The Fear of Confiscation
Gold and Silver are the absolute hardest asset to actually confiscate, because they are easily hidden, portable, off the books, and are essentially untraceable. It is because of such intrinsic properties they are considered money. Let's look at the Gold Confiscation Act of 1933. The fact is the vast majority of people never turned in their gold.
The typical result in history when governments try to confiscate Gold and Silver is that the governments quickly collapse. The reason our government survived is that paper money could be redeemed for gold by foreigners until 1971, and perhaps because gold trading was legalized again in 1975. You are not likely to lose your Gold or Silver if the government even tried to confiscate because the United States increased its own gold hoard by only 1% through confiscation.
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