramid and Exter's Inverted Pyramid) for visualizing the organization of asset classes in terms of risk and size. In Exter's scheme, gold forms the small base of most reliable value, and asset classes on progressively higher levels are more risky. The larger size of asset classes at higher levels is representative of the higher total worldwide notional value of those assets. While Exter's original pyramid placed Third World debt at the top, today derivatives hold this dubious honor.
