Wednesday, October 28th, 2009...10:06 pm

Silver Eagle Coins

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For those of us who are normal everyday citizens, we have begun to show concern for our financial futures. We want to protect our savings and our buying power by making sure we have something besides paper money to draw on during hard times.

Historically, silver coinage has been easily traded or spent during times of financial stress. This information is what we draw on now… It’s imperative that we plan ahead, map out our strategies for surviving the coming economic upheavals.

If you have ever felt a one ounce Silver Eagle in your hand, you’ll remember the feeling of contentment and confidence. Heavy silver money in your hand is VERY gratifying! You must think about your investment program and consider the reasons the American Silver Eagle might fill your needs.
  • Very liquid. Easily sold or traded. Everyone locally will accept your silver. Silver bars are not so easily sold.
  • Always worth more than face value.
  • Worth much more in hard times. Increased value.
  • Silver gains more value percentage-wise than gold does during financial crashes.
  • Silver Eagles will purchase land at greatly discounted prices in times of great inflation.
  • Silver Eagles are commodities and can be traded on the public market without social security numbers.
  • Silver coins can be part of the inheritance you leave your children and grandchildren.

After 1976, when our financial system changed from the basis of hard currency to paper currency, the price of silver increased tremendously. By 1980, silver had increased 39 times. In 1980, people who had invested wisely in silver could buy a modest 3 bedroom home (around $50,000 home) for 1,000 silver coins!

Each coin was then worth $50. At this time, each Silver Eagle coin is being sold at around $20.00… and the price is rising. Some say we’re in the 11th hour as far as seeing a tremendous increase in the value of silver. Our economy is poised for this change.

As a side note, we want you to be aware that silver is a commodity just like food and gasoline. No one checks your social security number when you want to buy bread or any other commodity. Silver coins are untraceable and nontaxable.

Invest in silver coins for your future and for your family.

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silver is a commodity like food is a commodity
untraceable and untaxable
no need for social security # to buy a commodity
Between 1976 and 1980 the price of silver increased 39 times.
In 1980, 1,000 silver dollars could buy a modest 3 bedroom home (average: $50,000)

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