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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