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Sure, but would it still be enough to make converting, transporting, and converting it back to purer gold economically viable? I mean by that logic you could a
by Cthulhu_ 3y ago
Sure, but would it still be enough to make converting, transporting, and converting it back to purer gold economically viable?
I mean by that logic you could also have a couple of mules wear expensive jewelry or watches or the like; if it's convincing enough that someone wears a $500K watch as personal effect then they wouldn't be flagged for inspection.
In theory anyway, I don't know how these things work in reality. I wonder if someone's financial status is pulled up at passport control.
I don't believe it's uncommon for rich people to travel coach though.
- thaumasiotes 3y agoCan you tell the difference between a $500K watch and a $50 knockoff? You don't need to be rich to wear an imitation watch.
- bombcar 3y agoThe problem is a $500k watch is only like $20k in gold, even if it were solid gold. You'd have to wear a lot of watches.