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The U.S. Bullion Depository at Fort Knox is home to one of the world's most famous gold reserves — or so it’s believed. However, President Donald Trump wants to see it for himself. “We’re going to ...

At the time of his Fort Knox visit, he posted on then-Twitter, "Thanks to @usmint staff for hosting at #FortKnox #USBD. First @USTreasury Secretary to visit since John Snyder in 1948.

Fort Knox’s U.S. Bullion Depository is one of several places across the country where the U.S. government keeps its gold reserves. It is located in Kentucky. "I mean, that would be really fun.

According to the U.S. Mint, there are 5,000 tons of gold at Fort Knox and when Stone helped audit it in the 19802, it was quite the site to see.

The Fort Knox base is about 40 miles south of Louisville. The actual structure and content of the facility is known by only a few, and no one person knows all the procedures to open the vault.

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Fort Knox is home to nearly 150 million troy ounces (or 5,000 tons) of gold, according to the U.S. Mint. At current prices, the value could be in the hundreds of billions of dollars.