Why small gold bars?
Money affects our daily lives. Who has a little, wants more of it. Anyone who already has money wants to secure and protect it. But how? Take advantage of the secret of the wealthy. Gold has been known 2,600 years ago-but on the whole world recognized only in ingot form for payment in 194 countries around the world.
Why exchange into gold?
Monetary gold bullion in small units the only and best insurance if something unexpected happens in our lives. Monetary gold bullion cannot go bust. Monetary gold bullion can never be worthless. Monetary gold bars are the best way of securing value when everything "goes down the drain," monetary gold bullion can never be worthless.
Monetary gold bullion in small units can easily switch piecemeal into other values, or goods, which is impossible with large units.
Karatbars refinery has one of the world's best gold bullion certificates for your security. The gold bars are welded in the form of a credit card. On the back there is a hologram. Whether you hold the cards in boiling water, dig them or they are exposed to the forces of nature, the certificate remains in its original form. Therefore, you will receive a lifetime right to exchange Karatbars in the unlikely event that the certificate becomes corrupted.
Gold bullions in the smallest units guarantee you...
... obtaining an absolute value.
... a profit in case of anything created by humans will be forfeited.
... a profit compared to paper currency, gold bullion know because no inflation.
... always act in 194 countries around the world.
... a crisis-free investment.
... preserving value, Gold does not rust and gold remains over millennia beautifully shiny.
Make yourself independent and free with gold bullions in small affordable units!
GLOBAL GOLD HOLDINGS (I have updated the statistics from more recent sources)
Since the beginning of civilisation 166,600 tonnes of gold have been mined, all of which would fit into a 20 meter cubed crate.
The worldwide stock (December 2005) of 153,000 metric tons equivalent to a cube with edge length of almost 20 meters or almost 8,000 cubic meters of pure gold
(approximately 25.5 grams per capita of the world population).
Using this amount of gold (2007 estimate):
28,600 tons (18 %) gold belong central banks and other monetary institutions.
The largest owners of gold (Tonnes) January 2012* are:
USA: 8,133.5
Germany: 3,396.3
International Monetary Fund: 2814.1
Italy: 2,451.8
France: 2,435.4
* This table was updated in January 2012 and reports data available at that time. Data are
taken from the International Monetary Fund's International Financial Statistics (IFS), December
2011 edition, and other sources where applicable. IFS data are two months in arrears, so
holdings are as of November 2011 for most countries, October 2011 or earlier for late reporters.
The table does not list all gold holders: countries which have not reported their gold holdings to
the IMF in the last six months are not included, while other countries are known to hold gold but
they do not report their holdings publicly. Where the WGC knows of movements that are not
reported to the IMF or misprints, changes have been made.
World Gold Holdings (Source: World Gold Council 2008)
Jewellery - 52%
Central Banks - 18%
Investment (bars, coins) - 16%
Industrial - 12%
Unaccounted - 2%
Money affects our daily lives. Who has a little, wants more of it. Anyone who already has money wants to secure and protect it. But how? Take advantage of the secret of the wealthy. Gold has been known 2,600 years ago-but on the whole world recognized only in ingot form for payment in 194 countries around the world.
Why exchange into gold?
Monetary gold bullion in small units the only and best insurance if something unexpected happens in our lives. Monetary gold bullion cannot go bust. Monetary gold bullion can never be worthless. Monetary gold bars are the best way of securing value when everything "goes down the drain," monetary gold bullion can never be worthless.
Monetary gold bullion in small units can easily switch piecemeal into other values, or goods, which is impossible with large units.
Karatbars refinery has one of the world's best gold bullion certificates for your security. The gold bars are welded in the form of a credit card. On the back there is a hologram. Whether you hold the cards in boiling water, dig them or they are exposed to the forces of nature, the certificate remains in its original form. Therefore, you will receive a lifetime right to exchange Karatbars in the unlikely event that the certificate becomes corrupted.
Gold bullions in the smallest units guarantee you...
... obtaining an absolute value.
... a profit in case of anything created by humans will be forfeited.
... a profit compared to paper currency, gold bullion know because no inflation.
... always act in 194 countries around the world.
... a crisis-free investment.
... preserving value, Gold does not rust and gold remains over millennia beautifully shiny.
Make yourself independent and free with gold bullions in small affordable units!
GLOBAL GOLD HOLDINGS (I have updated the statistics from more recent sources)
Since the beginning of civilisation 166,600 tonnes of gold have been mined, all of which would fit into a 20 meter cubed crate.
The worldwide stock (December 2005) of 153,000 metric tons equivalent to a cube with edge length of almost 20 meters or almost 8,000 cubic meters of pure gold
(approximately 25.5 grams per capita of the world population).
Using this amount of gold (2007 estimate):
28,600 tons (18 %) gold belong central banks and other monetary institutions.
The largest owners of gold (Tonnes) January 2012* are:
USA: 8,133.5
Germany: 3,396.3
International Monetary Fund: 2814.1
Italy: 2,451.8
France: 2,435.4
* This table was updated in January 2012 and reports data available at that time. Data are
taken from the International Monetary Fund's International Financial Statistics (IFS), December
2011 edition, and other sources where applicable. IFS data are two months in arrears, so
holdings are as of November 2011 for most countries, October 2011 or earlier for late reporters.
The table does not list all gold holders: countries which have not reported their gold holdings to
the IMF in the last six months are not included, while other countries are known to hold gold but
they do not report their holdings publicly. Where the WGC knows of movements that are not
reported to the IMF or misprints, changes have been made.
World Gold Holdings (Source: World Gold Council 2008)
Jewellery - 52%
Central Banks - 18%
Investment (bars, coins) - 16%
Industrial - 12%
Unaccounted - 2%
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