Gold coins offered at cost amid gold price surge
The United States Rare Coin and Bullion Reserve Vault announces the release of 5,000 U.S. Gov't Issued Gold Coins from West Point Mint. Buyers can purchase 2005 $5 gold coins at $64 each with no dealer markup, while experts predict gold could reach $2,000 per ounce.
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Public Law 99-185 promotes gold investments and coin sales
Executive order and law open government issued gold sales, praising the Gold American Eagle and Ronald Reagan. It argues gold outperforms stocks since January 2000, citing a 78 percent rise and potential to reach $2000 per ounce, urging immediate investment.
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Why to Buy Gold Now
A sales pitch touts U S Gov t Gold Coins as outperforming the S P 500 for five years and urges moving assets to gold coins stored in banks. It claims potential gains from $50 000 to $250 000, cites rising national debt, and warns of a strict limit of 10 coins per customer with an order deadline.
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