Yes. Gold is just a commodity. It could be higher, lower, or the same in 6 years. It is just a matter of supply and demand. Gold will do well in inflationary environments, and do poorly in deflationary environments. Gold also does well during times of severe economic uncertainty.
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It was called Gold Louis.
help holding the gold and run away
they wanted gold
Gold was not invented- it is a natural metal found in the earth. It has been used as a medium of exchange (money) for over 6000 years.
Many years ago some money had a gold content. Unlikely now in common currency. Although some gold could be made into coin like shapes (but with a specific weight) as a store of wealth. The value of such would fluctuate according to the prioce of gold.
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If an economy uses gold as money, it's money will be coins.
There was still paper money back then, but there was lots of ancient things. Such as shells, pork, rocks, gold and much more.
No!
It really depends on which side of the coin you are on. It is hard to gain monetary advantage if you are a large banking concern if you are on the gold standard. The gold standard makes it difficult to manipulate a market. If you are a person holding savings it is to your advantage to be on the gold standard because the manipulators can not steal you savings by printing fiat money. In practicality the working class should favor a gold standard while the large investment and security agencies prefer fiat money.
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