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Collecting Silver and Gold is a wise choice in ANY economy. Would you be better off today if you had been collecting silver and gold the past 5 or 10 years? YES! And the answer to that question is ALWAYS the same. Silver and Gold is GOD’S money. It can NOT be created by anyone. IT will ALWAYS be valuable because of it’s scarcity.

Robert Kiyosaki (Best selling author of “Rich dad, poor dad, real estate guru and self made multi-millionaire) says that SILVER is the number one investment to protect yourself from inflation. Right now, and only for a short time, it is priced low enough and “Average Joe” can get into the game. Investing is not just for the rich… at least right now.

At $18 per once (at the time of this post), one could put off some Starbucks purchases, Apple IPAD/IPOD, new computer, new car ect. You should get the picture. Take care of your future FIRST.

Watch this series, SUBSCRIBE, and see if your financial literacy doesn’t increase, and if you experience epiphany.

Thanks to http://inflation.us for their hard work, and great research.

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People, you really need to start paying attention to your finances, and what the government is doing. I pity the fools who show no interest in politics. You are possibly about to be wiped out.

Thanks to http://inflation.us for their hard work.

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United States Circulating Base Metal Coins



Credit to Alec Nevalainen of Coinflation.com

Description Denomination Metal Value Metal % of Denomination
1909 – 1982 Copper Lincoln Cent
$0.01 $0.023357 233.57%
1946-2010 Nickel
$0.05 $0.06037 120.74%
1982 – 2010 Zinc Lincoln Cent
$0.01 $0.0061848 61.85%
1965-2010 Dime
$0.1 $0.0208938 20.89%
1965-2010 Quarter
$0.25 $0.0522346 20.89%
1971-2010 Half Dollar
$0.5 $0.1044692 20.89%
1971-1978 Eisenhower Dollar
$1 $0.2089385 20.89%
1979-1981, 1999 SBA Dollar
$1 $0.0746209 7.46%
2007-2010 Presidential Dollar
$1 $0.0617395 6.17%
2000-2010 Sacagawea Dollar
$1 $0.0617395 6.17%




United States Circulated Silver Coins


Description Denomination Metal Value Metal % of Denomination
1942-1945 Nickel
$0.05 $1.0284516 2056.9%
1921-1935 Peace Dollar
$1 $13.8423634 1384.24%
1878-1921 Morgan Dollar
$1 $13.8423634 1384.24%
1964 Kennedy Half Dollar
$0.5 $6.4732339 1294.65%
1948-1963 Franklin Half Dollar
$0.5 $6.4732339 1294.65%
1916-1947 Half Dollar
$0.5 $6.4732339 1294.65%
1932-1964 Washington Quarter
$0.25 $3.2366169 1294.65%
1916 – 1930 Standing Liberty Silver Quarter
$0.25 $3.2366169 1294.65%
1946-1964 Roosevelt Dime
$0.1 $1.2946468 1294.65%
1916-1945 Mercury Dime
$0.1 $1.2946468 1294.65%
1971-1974, 1976 Silver Eisenhower Dollar
$1 $5.7659384 576.59%
1965-1970 Half Dollar
$0.5 $2.6965552 539.31%



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Numis Network is coming to Columbus, Ohio. Learn why you now hear everywhere, you should be collecting silver and gold, and how even “Regular Joe’s” can do it with this home based business (If I can, anyone can). Fortune building is not just for the rich.

You will learn how to get PAID to collect, tangible assets. Assets that everyone wants, no one can have too much of, historically appreciates and will never be worthless.

This is a FREE event. Come early and have dinner at China Garden’s buffet as a thank you for allowing this event at their place.

Please RSVP here: www.GetSilverNGold.com

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

7:00pm – 8:00pm

China Garden Buffet

75 w. Shrock Rd.

Westerville, Ohio 43081

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After a year of heavy demand, the United States Mint will begin offering the 2010 American Gold Eagle bullion coin with a slight delay. Typically, authorized purchasers are able to order the coins in late December for delivery in early January. This year orders won’t be accepted until January 19, 2010.

The reason for the delay is because the US Mint continued to produce the 2009-dated Gold Eagle bullion coins up until the end of the year, amidst the continuing high demand. This demand resulted in the fourth highest annual sales total of gold bullion in ounces.

Typically, production of coins bearing the following year’s date will begin by early December. This, in turn, allows the US Mint to accept orders earlier and begin delivery a few days into the new year.

The only gold bullion coin offered will be the one ounce 2010 Gold Eagle. The status of fractional weight offerings has not been provided. During 2009, the US Mint sold only the one ounce coins for the first eleven months of the year and offered the fractional Gold Eagles during December.

via 2010 American Gold Eagle Release Date.

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Commodities Technical Analysis | Gold gains on dollar weakness, copper, oil also rises | January 18, 2010 18:20:00 | www.commodityonline.com.

Spot Gold prices gained 0.5% till 5.00 pm IST as weakness in the dollar helped support an upside in the yellow metal. Gold prices could trade higher in this week as expectations of further weakness in the dollar could support an upside. Officials of the Federal Reserve Bank said yesterday that lending rates in the US may remain low for as long as two years.

The Federal Reserve has kept its target rate at zero percent to 0.25% since December 2008 to revive the economy. On the back of expectations of a lower interest rate in the US, the dollar is expected to weaken further. Weakness in the dollar will help gold prices as a weaker dollar will make the yellow metal look attractive for holders of other currencies.

Copper prices gained almost 2% till 5.00 pm IST as continued Chinese buying coupled with the first inventory decline in 52 days supported an upside in prices. Copper prices traded above $7500 on the LME today on expectations of higher imports by China in the coming months. Prices could continue to trade higher as upcoming data releases by China on Thursday include – GDP, industrial output and detailed trade data. Chinese economic data is expected to come on the positive side and may boost prices further.

Crude Oil prices gained for the first time in six days today on forecasts that China will boost imports and on news that OPEC is not likely to increase production this year. OPEC may not increase production as the market is sufficiently supplied. Oil prices could trade with a positive bias as China’s crude oil imports may rise 15% this year as the country starts building the second phase of its strategic oil reserves.

Outlook

Copper prices could trade higher on expectations of higher imports in China. A weaker dollar could additionally add to the upside. Crude oil prices are expected to rise as OPEC is not expected to raise production this year and Chinese imports could rise further. Gold prices could rise, taking cues from the weakness in the dollar. The US markets remain closed on account of Martin Luther King Day today.

Courtesy: Angel Commodities

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Numis Network is coming to Columbus, Ohio.

Hear about the opprotunity to join an Silver and Gold assets collecting company that is spreading like wild fire. Numis Network combines the power of network marketing with a very lucrative payment matrix while helping one to aquire Silver and Gold assets, possibly for FREE depending on how well you spread the word.

For more information go to www.GetSilverNGold.com and www.BuySilverNGold.com

You may also register for a FREE presentation on January, 27th, 2010 at the China Garden Buffet, 79 W. Shrock rd. Westerville, Ohio 43081 at www.BuySilverNGold.com, or CLICK HERE for a facebook registration. You may also call 1-800-880-6359.

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Take a look at these videos and you will see why I finally settled on a home based business to build mutiple streams of income, while acquiring assets.

Your money will be worthless:

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THEN see what I am doing about it. http://www.BuySilvernGold.com

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