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Fort Knox US gold reserves prepares of audit

Fort. Knox’s massive reserve has reportedly been valued at $425 billion according to the New York Post, with the rest of the United States’ highly sought-after metal being stored in the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. 

Rand Paul said he has tried to get his eyes on the Ft. Knox gold for 10 years “to make sure it’s all there.”

Source – Fox News

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