hazek
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I kind of imagined something like that must have happened..I´ve read a german book about goldprice-manipulation (dimitri speck - Geheime Goldpolitik [secret goldpolitics]) and it seems the swiss national bank was under heavy preasure by the fed and bis (bank for international settlements) to do so. The public then was told that gold is an "old relict from the past" etc. A few years later, things got even worse: A part of our goldreserves were sold to fund social security and state deficits![]()
Can you explain what you mean exactly? Did the gold price in CHF appriciate enough to keep the same ratio as it was in 2001?There is just one good thing about our gold: We still got enough reserves left, so our total money supply is in fact 100 % backed by gold - at the current prices. Look at this gold chart (gold in chf: http://www.finanzen.net/rohstoffe/goldpreis/chf), it still hasnt reached its March 2010 highs in swiss francs!
As you happen to live in slovenia: You got some other countries not so far away, maybe one of it has no or a lower tax on coins/bars (austria?).
Yeah I'll probably have to research my options and Austria might be the answer.