In many ancient civilizations, especially the Middle East, gold jewellery didn't just represent beauty and wealth, it also served as a safety net for most women, should they be left without a husband or a caretaker. Interesting enough, this is still actual to this day - and not just for women.
Recent floods that hit the United States, Canada and Russia show that property and other valuables can be lost in a matter of hours, while people have only minutes to leave their homes. Not only does gold and silver offer that quick mobility but such items are also much more resistant to water, heat and damage from the debris (if stored securely of course).
Now Ukraine is going through a severe civil and economic crisis. Many people had to flee their homes or quickly move to a more secure locations. During such moments, when there is only time to pack the essential items, taking large valuables is simply not an option. This is where gold and silver jewelry comes to the rescue. These "treasures" are compact, valuable and easy to conceal.
Here are some examples: The collapse of the USSR in 1991, the default of the Russian ruble in 1998, The Global Financial Crisis of 2008-2011, and now the 2014 Ukrainian Crisis.
We know for a fact that during the last two events, that were just mentioned, in the face of massive inflation Soviet gold and silver either grew or held its value. In Ukraine, right now, buying Soviet jewelry is one of the best things anyone can do to protect themselves from currency devaluation. Just read our latest reports on this subject:
- SOVIET GOLD IS SELLING IN UKRAINE DESPITE CRISIS
- SOVIET GOLD CHAIN SELLS FOR $1657 DOLLARS DURING THE UKRAINIAN CRISIS!
- SOVIET GOLD SALES IN UKRAINE - Prices are stable amidst severe inflation
- UKRAINE SOVIET GOLD JEWELLERY SALES for January and February 2014
Disclaimer: All statements in this report are an opinion. Act at your own risk.
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