This graphic is possibly out of date now, however I grabbed it purely for illustrative purposes.
The area isn't without multiple Gold occurrences
Most of the World's Central Banks can't really afford to see Gold (and by extension Silver) go anywhere but up.
Gold probably needs to inflate by a factor of 900% (from its current price) to allow Central Banks to become relatively solvent.
Whether that happens or not is a good question.
However, Central Banks are like Politicians ........................ never stand between them and a free bucket of money.
Ann: High-Grade Gold & Silver Mineralisation at East of Kempfield, page-6
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