The USA banning imports of Russian gold is a very interesting development and, ironically, another big step towards the international remonetization. The fact that the USA feels the need to try and impede the international movement of gold demonstrates clearly that they know gold is re-emerging as the world's money. First it will be among the BRICS. Then everyone.
Of course Russia will be able to sell all the gold it wants because gold is (turmpets) FUNGIBLE. They can melt it, mold it, stamp it, powder it, hammer it into foil thinner than a hair, and it will still be gold. But, I can imagine the US government banning all domestic sales of gold because some Russian gold is sneaking into the country under disguise. The only gold you will be able to buy in the USA is picrel.
Any weebs know what these 3 Japanese dishes are called or supposed to be used for? They're 272g ($173 melt) of Sterling silver bought for the reasonable price of $46.19 total last night.
