Which is more valuable? Gold or paper money?

>>1369271
Gold of course.

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Depends on the amounts of each retard

>>1369271
>>1369272
Not so fat, he didn't give an amount.

>>1369302
$100k in gold vs $100k in cash 5 years from now.

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>>1369356
THEN THEY WOULX BE WORTH THE SAME YOU FUCK FACE

>>1369382
>The value of currency doesn't deviate from the gold standard
Kek.

>>1369389
Its like saying what weighs more, a pound of bricks or a pound of feathers

>>1369392
So you're saying that the gold to dollar ratio will always be the same?

>>1369392

Everyone knows its bricks, they weigh more.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uH0hikcwjIA

>>1369271
Terribly worded question.

What you're after is "Is buying and holding gold for 5 years a good investment?"

Yes, but you're much better off with btc.

>>1369389
But you're measuring both in regards to usd.

>>1369271
>Which is more valuable? Gold or paper money?

Which one is readily available to be exchanged for goods or services and is considered legal tender that cannot be refused at a store?

>>1369417
I wanted to avoid wording it like that to avoid coiners.

>>1369271
pound per pound gold loses

>>1369271
What weighs more? A kg of gold or 2 kg of paper?

>>1369452
you'll be flipping us coiners' burgers in the near future, friendo. best learn to get along.

>>1369559
1kg of gold will weight way more than 2kg of paper gold.

>>1369404
It's actually feathers because you have to carry the weight of what you did to those poor birds.

>>1369356
Obviously the gold given normal circumstances like somebody synthesizing it from water or some shit, countries inflate their economies every year by a few percent you fucks