An ad from a 1973 issue of Barron's provides clear proof that feverish concerns about imminent economic collapse and a concomitant enthusiasm for precious metals has long been a theme amongst modern investors.
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Gold ad from 1973 shows the economy has long been on the verge of collapse
Marc Howe | December 28, 2012
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