How Robert Kiyosaki Almost Died Buying Gold…
It was 1972, and I was a Marine Corps pilot stationed off the coast of Vietnam, flying Huey gunships into combat zones. As the U.S. dollar lost its gold backing and inflation soared, I received a warning from my Rich Dad: the world was about to change. Eager to protect my wealth, I took a risky mission with my copilot—flying behind enemy lines to buy gold directly from a Vietnamese villager.
This journey taught me some unforgettable lessons about money, risk, and the real value of gold. Against all odds, we survived that day, and I brought home a South African Krugerrand. That $50 gold coin is now worth over $2,300, and it still reminds me of the importance of understanding real money. In a world where the value of cash fades, gold, silver, and Bitcoin stand as forms of money that remain globally recognized and respected.
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Gold is so expensive you can’t touch it
Buy silver
The US should have never been taken off the gold standard
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How is bitcoin real money if it’s just as digital or abstract as the fiat currency of the American dollar?
Because it’s not a federal reserve note.
It’s not federal maybe yes but who really control it?!? @@davidsotelo2011
suprised robert hasnt talked more about his war stories.
Wow… awesome 💯 👍 video 😊 Gold was $50 ? It’s a small coin…but powerful
64 machine guns on a Huey?
I think he meant 4 M-60 machine guns.
Thats a gun ship load.
Robert You are Awesome. I would like to know more about your personal experiences. These experiences are very valuable and show what a great and successful person You are. Congratulation!!!!!
Brilliant. Thank you Sir
trump can put the dollar back on the gold standard
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Incredible story. Wow.
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Great video sir! Thank you 🙏
Robert should make a movie dude!!
My dad bought a gold ring in ’59 at $35 ounce when he was in the Army. I still have that ring, and he’s ’88 today.
I need it sky high right now!
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Thanks for the words of wisdom and the story, Robert, you’re truly an inspiration to us all. Gold is God’s money.
Greatest words of Wisdom !
I’d like to share a story about gold from a Vietnamese perspective and what happened here.
Before the French took control of Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam, each country had its own currency. When the French introduced their own currency, the old ones lost their value overnight. Later, when the Japanese occupied the region, they brought in a new currency of their own.
Over the decades, as different governments came to power, new currencies were introduced again and again, and the old ones became worthless. After 1975, some currencies vanished entirely, leaving many people with money that no longer held any value.
My grandmother, who was born in 1917 and lived until 2000, witnessed several cycles of currencies being introduced and then disappearing. Yet through all these changes, one thing remained constant: gold. By keeping her savings in gold, she was able to protect herself from the repeated failures of centralized currencies.