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To be honest, I am not sure which is a better way to ask qestionthe question: Is gold an acceptable means of currency exchange in most travelabletravel-able countries? or which countries is gold NOT an acceptable means of currency exchange?

This question comes to mind in respect to backpacking across Eurasia. I know most EruopeanEuropean countries take gold, but I have little knowledge on topic from easernEastern Europe on to the Easterneastern coast of China.

The idea is that gold carries alota lot of value with very little displacement and weight. With gold at it's current value, one could feasibly carry a few ounces to finance the trip.

To be honest, I am not sure which is a better way to ask qestion: Is gold an acceptable means of currency exchange in most travelable countries? or which countries is gold NOT an acceptable means of currency exchange?

This question comes to mind in respect to backpacking across Eurasia. I know most Eruopean countries take gold, but I have little knowledge on topic from easern Europe on to the Eastern coast of China.

The idea is that gold carries alot of value with very little displacement and weight. With gold at it's current value, one could feasibly carry a few ounces to finance the trip.

To be honest, I am not sure which is a better way to ask the question: Is gold an acceptable means of currency exchange in most travel-able countries? or which countries is gold NOT an acceptable means of currency exchange?

This question comes to mind in respect to backpacking across Eurasia. I know most European countries take gold, but I have little knowledge on topic from Eastern Europe on to the eastern coast of China.

The idea is that gold carries a lot of value with very little displacement and weight. With gold at it's current value, one could feasibly carry a few ounces to finance the trip.

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Is gold an acceptable means of currency exchange?

To be honest, I am not sure which is a better way to ask qestion: Is gold an acceptable means of currency exchange in most travelable countries? or which countries is gold NOT an acceptable means of currency exchange?

This question comes to mind in respect to backpacking across Eurasia. I know most Eruopean countries take gold, but I have little knowledge on topic from easern Europe on to the Eastern coast of China.

The idea is that gold carries alot of value with very little displacement and weight. With gold at it's current value, one could feasibly carry a few ounces to finance the trip.