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| In 1934, during a financial crisis, President Roosevelt revalued gold from $20.67 to $35 an ounce.
That was a 69% increase — overnight.
Americans who already owned gold preserved their purchasing power.
Those who didn't saw their dollars buy far less the very next day.
Today, Treasury officials are publicly talking about "monetizing the asset side" of the U.S. balance sheet.
Wall Street insiders knew exactly what that meant.
Gold moved immediately.
That's why we created the free report, Trump's $24,000 Panic Button.
Inside, you'll discover: -
The math behind a $24,000 gold revaluation -
Why Trump and Musk are suddenly asking questions about Fort Knox -
What history shows happens next when governments take this path |
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In 1934, Americans weren't warned.
This time, you are.
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