"I am not sure what Marx or you are saying. But from my surrealist social justice perspective I consider it rather astonishing that a natural substance mined in horrendous conditions by degraded and abused workers actually ascended to the heavens of the marketplace to become the God with which everything else had to request humbly an exchange. So I would juxtapose this image with this verse to show absurdity of bourgeois life, the voracious exploitation of those who brought to the market a thing of infinite power, the sacrifice of life and the enthroning of a thing.
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3526/4079402424_4c3d5a2c37.jpg"
Funny thing, but on Marx's essay about money, it's Timon he winds up quoting.
http://marx.eserver.org/1844-ep.manuscripts/3rd.manuscript/4-money.txt
J.