Most of the world's gold comes from mines in China, Australia, Russia, and the United States. On the other hand, the majority of the world's diamonds are sourced from countries such as Russia, Botswana, Canada, and Australia.
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It was more the economy of Germany that became worthless. After loosing the war, Germany was forced to pay reparations, under the Treaty of Versailles. The total money owed was 269,000,000,000 in gold marks (German currency). That much in gold coins equaled about 233,405,018 lbs of pure gold. In trying to cover it's debts, Germany began printing money, which lead to severe hyperinflation of national prices. This hyperinflation caused instability in the economy and the German mark to be useless. Germany had also been accepting loan offers from various countries to help pay the reparations. In 1929, when the Stock Market Collapsed, many of these loans were called in, and Germany had to pay out substantial amounts of money.
If this question means "Who exported gold and silver from the New World to Spain"? Then the answer is the Spanish conquistadors and Spanish explorers. Vast amounts of these precious metals were also precious to the advanced Native American peoples in Mexico and further south. The Aztecs, Mayans and Incas all valued gold & silver. What Spain did not steal from these civilizations were later mined, as the New World under Spain's dominion had vast mines of gold and silver.
Steal Their Gold was created on 2005-09-26.
You steal his pot of gold.
Yes; during the goldrush, the bushrangers would steal gold. However, they preferred to steal cash as no exchange was required.
the vikings ate rats and did not steal gold they stole silver.
The goals of the colonists who came to New Spain was to search for gold. If need be, they would steal the gold from the natives.
Dragons steal gold from the dwarves.
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England, France, Germany, United States of America.
Saudi Arabia
There is no such thing!
333 parts of 1000 It means the gold content is one third of the total content.