"The euro is breaking down and the process of its breaking down is creating very considerable difficulties in the European banking system.”
“Gold, unlike all other commodities, is a currency. And the major thrust in the demand for gold is not for jewelry. It’s not for anything other than an escape from what is perceived to be a fiat money system, paper money, that seems to be deteriorating.”
Hübsch auch das Zitat eines chinesischen Brokers:
Wer z.B. mal sehen will, wie die Norwegische Zentralbank den "Euro" betrachtet:
http://www.norges-bank.no/en/price-stability/exchange-rates/
Euro countries
For exchange rates prior to introduction of the euro, please see Historical Monetary Statistics.
Country | ISO code | Currencies |
| Austria | ATS | Schilling (Euro) |
| Belgium and Luxembourg | BEF | Franc (Euro) |
| Cyprus | CYP | Pound (Euro) |
| Estonia | EEK | Kroon (Euro) |
| Finland | FIM | Mark (Euro) |
| France | FRF | Franc (Euro) |
| Germany | DEM | Mark (Euro) |
| Greece | GRD | Drachme (Euro) |
| Ireland | IEP | Pound (Euro) |
| Italy | ITL | Lire (Euro) |
| Malta | MTL | Lira (Euro) |
| Netherlands | NLG | Gulder (Euro) |
| Portugal | PTE | Escudos (Euro) |
| Slovakia | SKK | Koruna (Euro) |
| Slovenia | SIT | Tolar (Euro) |
| Spain | ESP | Pesetas (Euro) |