Posted on 01/10/2012 7:31:30 AM PST by Iam1ru1-2
Yes, but millions of years of erosion of mountains continually eroding gold into the seas has probably left tons of gold swirling around in the oceans, one atom at a time........
Thanks Iam1ru1-2.
Gold : prices, facts, figures & research
Commodity Numbers FAQs
How much gold is there?
http://www.galmarley.com/framesets/fs_commodity_essentials_faqs.htm
In the world there are currently somewhere between 120,000 and 140,000 tonnes of gold ‘above ground’. To visualise this imagine a single solid gold cube with edges of about 19 metres (about three metres short of the length of a tennis court). That’s all that has ever been produced.
Divided amongst the population of the world there are about 23 grams per person, about 1.2 cubic centimetres each. This equates to about $250 - $350 worth per person on Earth, depending on the current price.
Of people...or gold...???
:’) Some of us are priceless. ;’)
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