U S Gov t Gold Coins Offered At Cost For Limited Buyers
The U S Government issued gold coins from 2003 are offered at a price of 48.00 each with no dealer markup. Restriction limits ten coins per customer and immediate order is urged. The piece argues gold as protection against inflation and predicts prices rising to 1500 per ounce.
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Government Issued Gold Available Under Public Law 99-185
The text touts a Reagan era public law enabling purchase of gold coins by Americans and extols the American Gold Eagle design. It contrasts gold with stock performance, noting a simulated $50,000 Cisco Systems loss since 2000 versus a gold gain, and urges readers to invest in gold now.
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Why to Buy Gold Now
Gold has outperformed the S&P 500 for five years and favors a move into U.S. Gov t Gold Coins. Investors are urged to transfer funds from banks to coins stored in safety boxes with a 10 coin limit per customer. The note warns the offer may be withdrawn anytime.
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