Don't believe what you've been told about inflation. It's not transitory and it's not an accident. Gordon cites hard evidence that inflation was actually "baked into the cake" in the 1970s.

So why not act as if it's here to stay? The solution lies with hard assets, physical assets.

Hedge inflation with collectibles like precious and semi-precious stones, fine art, vintage sports memorabilia, comic books and toys, rare books and manuscripts, classic cars, antique furniture, rare stamps and collectible (numismatic) gold and silver coins. As Gordon likes to say: things you can drop on your foot.

Gold bullion is also a good inflation hedge, but with limitations as Gordon cites hard historical evidence of bullion's achilles heel. In 1933 FDR threatened owners of gold bullion with fines and jail time for not complying with his unconstitutional executive order to surrender their holdings to the U.S. Treasury. But not so with collectible gold coins, which have never been seized by a western government during times of economic upheaval.

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