boylara
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2005 EXPEDITION: YAMASH-I-T-A ( JAPS) TREASURE
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to Earl, i understand you are looking for some help, that you can sell , if you find some item, now what i am trying to tell you is this is your best choice compare to the other's, and Sobex is right , you can't trust the gov. they break all the law they made , you know what i mean?,and if you have the item try to sell it one piece at a time, in three different company , gov., other foriegn buyer, u.s. buyer that will give you three option be careful,and good luck Edearl_phils said:Edchato,
Have you had a transaction before? some said that he is CIA front is that true? i mean is he worth dealing with? cause we have a site that we suspected to have gold?
Earl
SWR said:Buboy911_888 said:HI GUYS,
KINDLY GIVE ME SOME INSIGHTS ON THIS.....
MY OLD FOLKS HAVE DIG IN SOME US CURRENCY OF $100,000 GOLD CERTIFICATE OF 1934 WITH THE PICTURE OF WOODROW WILSON. THE BACK OF IT IS COLOR RED ORANGE. I BELIEVE IT IS ONE OF JAPANESE LOOTED TREASURE FROM DIFFERENT COUNTRIES...NOW THEY HAVE THE DIFFICULTY OF EXCHANGINBG IT FOR SOME SAYS THAT IT IS ILLEGAL TO HAVE ONE OR IT HAS NO VALUE....
SO IF ANY OF YOU GUYS HAVE ANY KNOWLEDGE OR KNOW A BANK THAT WILL GIVE ITS VALUE PLEASE SHARE IT...I WILL HIGHLY APPRECIATE IT THANKS....
BUBOY
The $100,000 Gold Certificate was never released into general circulation and was only used in fiscal channels. This note cannot be legally held by currency note collectors, and all issued serial numbers have been recalled and accounted for.
In other words…there are no missing $100,000 gold certificates
SWR said:Zobex said:Because the issue of "1934" money is an ongoing daily event in the Philippines, is in total related to Japanese War Treasure and because this subject will contine to come up, following is a lengthy reply. If the moderator wishes to delete this that is OK as well, it is their site. If nothing else at least follow the two links below.
The links provide no information about the topic at-hand ($100,000 Gold Certificates), and has no relevancy to Japanese War Treasure. The only reason for my responce to the original post about the gold certificate, was to educate the poster's inquiry.
The simple fact is that all of the gold certificates printed in the short three week span have been accounted for when the program was terminated in the 60's. No missing certificates, no war treasure. Should be easy enough to understand, eh?
I think Buboy's question has been answered, and see no need to continue the banter about non-existant $100,000 gold certificates buried in the Philippines.
WaynePhillips said:Hi BUBOY,
Unfortunately, you will not be able to redeem any such gold certificates, currency, or Federal Reserve Notes unless the issuing Government that printed them allows you to do so. The US Government printed flaws in these so they can deny authenticity if they do not want to redeem them. We had boxes of these analyzed by a forensic company that authenticated 1936 paper and ink, in other words, there was absolutely no question that they were authentic, and we had to back out of a transaction with them. You can read the extensive research that Sterling Seagrave has published on this topic in Gold Warriors and the accompanying CD-ROM's found at: www.bowstring.net or Amazon.com, etc.
Wayne
bomber said:do we have to learn a new language to feep reading this post?