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The answer is kind of yes. They are starting to be accepted in some places - this is mainly the USA.
Kinesis has partnered with Valaurum but there are no gold 'notes' at the moment.
https://www.reuters.com/business/with-inflation-gold-notes-cards-find-their-way-into-americas-wallet-2022-04-27/

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/kinesis-partners-valaurum-produce-circulating-143220803.html

The answer is kind of yes. They are starting to be accepted in some places - this is mainly the USA.
Kinesis has partnered with Valaurum but there are no gold 'notes' at the moment.
https://www.reuters.com/business/with-inflation-gold-notes-cards-find-their-way-into-americas-wallet-2022-04-27/

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/kinesis-partners-valaurum-produce-circulating-143220803.html

As usual this is a made up story. Gold would not behave like this quite out of the blue on a Sunday night on the basis of 'hopes of lower rates sooner.' Who does he think he is kidding?
This is code for I don't know why the hell this happened but i need to say something to look like i know what i am doing.
The word is a central bank came in at the open and bought BIG on the spot market. This resulted is a massive spike in price. This then caught a lot of traders out and we had huge numbers of margin calls in futures. Short positions are forcibly closed and so it snowballs as they are bought back.
Now which central bank and why they should do a Sunday night raid i am not privy to but that is why we saw what we saw. 
What is encouraging is that was a big spike - so either the order size was off the charts or there isn't any gold out there - i have previously heard there isn't any gold out there. 
 

i wonder how many people see what i see.
This feels like a BBC production. They just have to get the racial, gender and 'climate change', fiat Ponzi scheme spins on things.
No mention that in the section about Ghana that 'The economy of the Ashanti Empire was mainly based on the trade of gold and agricultural exports as well as slave trading, craft work and trade with markets further north.' - this is in Wikipaedia and they still point out it was a slave empire.

When we get to South Africa is concentrates on Apartheid rather than gold. It claims the condition were terrible. The workers were like slaves. You worked 5 says a week? (he knows the answer) - no 6 days a week. It doesn't mention that conditions would be comparable to just about every other mine in the world at that time.
The modern mine is a robot mine - so now Blacks are unemployeed i suppose since the White devils were got rid of. No mention the lot of Blacks has got a lot worse since those days. The violence, murders and rapes are off the scale. A very prosporus country is becoming a basket case - just like the former Rhodesia. 
We had to show a Black 'woman miner' - of course the film had to push the 'gender' thing. Sadly there were no gay or trans miners to interview - they'd probably be killed in South Africa these days. The woman says mining was predominantly men in previous years - well yeah of course, it is dirty hard dangerous work - like mining is. You can't expect women to do dirty, hard and dangerous work well can you.
Then we have the climate spin - the coal fired power stations - 'always breaking down' - i very much doubt that. I mean China is building several coal fired power stations a week - just the sort of thing they'd do if they were always breaking down. My grandfather worked in a coal fired power station and funnily enough he never mentioned it always breaking down. That is simply a climate cult lie. Essential for any good documentary these days.
Solar panels - the solution. Yeah, well we know that is a lie. Green energy is not green and it is no renewable. 
Gold is saving lives - a gold mine is going to save the world from malaria along with Dr Bill Gates i suppose. Handy way to get COVID, you know the testdemic mentioned and the other Tony Faunci scam, HIV. 
The joke of it - talking to the woman Chief Cashier at the BoE about her signature on the bank promissory note - promising to pay the bearer. No mention that's a lie. No mention the BoE has stolen Venezuelan gold. No mention of Brown's bottom. No mention of the role of the BoE is gold manipulation.  
Excepting the French Canadian chap at the beginning i didn't see a single living White man. Was that just happenchance? No this is a Woke anti-White man propaganda piece - hence it felt like a typical BBC production.

i wonder how many people see what i see.
This feels like a BBC production. They just have to get the racial, gender and 'climate change', fiat Ponzi scheme spins on things.
No mention that in the section about Ghana that 'The economy of the Ashanti Empire was mainly based on the trade of gold and agricultural exports as well as slave trading, craft work and trade with markets further north.' - this is in Wikipaedia and they still point out it was a slave empire.

When we get to South Africa is concentrates on Apartheid rather than gold. It claims the condition were terrible. The workers were like slaves. You worked 5 says a week? (he knows the answer) - no 6 days a week. It doesn't mention that conditions would be comparable to just about every other mine in the world at that time.
The modern mine is a robot mine - so now Blacks are unemployeed i suppose since the White devils were got rid of. No mention the lot of Blacks has got a lot worse since those days. The violence, murders and rapes are off the scale. A very prosporus country is becoming a basket case - just like the former Rhodesia. 
We had to show a Black 'woman miner' - of course the film had to push the 'gender' thing. Sadly there were no gay or trans miners to interview - they'd probably be killed in South Africa these days. The woman says mining was predominantly men in previous years - well yeah of course, it is dirty hard dangerous work - like mining is. You can't expect women to do dirty, hard and dangerous work well can you.
Then we have the climate spin - the coal fired power stations - 'always breaking down' - i very much doubt that. I mean China is building several coal fired power stations a week - just the sort of thing they'd do if they were always breaking down. My grandfather worked in a coal fired power station and funnily enough he never mentioned it always breaking down. That is simply a climate cult lie. Essential for any good documentary these days.
Solar panels - the solution. Yeah, well we know that is a lie. Green energy is not green and it is no renewable. 
Gold is saving lives - a gold mine is going to save the world from malaria along with Dr Bill Gates i suppose. Handy way to get COVID, you know the testdemic mentioned and the other Tony Faunci scam, HIV. 
The joke of it - talking to the woman Chief Cashier at the BoE about her signature on the bank promissory note - promising to pay the bearer. No mention that's a lie. No mention the BoE has stolen Venezuelan gold. No mention of Brown's bottom. No mention of the role of the BoE is gold manipulation.  
Excepting the French Canadian chap at the beginning i didn't see a single living White man. Was that just happenchance? No this is a Woke anti-White man propaganda piece - hence it felt like a typical BBC production.

i wonder how many people see what i see.
This feels like a BBC production. They just have to get the racial, gender and 'climate change', fiat Ponzi scheme spins on things.
No mention that in the section about Ghana that 'The economy of the Ashanti Empire was mainly based on the trade of gold and agricultural exports as well as slave trading, craft work and trade with markets further north.' - this is in Wikipaedia and they still point out it was a slave empire.

When we get to South Africa is concentrates on Apartheid rather than gold. It claims the condition were terrible. The workers were like slaves. You worked 5 says a week? (he knows the answer) - no 6 days a week. It doesn't mention that conditions would be comparable to just about every other mine in the world at that time.
The modern mine is a robot mine - so now Blacks are unemployeed i suppose since the White devils were got rid of. No mention the lot of Blacks has got a lot worse since those days. The violence, murders and rapes are off the scale. A very prosporus country is becoming a basket case - just like the former Rhodesia. 
We had to show a Black 'woman miner' - of course the film had to push the 'gender' thing. Sadly there were no gay or trans miners to interview - they'd probably be killed in South Africa these days. The woman says mining was predominantly men in previous years - well yeah of course, it is dirty hard dangerous work - like mining is. You can't expect women to do dirty, hard and dangerous work well can you.
Then we have the climate spin - the coal fired power stations - 'always breaking down' - i very much doubt that. I mean China is building several coal fired power stations a week - just the sort of thing they'd do if they were always breaking down. My grandfather worked in a coal fired power station and funnily enough he never mentioned it always breaking down. That is simply a climate cult lie. Essential for any good documentary these days.
Solar panels - the solution. Yeah, well we know that is a lie. Green energy is not green and it is no renewable. 
Gold is saving lives - a gold mine is going to save the world from malaria along with Dr Bill Gates i suppose. Handy way to get COVID, you know the testdemic mentioned and the other Tony Faunci scam, HIV. 
The joke of it - talking to the woman Chief Cashier at the BoE about her signature on the bank promissory note - promising to pay the bearer. No mention that's a lie. No mention the BoE has stolen Venezuelan gold. No mention of Brown's bottom. No mention of the role of the BoE is gold manipulation.  
Excepting the French Canadian chap at the beginning i didn't see a single living White man. Was that just happenchance? No this is a Woke anti-White man propaganda piece - hence it felt like a typical BBC production.

A sovereign is 0.2354 oz of gold and GBP spot is £1,625.48.
So there is 0.2354 x £1625,48 worth of gold at spot price - £382.63.
If we flex that up 3% that is £394.12
Is somewhere between £382.63 and £394.12 the right price for a sovereign? 
Well that sounds like an ok price. Would i pay more? Yes of course i would. Would i sometimes be reluctant to pay £382.63? Yes i might well not want to even pay spot.
What is the sovereign? What is the condition? What does my experience in this coin tell me? What is the collector value?
i am more than happy to pay over £400 for a sovereign if it is in good condition - especially if it is a proof i may well pay quite a bit more. i would rather pay a few quid more than buy a dog shlt coin that will never be worth more than spot. So why not pay spot for the kicked around coin? It is opportunity cost. If i had paid a bit more i could have had the opportunity to get a nice coin and now i have spent my money on a bad coin.
So the 3% can only be a very rough guide. Personally i would rather go for a better coin. i would rather go for something that has collector value in it. Not crazy premiums but collector premium and collector potential - this is where skill and experience comes in. You need an eye for the condition, the mintage, the market. Look at what is coming up on the forum - look at all the coins. See how quickly coins sell. You just get to know when a coin is underpriced and you have got to be quick if you want it or it will be gone. Always remember all your coins and bars will one day be sold - even if it isn't by you unless you have them put them in your coffin and then you get cremated. Those coins and bars are only as valuable as what the next man is prepared to pay. You can only get a feel for that by looking at the forum, dealer sites, price comparsion sites, ebay and so on. What James has said will point you in the right direction but there is a lot of fine tuning on top of that.

A sovereign is 0.2354 oz of gold and GBP spot is £1,625.48.
So there is 0.2354 x £1625,48 worth of gold at spot price - £382.63.
If we flex that up 3% that is £394.12
Is somewhere between £382.63 and £394.12 the right price for a sovereign? 
Well that sounds like an ok price. Would i pay more? Yes of course i would. Would i sometimes be reluctant to pay £382.63? Yes i might well not want to even pay spot.
What is the sovereign? What is the condition? What does my experience in this coin tell me? What is the collector value?
i am more than happy to pay over £400 for a sovereign if it is in good condition - especially if it is a proof i may well pay quite a bit more. i would rather pay a few quid more than buy a dog shlt coin that will never be worth more than spot. So why not pay spot for the kicked around coin? It is opportunity cost. If i had paid a bit more i could have had the opportunity to get a nice coin and now i have spent my money on a bad coin.
So the 3% can only be a very rough guide. Personally i would rather go for a better coin. i would rather go for something that has collector value in it. Not crazy premiums but collector premium and collector potential - this is where skill and experience comes in. You need an eye for the condition, the mintage, the market. Look at what is coming up on the forum - look at all the coins. See how quickly coins sell. You just get to know when a coin is underpriced and you have got to be quick if you want it or it will be gone. Always remember all your coins and bars will one day be sold - even if it isn't by you unless you have them put them in your coffin and then you get cremated. Those coins and bars are only as valuable as what the next man is prepared to pay. You can only get a feel for that by looking at the forum, dealer sites, price comparsion sites, ebay and so on. What James has said will point you in the right direction but there is a lot of fine tuning on top of that.

A sovereign is 0.2354 oz of gold and GBP spot is £1,625.48.
So there is 0.2354 x £1625,48 worth of gold at spot price - £382.63.
If we flex that up 3% that is £394.12
Is somewhere between £382.63 and £394.12 the right price for a sovereign? 
Well that sounds like an ok price. Would i pay more? Yes of course i would. Would i sometimes be reluctant to pay £382.63? Yes i might well not want to even pay spot.
What is the sovereign? What is the condition? What does my experience in this coin tell me? What is the collector value?
i am more than happy to pay over £400 for a sovereign if it is in good condition - especially if it is a proof i may well pay quite a bit more. i would rather pay a few quid more than buy a dog shlt coin that will never be worth more than spot. So why not pay spot for the kicked around coin? It is opportunity cost. If i had paid a bit more i could have had the opportunity to get a nice coin and now i have spent my money on a bad coin.
So the 3% can only be a very rough guide. Personally i would rather go for a better coin. i would rather go for something that has collector value in it. Not crazy premiums but collector premium and collector potential - this is where skill and experience comes in. You need an eye for the condition, the mintage, the market. Look at what is coming up on the forum - look at all the coins. See how quickly coins sell. You just get to know when a coin is underpriced and you have got to be quick if you want it or it will be gone. Always remember all your coins and bars will one day be sold - even if it isn't by you unless you have them put them in your coffin and then you get cremated. Those coins and bars are only as valuable as what the next man is prepared to pay. You can only get a feel for that by looking at the forum, dealer sites, price comparsion sites, ebay and so on. What James has said will point you in the right direction but there is a lot of fine tuning on top of that.

A sovereign is 0.2354 oz of gold and GBP spot is £1,625.48.
So there is 0.2354 x £1625,48 worth of gold at spot price - £382.63.
If we flex that up 3% that is £394.12
Is somewhere between £382.63 and £394.12 the right price for a sovereign? 
Well that sounds like an ok price. Would i pay more? Yes of course i would. Would i sometimes be reluctant to pay £382.63? Yes i might well not want to even pay spot.
What is the sovereign? What is the condition? What does my experience in this coin tell me? What is the collector value?
i am more than happy to pay over £400 for a sovereign if it is in good condition - especially if it is a proof i may well pay quite a bit more. i would rather pay a few quid more than buy a dog shlt coin that will never be worth more than spot. So why not pay spot for the kicked around coin? It is opportunity cost. If i had paid a bit more i could have had the opportunity to get a nice coin and now i have spent my money on a bad coin.
So the 3% can only be a very rough guide. Personally i would rather go for a better coin. i would rather go for something that has collector value in it. Not crazy premiums but collector premium and collector potential - this is where skill and experience comes in. You need an eye for the condition, the mintage, the market. Look at what is coming up on the forum - look at all the coins. See how quickly coins sell. You just get to know when a coin is underpriced and you have got to be quick if you want it or it will be gone. Always remember all your coins and bars will one day be sold - even if it isn't by you unless you have them put them in your coffin and then you get cremated. Those coins and bars are only as valuable as what the next man is prepared to pay. You can only get a feel for that by looking at the forum, dealer sites, price comparsion sites, ebay and so on. What James has said will point you in the right direction but there is a lot of fine tuning on top of that.

i wonder how many people see what i see.
This feels like a BBC production. They just have to get the racial, gender and 'climate change', fiat Ponzi scheme spins on things.
No mention that in the section about Ghana that 'The economy of the Ashanti Empire was mainly based on the trade of gold and agricultural exports as well as slave trading, craft work and trade with markets further north.' - this is in Wikipaedia and they still point out it was a slave empire.

When we get to South Africa is concentrates on Apartheid rather than gold. It claims the condition were terrible. The workers were like slaves. You worked 5 says a week? (he knows the answer) - no 6 days a week. It doesn't mention that conditions would be comparable to just about every other mine in the world at that time.
The modern mine is a robot mine - so now Blacks are unemployeed i suppose since the White devils were got rid of. No mention the lot of Blacks has got a lot worse since those days. The violence, murders and rapes are off the scale. A very prosporus country is becoming a basket case - just like the former Rhodesia. 
We had to show a Black 'woman miner' - of course the film had to push the 'gender' thing. Sadly there were no gay or trans miners to interview - they'd probably be killed in South Africa these days. The woman says mining was predominantly men in previous years - well yeah of course, it is dirty hard dangerous work - like mining is. You can't expect women to do dirty, hard and dangerous work well can you.
Then we have the climate spin - the coal fired power stations - 'always breaking down' - i very much doubt that. I mean China is building several coal fired power stations a week - just the sort of thing they'd do if they were always breaking down. My grandfather worked in a coal fired power station and funnily enough he never mentioned it always breaking down. That is simply a climate cult lie. Essential for any good documentary these days.
Solar panels - the solution. Yeah, well we know that is a lie. Green energy is not green and it is no renewable. 
Gold is saving lives - a gold mine is going to save the world from malaria along with Dr Bill Gates i suppose. Handy way to get COVID, you know the testdemic mentioned and the other Tony Faunci scam, HIV. 
The joke of it - talking to the woman Chief Cashier at the BoE about her signature on the bank promissory note - promising to pay the bearer. No mention that's a lie. No mention the BoE has stolen Venezuelan gold. No mention of Brown's bottom. No mention of the role of the BoE is gold manipulation.  
Excepting the French Canadian chap at the beginning i didn't see a single living White man. Was that just happenchance? No this is a Woke anti-White man propaganda piece - hence it felt like a typical BBC production.

i thought this was quite an interesting video - so i've posted it here.
 

i thought this was quite an interesting video - so i've posted it here.
 

i thought this was quite an interesting video - so i've posted it here.
 

i thought this was quite an interesting video - so i've posted it here.
 

I'm still on the fence on this one.
Of course the parasites are throwing obstacles at every opportunity - after all it deals with honest money which is anathema to them.
I don't find it surprising that a country like Indonesia is at the front
Usury in ancient times was an abhorent sin.
ALL religions were treating usury for what it is - it's just that one religion allowed it to be practiced for members of *other* religions. So they became the de-facto bankers (yet not allowed to do the same for their own people).
Now usury has become the frikin norm, they even give "credit" to teenagers, encouraging them to become debt slaves for life 🙄

Live from the Vault (LFTV) is Andrew Maguire + / - a guest. If you didn't notice the name of the YT channel or that he might be wearing a top with a Kinesis logo on, you wouldn't know it is from Kinesis.
Yes i have been involved with Kinesis since the beginning - since before the beginning. i have bought and sold KAU and KAG as well a BTC on the Exchange and minted both KAU and KAG.
i have sent and received KAU / KAG / KVT's. I have deposited USD and GBP and withdrawn USD and GBP.
i have never taken delivery of any physical but i do know people who have.
i have received yields from my KAU / KAG / KVT deposited on the Exchange. 
i haven't bothered to get a virtual debit card and as i have a UK registered address there isn't a physical debit card available yet. Those with EU registered address have a virtual bank account to deposit GBP and EUR. i am waiting from one for the UK which will make depositing and moving fiat around a lot easier. 
There have been plenty of problems with the fiat banking interface - this is not Kinesis but how the Fed is making life difficult for what they deem to be 'crypto exchanges'. There have also been issues b/c it deals in gold and silver. You may have seen videos from coin dealers in the US who after years of being with a bank have had their accounts pulled. I am aware that these banking issues are not unique to the US - i am aware through my contacts these issues have been felt by at least one UK bullion dealer and it sounded like more from the words used. 
Kinesis is in a partnership with the Indonesian government / post office. There have been lots of delays but things have recently been officially launched by the Indonesian vice president. They have their own mobile app for Indonesians to use and i can see order flow appearing from Indonesia in the Exchange. In spring 2024 it goes nationwide to the general public. NU an Indonesian muslin organisation with 95 million members also comes on board. i have been told a couple more big projects are due to launch in Q1 2024 and more in Q2. So crossed fingers, 2024 is the year things (finally) blast off. i am aware of things happening in Africa and Latin America.
There should be a 'Vaultside Chat' in the New Year on LFTV so more may be made public. i am not at liberty to say much more than this but things are now looking more promising than they ever have before.

Live from the Vault (LFTV) is Andrew Maguire + / - a guest. If you didn't notice the name of the YT channel or that he might be wearing a top with a Kinesis logo on, you wouldn't know it is from Kinesis.
Yes i have been involved with Kinesis since the beginning - since before the beginning. i have bought and sold KAU and KAG as well a BTC on the Exchange and minted both KAU and KAG.
i have sent and received KAU / KAG / KVT's. I have deposited USD and GBP and withdrawn USD and GBP.
i have never taken delivery of any physical but i do know people who have.
i have received yields from my KAU / KAG / KVT deposited on the Exchange. 
i haven't bothered to get a virtual debit card and as i have a UK registered address there isn't a physical debit card available yet. Those with EU registered address have a virtual bank account to deposit GBP and EUR. i am waiting from one for the UK which will make depositing and moving fiat around a lot easier. 
There have been plenty of problems with the fiat banking interface - this is not Kinesis but how the Fed is making life difficult for what they deem to be 'crypto exchanges'. There have also been issues b/c it deals in gold and silver. You may have seen videos from coin dealers in the US who after years of being with a bank have had their accounts pulled. I am aware that these banking issues are not unique to the US - i am aware through my contacts these issues have been felt by at least one UK bullion dealer and it sounded like more from the words used. 
Kinesis is in a partnership with the Indonesian government / post office. There have been lots of delays but things have recently been officially launched by the Indonesian vice president. They have their own mobile app for Indonesians to use and i can see order flow appearing from Indonesia in the Exchange. In spring 2024 it goes nationwide to the general public. NU an Indonesian muslin organisation with 95 million members also comes on board. i have been told a couple more big projects are due to launch in Q1 2024 and more in Q2. So crossed fingers, 2024 is the year things (finally) blast off. i am aware of things happening in Africa and Latin America.
There should be a 'Vaultside Chat' in the New Year on LFTV so more may be made public. i am not at liberty to say much more than this but things are now looking more promising than they ever have before.

i thought this was quite an interesting video - so i've posted it here.
 

i thought this was quite an interesting video - so i've posted it here.
 

i thought this was quite an interesting video - so i've posted it here.
 

Live from the Vault (LFTV) is Andrew Maguire + / - a guest. If you didn't notice the name of the YT channel or that he might be wearing a top with a Kinesis logo on, you wouldn't know it is from Kinesis.
Yes i have been involved with Kinesis since the beginning - since before the beginning. i have bought and sold KAU and KAG as well a BTC on the Exchange and minted both KAU and KAG.
i have sent and received KAU / KAG / KVT's. I have deposited USD and GBP and withdrawn USD and GBP.
i have never taken delivery of any physical but i do know people who have.
i have received yields from my KAU / KAG / KVT deposited on the Exchange. 
i haven't bothered to get a virtual debit card and as i have a UK registered address there isn't a physical debit card available yet. Those with EU registered address have a virtual bank account to deposit GBP and EUR. i am waiting from one for the UK which will make depositing and moving fiat around a lot easier. 
There have been plenty of problems with the fiat banking interface - this is not Kinesis but how the Fed is making life difficult for what they deem to be 'crypto exchanges'. There have also been issues b/c it deals in gold and silver. You may have seen videos from coin dealers in the US who after years of being with a bank have had their accounts pulled. I am aware that these banking issues are not unique to the US - i am aware through my contacts these issues have been felt by at least one UK bullion dealer and it sounded like more from the words used. 
Kinesis is in a partnership with the Indonesian government / post office. There have been lots of delays but things have recently been officially launched by the Indonesian vice president. They have their own mobile app for Indonesians to use and i can see order flow appearing from Indonesia in the Exchange. In spring 2024 it goes nationwide to the general public. NU an Indonesian muslin organisation with 95 million members also comes on board. i have been told a couple more big projects are due to launch in Q1 2024 and more in Q2. So crossed fingers, 2024 is the year things (finally) blast off. i am aware of things happening in Africa and Latin America.
There should be a 'Vaultside Chat' in the New Year on LFTV so more may be made public. i am not at liberty to say much more than this but things are now looking more promising than they ever have before.

Hoping someone will kiss him and then he'll turn into a prince.

Hoping someone will kiss him and then he'll turn into a prince.