Why You Should Buy Junk Silver Coins
| October 9, 2011 | Posted by James Danielson under silver coins |
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Are you interested in preserving the value of you money with junk silver coins? Ever notice how the price of things keeps going up and the value of your “money” keeps going down? The answer to both of these questions is fairly obvious. Putting your money in a bank is worse than betting on craps table in Las Vegas.
What Is Junk Silver And Why You Should Own It
Junk silver coins are real United States 90% and 40% silver coins that were minted until 1964 & 1970 respectively when the US government essentially “shaved” their value by using cheaper metals mixed with silver. Forty percent Junk Silver coins, on the other hand, were minted from 1964 through 1970. The government removed these coins from circulation because of their high silver content.
Both 90% and 40 silver coins are still found in small quantities when you make change or trade your dollars for rolls of dimes, quarters, and half dollars. In 1971, silver was eliminated entirely from most U.S. coins with the exception of special issues.
Why Buying Junk Silver Is Smarter Than Depositing Your Money In The Bank
Every time the Federal Reserve prints more money, your dollars loose values. Here is a very simplified explanation. Let’s assume that you have 100 coins deposited in the bank. You go back to the bank and ask for 50 of them. When the banker gives you 50 coins, you notice that they are half the size. The bank cut the coins in half and kept half for themselves. Your money is now worth 50% less. This is what the Federal Reserve is doing to your money.
I discovered last year that storing a certain percentage of my money in real silver coins will preserve its value.
Why The Perceived Value Of Silver Changes Daily
An ounce of silver is always going to be worth one ounce of silver. The only way that silver can be inflated is if the supply can greatly be increased in a short period of time like the supply of paper currency. The reason why it moves up or down against currencies is because silver is a commodity traded in world markets. This causes the price to change over time. Usually, when there is international insecurity such as wars in the middle East and nations like Greece are in default, the prices of gold and silver increase as people rush to gold and silver as a trading medium of exchange to bypass the loss of value of their nations’ paper currency.
How To Lock In The Value Of Your Paper Currency Today
Purchase United States junk silver today. The price fluctuates so I cannot publish the price. Check out the daily prices of gold and silver in side bar to give you an indication of the value of silver. Junk silver is usually sold in $100, $500, and $1000 face value bags. They can be shipped to your home fully insured for nominal fee.
Silver is a great investment – Get Your Silver Today!
Wealthy people are learning fast that the fiat currencies that their government prints are almost worthless. It’s like playing a game off selling something worthless and finding a buyer more stupid than yourself to sell it to. Eventually you will run out of dummies. Most wealthy people are quietly buying commodities and precious metals as investments because they retain intrinsic value regardless of market conditions. I tend to favor silver over commodities because I don’t have barns big enough to store wheat or coffee beans.

