1.000 Unzen würde ich sagen.
31,1 kg locker in einer Hand? Ich weiss ja, das Putin so quasi Chuck Norris abgelöst hat - aber das ist doch etwas viel,oder?
Gold und Goldindustrie Rußlands
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vermute 400 Unzen.
Begründung ist das Verhältnis Handgrösse ab Uhr bis Fingerspitzen ca 18 cm
zum Längenvergleich eines 400er Barren von ca 25 cm.Ein 1000er Barren wiegt knapp über 30kg, denke, dass Putin dies nicht
so locker in der Hand hält.oh, Salorius war schneller, hatte zu lange überlegt bzgl Begründung
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Ihr habt wohl recht. Scheint ein 400er aus Russlands Schatzkammer zu sein.
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Ihr habt wohl recht. Scheint ein 400er aus Russlands Schatzkammer zu sein.
... wiegen zwischen 11,5kg und 12,7kg ( laut Foto) und 99,99 Reinheit....
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Na ja, so plus/minus 1,2kg machen den Kohl nicht fett
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... wiegen zwischen 11,5kg und 12,7kg ( laut Foto) und 99,99 Reinheit....wenn mein 400er Barren 11,5 kg wiegen würde, würd ich mich sorgen ...
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...steht doch drauf... 11511,7gr
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Oh, O.K., dann 370 Unzen ...
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Rußlands Staaatschef ist durchtrainiert, ganz im Gegensatz zur wabbeligen MerEkel
Diese schafft allenfalls die Koranschrift derart zu halten.....
Die soll und braucht keine Goldbarren halten...auch keine ,wie auch immer gearteten
Schriften...Das was sie halten soll,und wenn möglich für länger,ist ihr Mundwerk.
Gruß
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Russia adds $2.4 billion to its foreign exchange reserves in one week
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Aber Silver Bear geht mir trotzdem mächtig auffm Sack![[smilie_blume]](https://goldseiten-forum.com/wcf/images/smilies/smilie_blume1.gif "smilie_blume")
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Aber Silver Bear geht mir trotzdem mächtig auffm Sack LG Tulius
Tja, @tulius destructivus, ist ja auch kein Gold.
An die abenteuerliche Verwässerung dieser damals feinen Kleinen erinnere ich mich noch....
Grüsse
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Changes Coming to Russia’s Gold Market
By Nikita Knyazev, Director, Precious Metals Market, Moscow ExchangeThis year is highly likely to be a year of changes for the investment gold market in Russia: the Ministry of Finance will assess the feasibility of VAT exemption on investment gold, the State Duma will consider a bill to allow citizens to purchase precious metals in individual investment accounts, and the Central Bank will make changes to its pricing policy when conducting its market operations.
Moscow Exchange sees potential in attracting the demand of non-residents through the International Clearing Members mechanism and has launched three new Asian POPs (point of presence) – Singapore, Hong Kong and Shanghai.
The total volume of foreign currency deposits of Russians for 2018 decreased by 6.3% – from $94 billion to $88 billion ...
In the case of VAT cancellation for investment gold, we can assume that about 3-5% of all deposits can be transferred to savings in gold, or approximately $2.6 billion to $4.4 billion.The government also pays considerable attention to the repatriation of capital. It turned out that a number of citizens are open to repatriating their capital, but want to invest it not in the banking system, but in gold bars.
Russian Deputy Finance Minister Alexei Moiseyev said in an interview with Reuters that he had seen appeals from banks, which reported that many customers are ready to de-dollarise, but need a VAT-friendly mode of buying and selling bullion. ...
Customers are interested in physical gold.The other key change in the gold market is the possibility for citizens to purchase precious metals in individual investment accounts (IIS).
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Russia’s New Gold Rush Could Shake Up the International Monetary System
Russia and China might be considering a gold-backed digital currency.
The sheer size of the purchases might reveal bolder motives, with Moscow preparing its first salvo in the coming battle for a monetary reset.
What makes the recent moves especially significant is the fact they are being replicated in Beijing. According to official data, China raised its bullion reserves to 60.62 million ounces in March from 60.26 million a month earlier; last month’s inflow was 11.2 tons, following the addition of 9.95 tons in February, 11.8 tons in January and 9.95 tons in December.
China may actually end the year as the top buyer after Russia. Right now it looks like a close race.
The purchases are unlikely to have been coordinated by Russia and China, but some mutual influence is evident: the two countries expect to benefit from the other’s purchases, which should be supportive of long-term prices.https://www.themoscowtimes.com…al-monetary-system-a65131
pa. habe es auch schon im gold thread geposted, wenns doppelt stört bitte einmal löschen
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danke für den link zu den Moscow Times ... Sind die Anglo-gesteuert? wg "Times" ?
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The Moscow Times is Russia’s leading, independent English-language media outlet. From our Moscow newsroom, we provide readers across the world with breaking news, engaging stories and balanced journalism about the largest country on Earth.
https://www.themoscowtimes.com/page/moscow-times
ich schau halt ca einmal die woche vorbei
vg bh
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Golden Straws In The Wind
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The next credit crisis could change everything
So
far, China and Russia have resisted the temptation to act
precipitously. Their economies are dependent on Western cooperation.
Russia exports energy to the West, and China runs a trade surplus in
goods and services. To dispense with Western trade, they need an
Asia-wide self-contained market. They are building it, with China’s silk
road projects and by consolidating the membership of the Shanghai
Cooperation Organisation. But not all the groundwork has been done,
certainly not enough to “go commando”.The transfer from a
dollar-centric world to gold-backed roubles and renminbi will continue
to be at a pace determined by the monetary mistakes of America. That is
why the next economic downturn is so important to geopolitical outcomes.
And it won’t be just a rerun of Lehman, characterised by a sudden
crisis, money-printing, and heaving a sigh of relief when the banking
system doesn’t collapse.The starting-gun for the next credit
crisis has already been fired. A reversal of expanding cross-border
trade is in full swing. The sales of dollars by foreigners has begun.
There is little doubt there is a recession ahead, the only question is
of its likely depth. The massive build-up of unsustainable global debt
since the Lehman crisis tells us to expect the liquidation to be
substantial. The coincidental combination of the peak of the credit
cycle and trade protectionism warns us of something far worse than an
ordinary recession: a possible rerun of 1929-32, only this time with
unsound currency instead of currencies freely convertible into gold.
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