A significant quantity of gold, silver and other precious metals is unaccounted for at the Royal Canadian Mint.
External auditors are investigating a discrepancy between the mint's 2008 financial accounting of its precious metals holdings and the physical stockpile at the Sussex Drive plant. The mystery raises possibilities from sloppy bookkeeping to a gold heist.
Officials with the commercial Crown corporation are saying little and refuse to confirm the amount and value of unaccounted gold, silver and palladium.
To halt a possible “run” on the gold it safeguards for private businesses, the Royal Canadian Mint is reassuring customers their deposits are fully accounted for and in secure vaults as the investigation continues into as much as $20 million in lost precious metals.
dukey wrote:i think they have been selling lots of paper backed by nothing
Sure you can.The_Toecutter wrote:OTOH, you still can't eat gold.
Yes. You should be heavily invested in brass as well.The_Toecutter wrote:Having some is a very good idea(although unlikely to be a good scheme to obtain wealth), but make sure to diversify your assets...
virgincrude wrote:Anybody who thinks gold is the answer to financial worries should take care to read http://www.gata.org/node/7402
about the manipulation of the gold markets
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