Solari MoneyChanger Tool

Posted on November 1, 2009 by stacyherbert| 11 Comments

Stacy Summary: Here is a new useful tool for those looking to buy gold comparing available coins around the world.

Solari Money Changer

11 Responses to Solari MoneyChanger Tool

Bonn | November 1, 2009 at 3:41 am |

FIRST
Bonn | November 1, 2009 at 3:43 am |

@ Stacey
and anyone else what do you use and how do you use GOLD in your Daily Life ?Your daily functioning ? and long term functioning ?
Bonn | November 1, 2009 at 3:54 am |

LOL
The 11th Hour (a Movie on HBO)
Summary : Alook at the state of global environment including visionary & practical solutions for restoring the planet’s Eco-system . Narrated by Leonardo DiCaprio
ROFL PMSL whats the bet that there gonna be talking about Climate change and Global Environment like if we dont act now the world will self explode ROFL
Interestingly just before the Lisbon Treaty
Carbon Credits ROFL
Phil | November 1, 2009 at 4:05 am |

Debt and Pakistan

A Talk with IMRAN KHAN ( @ ca. 3 mins ) .
Hopefully he succeeds.

Rattansi & Ridley – Episode One 2032 GMT, Sky 515, 31 October 2009 (3of3)
http://www.investorvillage.com/iv2/smbd.asp?clear=1&mb=144&pt=m

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipaPy512yNo&feature=sub
Youri Carma | November 1, 2009 at 4:43 am |

Obama faces attack over secrecy report: Delaware world’s most secret financial location http://bit.ly/3x1E0d

Guardian: How many shapes can a recession take? U, V L W Sax, bathtub, sq root, & LUV totally http://bit.ly/4edbSF

Guardian: Developed countries face threat of soaring prices and food shortage http://bit.ly/2aGJ1V
Youri Carma | November 1, 2009 at 4:58 am |

Someone said it yesterday but it’s worth repeating:

Bob Chapman said on the AJS last friday that the bank of America is gonna be loaded with toxic assets to let it explode and go bankrupt.

He also said that 21 Primary Traders had been identified which the FED uses to buy prop up the stockmarket or buying treasuries (I am not sure which one he said friday?)

Bob Chapman believes they won’t be able to bug down the COMEX much longer cause they are running out of gold and soon have to switch to paper settlements or somtin like that.
Justget Itright | November 1, 2009 at 7:00 am |

Cool!
Warren | November 1, 2009 at 9:54 am |

A no risk metals play is in US nickels. The current melt value is 4.8 cents. When the USD index drops to 72, the melt value goes to 5 cents, more if the price of copper and nickel continue to increase.
balois | November 1, 2009 at 5:16 pm |

@Bonn re use of gold (coins) in your daily life.
Good question. Hoarding some coins may help. In any case, it is not all rational and sometimes does not make much sense as I once tried to illustrate to a poster (excerpts):

Quote: “…Owning Gold and Silver is not about investing or wealth preservation. It’s about survival! I have 4 children that will need to eat…” Unquote

…but only to a certain extent, in a more or less functioning world.

I assume that you are assuming when you need your Gold there is still somebody out there fair enough to give you a fair shake. I beg to differ. A catastrophe is about survival of the fittest. Count on lots of hungry people with hungry children, too. And a few guns. And nothing to lose. Beside your smarts, an emergency stockpile and good defense is probably your best bet. And when things improve, have something ready to barter. Mobile goods that people can immediately recognise and evaluate.

Frankly, what shall I do with your Gold coins you want to give me for my sack of potatoes? Are the coins genuine? How many? What s the price? Even if I have mercy, maybe I ll take all the coins you have for a few pounds of my tubers. It is risky and I do not know how and when I can get rid of the coins. And you may scream to heaven if I hand over an entire sack of potatoes to the next fellow who offers me a few bottles of red wine instead. At least in my neck of the woods, people would give a king s ransom if they are short of the stuff…

have a good day
Max Power | November 1, 2009 at 5:41 pm |

There is a 100% chance that this guy can pay off 100% of the fine as there is such a high probability of hyperinflation in the USD zone:

Facebook spammer hit with $711M fine
http://www.cbc.ca/consumer/story/2009/10/30/facebook-spammer-court-awards.html

A U.S. court has ordered a Las Vegas man to pay Facebook $711 million US in damages for spreading spam messages on the social networking site.

Sanford Wallace accessed Facebook members’ accounts without their permission, and sent out fake messages and wall postings, the company said on its website on Friday.

“We won another battle in the fight against spam,” the company said in a statement.

Wallace was successfully sued last year, also for spreading spam, by MySpace, which won a $230-million judgment. He was also fined $4 million in 2006 by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission for spreading pop-up ads online.

Facebook said it doesn’t expect to get any money out of Wallace, who is bankrupt, but added that he could face jail time.

“Most notably, the judge referred Wallace to the U.S. Attorney’s Office with a request that Wallace be prosecuted for criminal contempt, which means that in addition to the judgment, he now faces possible jail time,” the company said in its statement. “We will continue to pursue damages against other spammers.”
David | November 1, 2009 at 10:18 pm |

@Bonn

take it down the shop and exchange for fiat – tax free ?