Surplus Armored Safes Free Giveaway Draws Crowds
Surplus Scratch-N-Dent Armored Safes loaded with U S coins and currency are being given away to the first 2,080 readers who beat a two day order deadline. The event starts at 8 00 am with safes claimed as free prizes, featuring rare coins and U S currency plus a silver eagle bullion coin and historic notes.
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Free Armored Safes via Special Surplus Freight Hotline
Readers may obtain up to two free Armored Safes by calling the Special Surplus Freight Hotline starting at 8 00 am today. If lines are busy keep trying, all calls will be answered. Visit www.FreeArmoredSafe.com for details.
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Hoard of 221 U.S. Coins and Currency Found
Archaeologists unearthed a hoard containing 221 U.S. coins and currency pieces. The cache, uncovered in a rural midden, includes silver dollars and paper notes dating from the late 19th to mid 20th century, with several coins bearing mint marks from Philadelphia and San Francisco.
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Armored Safes Free Offer for Readers With Deadline
Those who miss the two day deadline will be turned away from the free Armored Safe offer and must pay full price. The first 2,080 readers beating the deadline receive a free F2 Ballistic Armored Safe SNC Model, with optional two installments of 149 each or a 298 shipment fee to load the board of U.S. coins. The offer includes a 90 day money back guarantee for properly returned items. The World Reserve Monetary Exchange warns no government affiliation and notes collectible value does not guarantee future increases.
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