1. Main title.

2. Gold coins tumbled onto table.

3. Gold ingots sold over counter in Paris.

4. Aerial views Fort Knox, interior of gold vaults (during April 1974 "open day").

5. Rothschild's gold dealers in London.

6. Newspaper ads for old coins.

7. Krugerrands and sovereigns displayed.

8. Interview with man buying Krugerrands.

9. Interview with London coin dealer on increased sales.

10. Geneva street scenes, gold coins in shop windows, inside shops.

11. Interview with Geneva coin dealer on sales antique coins.

12. Gold vault in Geneva bank

13. various bank exteriors

14. interview with Swiss banker on reports of secret gold hoard of Haile Selassie.

15. Milan gold supermarket, women buy gold jewellery, chains, etc.

16. Gold-mining and smelting scenes in South Africa.

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RR7448A GOLD FEVER?

The rise in the price of gold - now nearing $200 an

ounce -has been caused by two main factors:

spiralling inflation and the expectation of hugely

increased demand when the US lifts its ban on

American citizens buying gold bullion from January

1st 1975. Other nations, like the British, who are still

not allowed to buy bullion, are buying gold coins

instead. The Swiss pay fabulous prices for antique

coins, and the Italians have even got a supermarket

for gold objects.