Again, from LeMetropole Cafe:

"I have read a lot of commentators in the last few days who dismiss the notion that the IMF has any gold at all. A few years ago I did a lot of research on this topic and found only one isolated internet reference to the fact that the IMF's total residual gold hoardings of 2,800 tons, were merely quota allocations ,and no physical gold at all resided with the IMF's custodians. Then I hit upon the ultimate vindication of this theory-an explicit statement from a research bulletin of the American Institute of Economic Research dated Sept 15th ,1947, confirming this fact (it was published in Midas).Sunshine is at last beginning to light up the biggest financial crime of all time (gold suppression) .Whilst I realize that this residual 192 tons, now allegedly still available for sale by the IMF, relates to trading operations in the 1970's that accumulated a total of 402 tons, the discrete physical existence of this gold is lesscredible than belief in the tooth fairy. Now, again most pleasingly, the theories are starting to emerge that India never actually received physical custodianship of its recent purchase of 200 tons of gold from the IMF, but received the rights to ownership of already swapped gold. This accords with the fact that all of the IMF's gold hordings of 402 tons have long ago been swapped/leased/loaned by the IMF's criminal custodians.