ABOUT US
THE MYRICAL GROUP
The Group injects rewards from Bitcoin Mining into Dynamic Gold Bullion Cash Flow Platforms and ultimately into Real Estate in the USA, UK, Europe, South Africa and Australia.
The Myrical Group's diversified portfolio is primarily an Internet Business in a Box driven by a dynamic team of entrepreneurs across the world. Very little face-to-face interaction is encountered as the Systems in place essentially automate the process from Bitcoin Mining rewards into Gold and then the 2 tier cash flow into Real Estate Investments. The rewards generated are significant and enables the Group to acquire real estate for FREE; with debt restricted to maximum 70% LTV, the Group merely places a deposit to the extent that the property will be self-servicing after debt from rental proceeds.
The Myrical Group invites like-minded individuals anywhere in the world to join them on this journey of Financial Prosperity.
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Small Gold Bars
WHY INVEST IN SMALL GOLD BARS
Why small gold bars?
Money affects our daily lives, and is necessary for survival. He who has a little, wants more. Anyone who already has money wants to secure and protect it. But how? Take advantage of the secret of the wealthy - invest in something that will only gain value. Gold has been known since 2,600 years ago, but was recognized only in gold bar form for payments in 194 countries around the world
Monetary gold bullion in small units can easily switch into other values, or goods, on a piecemeal basis, which is impossible with large units.
Our Corporate refinery has one of the world's best gold bullion certificates. The gold bars are welded in the form of a credit card, and on the back there is a hologram. Whether you submerge the cards in boiling water, bury them or if they are exposed to the forces of nature - the certificate remains in its original form. Hence, you will receive the lifelong right to exchange our Corporate's Gold in the unlikely event that the certificate becomes corrupted.
Gold bullion in the smallest units will guarantee you ...
... obtaining an absolute value.
... profit in the event that anything created by humans is forfeited.
... profit compared to paper currency, as gold bullion knows no inflation.
... value that will always act in 194 countries around the world.
... a crisis-free investment.
... preservation of value, as gold does not rust and remains beautifully shiny over milennia.
Render yourself financially secure & independent with gold bullion in small affordable units!
Why Invest in Gold
WHY INVEST IN GOLD
Gold is money and money is a currency.
Gold is and has been globally accepted in more than 194 countries for centuries, thus establishing itself as a form of currency.
In recent times, the importance of relocating assets into a more reliable form of investment with yielding results has been lost. Our current world banking system was created when the gold trade began - the gold would be deposited into banks and proof of the deposit was obtained in the form of a receipt in the amount of the stock.
These receipts were the first unofficial banknotes of the world. The trading of bank notes was thus born, and was quickly recognized by banks. So much so, that gold-deposited banknotes were playing an increasingly important role in society, which soon led to the first official notes being deposited with the gold ones.
In today’s modern world, the monetary value of printed currency essentially has no value - meaning it is not backed? by gold.
The gold standard corresponded to the beginning of the 20th Century’s 1.504632 gram of gold = $ 1. Due to the compounding effect of the gold standard in the coming years, it is constantly changing and in 1971, was abolished entirely.
Top reasons to buy gold:
1. Gold offers protection against inflation and currency reform.
2. Gold bars are global cash.
3. Gold in a time of crisis is a stable investment.
4. Gold is and will remain unimpaired, as limited resources which are not reproducible.
5. Global demand for gold is higher than its supply.
6. The purchase and sale of investment gold is exempt from VAT.
Gold is security for you and your family. Start protecting your households’ future - sooner is better than later, as the price of gold only increases.
Why exchange cash into gold?
Monetary gold bullion cannot go bust. Monetary gold bullion can never be worthless. If something unexpected happens in our lives, monetary gold bullion in small units is the best insurance. Monetary gold bars are the best way of securing value when everything "goes down the drain.” Monetary gold bullion will never be worthless.
History of Gold
THE HISTORY OF GOLD
Gold is one of the first metals to be processed by humans. With its striking bright yellow color, it was dignified, so as an element found in nature, could work very well mechanically and not corroded. Because of the durability of its splendor, its rarity and severity of incident, it was very popular and has been used in many cultures, especially for ritual objects.
The gold recovery probably began in the Bronze Age. The lightweight alloyed with many metals, the melting temperatures moderate and the favorable properties of the alloys made gold as a material very attractive.
In 4500 BC, the dates in the Bulgarian Varna 1972 discovered gold finds. In Central Europe can be detected gold objects from the second millennium BC. Famous examples are the gold in the golden hat Schifferstadt and in the sky disc of Nebra.
The Egyptians exploited deposits in Upper Egypt and Nubia. The Romans used sites in Asia Minor, Spain, Romania and Germany.
The earliest documentation represents the vast seafaring Greek Argonauts to Colchis for Golden Fleece dar.
In the Torah of the golden calf is told that produced the Israelites as idol while Moses received the Ten Commandments, and the gold land of Ophir. The New Testament mentions gold (in addition frankincense and myrrh) as an homage to the gifts of the Magi from the East to the newborn Jesus (see Matthew's Gospel, chapter 2, verse 11).
Also in South America and Mesoamerica was processed very early gold. For example, the Moche dominated Peru in the early first millennium, the alloy formation (Tumbago) and the gilding and produced objects for ritual purposes from several kilograms of gold.
The greed for gold was also the reason for wars, looting and conquest. Gold discoveries in Central and South America attracted by the journeys of Christopher Columbus, European and especially Spanish explorers, the gold galleons brought in to Europe. Spain has been a while for the richest nation in Europe, but the indigenous cultures were destroyed.
Again and again attracted large crowds of adventurers finds gold at. In the 19th Century, it came on different continents to Gold Rush-called mass movements in the areas of major gold deposits, examples are the Californian gold rush in 1849 and the Gold Rush of 1897 on the Klondike River in Alaska. Even in Australia (Bathurst, Temora, Teetulpa and Coolgardie) and South Africa (Witwatersrand), there was the gold rush. Hardly any of the gold seekers, however, was rich by mining gold mining or gold panning.
Even today, the fluctuating price of gold often leads to social turmoil: How does a falling gold price in South Africa to a strong depletion of the population living part of the gold production.
In the Brazilian Amazon region, the informal gold mining by garimpeiros is often associated with serious social and ecological consequences.
(Source: Wikipedia)
Gold Bullion
GOLD IS REAL MONEY
Gold has always played an important role in the international monetary system. Gold coins were first struck on the order of King Croesus of Lydia (an area that is now part of Turkey), around 550 BC. They circulated as currency in many countries before the introduction of paper money. Once paper money was introduced, currencies still maintained an explicit link to gold (the paper being exchangeable for gold on demand).
The Gold Standard was a system under which nearly all countries fixed the value of their currencies in terms of a specified amount of gold, or linked their currency to that of a country which did so. Domestic currencies were freely convertible into gold at the fixed price and there was no restriction on the import or export of gold.
The gold standard ended on August 15, 1971. That's when Nixon changed the dollar/gold relationship to $38 per ounce. He no longer allowed the Fed to redeem dollars with gold. That made the gold standard meaningless. The U.S. government repriced gold to $42 per ounce in 1973 and then decoupled the value of the dollar from gold altogether in 1976. The price of gold quickly shot up to $120 per ounce in the free market.
Once the gold standard was dropped, countries began printing more of their own currency. Inflation resulted and all paper money (currency) has persistently depreciated in value in terms of gold ever since. Gold has never lost its appeal as an asset of real value. Whenever a recession or inflation looms, investors return to gold as a safe haven.