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If you’ve looked into buying gold to protect your savings, you’re not alone, it’s a trend that has seen significant growth in interest over the last few months. We took some time to look ...

What does 5000 tons of gold even look like? Maybe there's some other stuff ... 4,200 cubic yards of concrete, 750 tons of reinforcing steel and 670 tons of structural steel. Whose gold is stored ...

Elon Musk wrote in another post. "It would be cool for the public to see what so much gold looks like. It is theirs, after all! Hopefully, the storage facility has above zero style," he wrote in ...

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“It would be cool for the public to see what so much gold looks like,” he posted. “It is theirs, after all!” Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent was quick to push back against the renewed scepticism.