U.S. To Trade Gold Reserves For Cash Through Cash4Gold.com (theOnion.com)
Submitted by theStockMasters... on Sun, 06/21/2009 - 16:18
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Trade the National Gold Reserves for cash, using Cash4Gold.com. How much does the Federal Government expect to receive in exchange for all the gold? "Well our estimate is $200 billion however the Cash4Gold website features a lot of testimonials from people who's gold was worth much more than they thought so there's a possibility we will get much more".
Classic stuff here from theOnion.com:
SOURCE: http://www.theonion.com/content/video/us_to_trade_gold_reserves_for
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