Nature
of Gold:
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| 1. Gold is one of the rarest elements in creation with many unique
characteristics that can not be replicated. |
| 2.
Gold is nature’s perfect shield against radiation.
Thus, the space capsule that carried Neil Armstrong to the moon was coated
with gold. |
| 3. Gold is an excellent reflector. This
application can be seen in the gold-powdered glass in the windows of buildings
such as the Royal Bank tower in Toronto.
During summer months the reflection
of the sun’s rays reduces internal cooling requirements, while in
the winter, the heat generated in the building is reflected back into the building.
These reflective characteristics provide significant energy savings. |
| 4. Gold is an ideal conductor of electricity in miniature circuitry.
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| 5. Gold is very malleable for many fine applications
such as thin coatings.
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| 6. Gold is non-corrosive. It
does not rust or decay.
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| 7. Gold is virtually non-destructible and everlasting. |
| 8. Gold has been known throughout history as the most
constantly marketable good at any
time, anywhere in the world. |
| 9. Gold is not a fiat currency or a liability or an obligation of any
issuing entity.
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Thus, Gold has been regarded as lasting money with its own inherent
values
since the beginning of recorded history.
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