Money hosts address the principles of conspiracy by making Charles Payne whether there is gold in Fort Knoc.
Elon Musk And their government efficiency department (DOGE) may soon audit the US government’s gold reserves based on the billionaire interaction on social media.
On Saturday, Musk wrote a post on X inquiry or not US Gold Reserve Each year is reviewed, in which Sen Rand Paul, R-K., replied, “No. Let’s do it.”
Musk wrote on Monday, “Who is confirming that Sona was not stolen from Fort Knox? Perhaps it is not there. It is not it. This gold is owned by the American public! This post is Sen Mike, R-Yuta In response to, he claimed that he has been repeatedly denied access to Fort Knox.
He later posted about “Search for Gold in Fort Knoc” with a South Park Mem, “End it has gone.” Musk also replied to Alex Jones to tell Alex Jones on X, “It would be good to walk the live video of Fort Knoc!”
SpaceX and Tesla founder Elon Musk questioned whether Sona is missing from Fort Knoc and indicated Dogi could audit American gold reserves. (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Image)
Between the principles of conspiracy about the missing gold, Federal government From time to time, they release reports in their various repository across the country, giving details of their reserves of gold bullion and gold coins. Monthly reports include whether gold is held in deep storage or in working stocks that are available for US mint for the purpose of hitting the authorized coins of Congress.
This includes the weight of gold reserves in Troy ounces as well as its book value in dollars. Book is not value Market price The gold but instead refers to the total number of troy ounces multiplied by the value established by the law ($ 42.222) which was established in 1973.
As of February 17, the market price of gold is around $ 2,900 per troy ounce, which is about 68 times the book value prescribed under the 1973 law.
The Fort Knoc military base in Kentki is home to a gold bullion depository. (John Cherry/Getty Images)
The most recently released update of the Treasury Department was published on 31 January and the following was noted:
Fort Knox – Treasury reported over 147.3 million troys ounces Bullion depository In Kentaki, which has a book value of over $ 6.2 billion.
West Point Mint – Treasury reported more than 54 million troy ounces of gold bullion in deep storage in depository West Point, New YorkWith a book value of over 2.2 billion.
Denver Mint – The report states that more than 43.8 million troys of gold bullion are held in deep storage. Depository in ColoradoWith a book value of over $ 1.8 billion.
Treasury holds gold reserves, some of which are used to make coins by US mint. (Istock)
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Mint Working Stock – Crossing all Treasury features, the report mentions more than 2.7 million troy ounces of gold held as a stock working for the US mint to create gold coins. The book value of the store held as a working stock was $ 117.5 million.
Federal Reserve Bullion – Treasury reports have listed two line items for gold federal Reserve In its New York Walt – one item lists more than 13.3 million troys ounces with a book value of $ 564.8 million, while the other listed more than 73,400 troys ounces with a book value of about $ 3.1 million.
Federal Reserve Display Coins – The report also listed two line items for gold coins conducted for performance in Federal Reserve Banks. One of the line items lists 1,993 Troy ounces with a book value of $ 84,162, while the other had a 377 troy ounces and a book value of $ 15,936.
