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Supply, demand and buried treasure
An amateur “metal detectorist” recently stumbled upon a trove of more than 1,500 gold and silver artifacts in a Staffordshire, England field.
The items date from the Seventh Century, and archeologists say it is the largest hoard ever found in Britain.
Click here for the full story: http://www.nationalpost.com/news/story.html?id=2028795
Rocky makes two observations:
1) While the bull market for gold is several years old, the bull market for Metal Detectors may just be starting. (Click here for a half-price sale on the “Bounty Hunter Time Ranger Metal Detector and Deluxe Gold Pan Kit.”)
2) The collection has been officially declared as a “treasure trove,” and under UK Law is the property of the State. Even in a field, the tax man is never “afield.”
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