Every little bit counts, let's hope it catches on....
"In 2001, the price of gold was 6 British-pounds a gram and risen to 33 pounds a gram today and is expected to keep rising steadily. The owners expect lots of people to use the gold as presents for people and can pick up a 2.5g bar with London's skyline engraved on it, the newspaper reported. There are no security guards protecting the machine, but would-be thieves would still have to contend with reinforced steel and a state-of-the-art alarm system. 'It would cost you a great deal more to get the gold out than the value of the gold inside,' Joe Dreixler, of Oriente Lux, said. Anyone who spends more the 2,500 pounds will have to scan their passport to satisfy anti-money laundering rules".
The first 'Gold to go' vending machine has been unveiled today at Westfield Shopping Centre in west London
The machine sells a 2.5g ingot engraved with London landmarks for 100 pounds
