400 OZ VS 22,000 OZ: CHOOSING THE TRUE KING OF METALS

1.6 Mio. USD vs 1.1 Mio. USD: Measuring True Monetary Value

For most of history, money was not defined by promises, leverage, or paper claims. It was defined by scarcity, trust, and permanence.

When paper currencies expand without limit, their true value can no longer be measured in numbers on a screen. It must be measured against something real.

As Egon von Greyerz, founder of VON GREYERZ AG, has consistently explained, gold and silver have always served that role. Not because they fluctuate in price, but because they expose the gradual collapse of paper money.

This comparison between gold and silver is not about weight or volume. It is about monetary density, preservation of purchasing power, and what ultimately survives when confidence in currencies fades.

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