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How Much Gold Is Numismstic?

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I thought 8.3 means the total amount of gold coins ever made is only 4.66 PERCENT of all the gold ever mined.
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"after the government had officially bought up all privately held gold, the Treasury estimated that there was still some $287 million worth of gold coins in private hands."

At $20.67/ounce,
that would be about
14 million troy ounces,
worth about $19 Billion today

http://www.latimes.com/opinion/op-e...2-story.html
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https://www.usagold.com/cpmforum/go...eizure-ganz/

How-Much-Gold-Is-Numismstic?

This would mean about 155 million ounces of old U.S. gold coins are still in private hands.
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