Doug Casey With James Turk On Preservation Of Wealth

GoldMoney Foundation’s James Turk interviews investing icon Doug Casey about the greater depression that is facing the developed world…

You’ll find out what’s in store for gold and silver, US Treasuries, Europe, China, and where are the opportunities of the present and the future can be found…

This video is filled with priceless insights that can only come from a life-long investor who’s also a traveled citizen of the world. It’s a MUST WATCH for anyone who cares about their future…

 

 

 

Preservation Of Wealth offers the lowest possible prices on gold and silver.  If you intend to preserve wealth using gold or silver become a member today to maximize your returns.

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Alan Cosens

615.886.8874

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Debt Collapse – Why Gold And Silver?

Here is a great presentation from Mike Maloney that really makes things clear on what exactly is happening with the economy, the monetary system, why to own gold and silver and how to survive the upcoming collapse of the dollar. Read more »

How To Buy All The Gold Or Silver You Want At True Wholesale Prices

In this short video I show you how you can buy all the silver or gold you want at dealer cost, without a broker’s license… no commissions, no mark-up whatsoever… just the lowest possible prices on gold and silver that you can find. Read more »

Controversial Video About What’s Happening

Here is a presentation from Porter Stansberry of “Stansberry & Associates”, the financial firm who accurately predicted all the recent economic down-trends.  Their record is unmatched on predictions.  *Neither Porter Stansberry nor Stansberry & Associates has an affiliation (That I know of) with the company Preservation Of Wealth or Alan Cosens. Read more »

See How Easy It Is To Buy Silver From Preservation Of Wealth

See how easy it is to buy silver bullion, or gold, or whatever else you desire from Preservation Of Wealth.

In this video I take you along for just the few minutes it takes to place my order and I show you exactly how it works. Read more »

What Goes Into Price Of Silver Coin?

Let’s take a quick look at what goes into the price
of a Silver Eagle coin and then I’ll show you how you can
buy all of them that you want…at True Wholesale Prices.

Silver Eagles From Preservation Of WealthThe American Silver Eagle coin is not only beautiful,
it’s also the most recognized silver coin in the world.

The United Sates Mint produces the Gold & Silver Eagle
Coins.  Contrary to what you may think, the US Mint does
not produce them for free.  They mark them up when they
sell them.

The US Mint ONLY sells in high volumes to Ten (10)
Licensed Mega Distributors in the USA. These are the ONLY
companies who are licensed and approved to buy directly
from the US Mint.

As I am writing this…the US Mint marks each Silver Eagle
coin up about $2.50 over spot price, when they sell to
these 10 licensed mega distributors.

(You probably already know this, but the Spot price is the
current Market Price (World Market Price) at any given
moment during the business day. It often varies moment
to moment throughout the day.)

Next, each of these 10 Mega Distributors who buy directly
from the US Mint…they mark up the price and then sell
to the licensed gold & silver dealer/brokers.

The price the the dealer/brokers pay depends on how much
they buy.  If they buy in Huge quantities, they pay the
lowest prices.  If they buy in smaller volumes, they pay
higher prices.

Currently these 10 Mega Distributors are marking up
each Silver Eagle between $.90 up to several dollars…
again…the price is volume based.

Next, the gold & silver broker/dealers turn around and
sell to you and me.  They typically mark up their prices
anywhere between 10% up to 40%+.  That’s how they make a
profit.  They buy from these 10 Mega Distributors… mark
up the prices… and sell them at a profit.

How would you like to be able to completely do away
with the broker/dealer mark up?

How would you like to be able to buy all of the silver
and gold you want…at the EXACT same prices the very
largest, highest volume, broker/dealer’s pay…when they
buy it directly from the 10 Mega Distributors???

Well…you’re in luck…because you can do that all day
long when you become a member of Preservation Of Wealth.

Preservation Of Wealth (POW) is the World’s ONLY Wholesale
Buyers Club for Gold and Silver.

POW Members get to buy all of the gold and silver you want
at True Wholesale Prices.

Don’t waste another dime by paying too much for your
silver and gold.  When you buy at Wholesale…you have more
money to be able to buy more silver and gold!

You’re going to LOVE this!

“Friends don’t let friends pay too much for their gold and silver.”

With Preservation Of Wealth… we pay you to share this amazing concept with your friends.

You can help your friends save a ton of money…and you
can make a ton of money by sharing this with your friends.

Join Preservation Of Wealth Here to start saving.

Price Of Silver Per Ounce – Silver Prices Per Ounce – Current Silver Price

Price of silver per ounce right now:


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Where To Buy Silver Bullion

If you are a new investor who is trying to learn where to buy silver bullion, or you are an experienced investor who is researching on where to buy silver bullion at Where To Buy Silver Bullionthe lowest possible prices, this article will be of help to you.

There are many places to buy silver bullion and they are easy to find but it is not so easy to get a straight answer as to where you will find the best pricing. When is comes to buying silver bullion pricing is king. After all, you are getting the same exact coins and bars no matter where you buy your silver bullion. The only difference is going to be in the price.

Where to buy silver bullion if you want to spend as much as possible:

That’s an easy one. Just walk into your local coin shop and buy. Coin shops are notorious for paying under market and selling over market. Most coins shops are not going to be moving enough volume to create any sort of volume discounts on silver bullion coins. Many of these shops are run by just one guy and he has to make money to stay in business. Think of the difference between buying something like bedding or towels or shoes at a mom-and-pop specialty store versus going to Walmart, except in the case of where to buy silver bullion it’s the same exact product quality. I’d say this is about the worst possible way to buy bullion, and frankly, most coin dealers are going to be selling numismatic coins, which is a whole other story.

Where to buy silver bullion if you are more worried about time than money:

Go to Google and search for “silver bullion”. Then buy from one of the people on the first page. It will be fair market pricing for an individual buying retail. It will take considerable time to evaluate each company’s pricing. Most will have price-breaks at certain volumes. Most individuals don’t buy enough volume at one time to get sizable discounts. There will be a mark-up over the spot-price and there will generally be a commission. There is nearly always some surprise fee that pops up right at the end, just as you are going to check out and after you’ve spent 2 hours trying to figure out the best pricing. Also, most of these dealers have a flat-rate for shipping and you over-pay for the shipping. Every once in a while you can find a really great deal on a collectible coin from some private seller on Ebay or some such site, but when it comes to the main bullion dealers you will need to invest some time doing pricing comparisons. Of course, if you are only going to buy 10oz… just some small quantity… the overall difference isn’t going to be that huge.

Right now with the trend in precious metals buying, these guys aren’t looking to take a bunch of time to answer your questions. Most of them will have all their phone lines on hold with buyers waiting to make payment and you will see that your “novice” questions will irritate them. You may hear something like “Look, I don’t have time to answer your questions. When you figure out what you want call us back”. It is a seller’s market.

Where to buy silver bullion for the best deal (very hard to find):

Find some old lady who happens to have some old pickle-jars full of silver coins and she has no clue how much they are worth and you can offer her cash you can get a super deal. Craigslist will also bring up sellers of antique silver such as candle holders or flatware, etc. Mostly though, on Craigslist you will find buyers, not sellers. The good deals are gone right away and you have to be very quick to grab up those sellers who are just looking to get rid of their silver for some extra cash that they are desperate for.

Where to buy silver bullion at Dealer-Cost, with no commissions or mark-ups of any kind:

Where To Buy Silver Bullion - Preservation Of WealthPreservation Of Wealth is the THE place to by silver and gold bullion at the lowest possible prices. They sell at true dealer-cost to their members. There are now several gold and silver buyers’ clubs which have cropped up. These are basically groups of people such as yourself who have formed a group for the purpose of buying in larger quantities so that volume discounts can be had from the dealers. Preservation of Wealth has been selling bullion for the last two years and is know as the only true wholesale seller of bullion. Preservation of wealth has a $249 annual membership fee or a $30 per month membership fee. Once a member you can purchase unlimited quantities of silver and gold bullion with no mark-up, no commission, no surprise fees.. and pay the actual shipping cost.

Review more of this site for all the details, or become a member of Preservation Of Wealth now.

 

Perservation Of Wealth TeamAlan Cosens

615.886.8874

ajcosens@gmail.com

Difference Between Bullion And Numismatic Coins

When investing in gold and silver coins there are really two types.

These are bullion coins and numismatic coins.

What Is The Difference Between Bullion And Numismatic Coins?

Bullion Coins:

Bullion coins have value based on the metal content.  The value derives from the current price of the silver or gold, plus a small premium charged by the mint for turning that silver or gold into a coin.  The value of a bullion coin fluctuates with the market on a minute to minute basis and is very tightly tied to the current market value of the silver or gold of which it is made.

Numismatic Coins:

Numismatic coins derive their value from the value of the metal content, but also from the rarity of the coin itself.

There are different grades of numismatic coins.  These different grades designate the quality or level of perfection of the the coin based on something called the “Sheldon Scale”.

Silver and gold coins have to be minted, which basically means that a “Mint” has to melt down some raw silver or gold and them pour it into a mold so that a coin can be formed.  Some of these coins come out in decent condition and some of these coins come out in absolutely perfect condition (or as perfect as can be observed).

These coins can be send to a grading agency such as NGC (Numismatic Guarantee Corporation), ICG (Independent  Coin Graders), PCGS (Professional Coin Grading Service), etc.  These agencies will carefully inspect each coin and certify it’s quality by a rating on the Sheldon Scale.

Coins which are considered to be in perfect condition are given an MS70 rating (“mint state 70), with 70 being the highest possible rating on the scale.  Coins with the very slightest imperfection may be given an MS69 rating and so one.

Most coin collectors would be interested in the MS70 and MS69 coins.

These would be uncirculated coins.

As time passes these coins would become more valuable, but that value would be affected by rarity as well.

So a coin for which there were only 1000 made on Earth, would theoretically be more valuable than a coin which had 2 million pieces minted.

Numismatic coins have proven to be a very safe investment, whether one is a “coin collector” or not, for various reasons.

One reason is that they can easily be sold. There are tons of dealers around would will purchase them and on any given day you can walk into a coin dealer with a coin and walk out with a check or cash.  This would hold true for bullion and numismatic coins.

Generally a numismatic coins would be worth more on the open market due to the fact that it has all the value of the metal content, as well as the value deriving from it’s rarity and quality rating.

However there is much more variation in the perceived value of numismatic coins.

With bullion coins you would pretty much be able to sell them for right around the current price of the metal content on any given day.  With numismatic coins, I’ve seen price vary from about $130 to over $990 for the same exact coin on the same day.  Could be that the guy asking $990 was nuts, but I can’t be sure.  The point is that the value of numismatic coins appears to be much more subjective.  The good thing to know though, if you are considering investing in numismatic coins, is that the value of numismatic coins has proven to increase steadily over the years.  There is no real record of numismatic coins dropping in value over time, so they are a very safe investment, though perhaps not the highest yield investment that could be found.

Some would say that bullion is a better investment in the current economy because the US dollar is rapidly losing value and we are approaching a hyper-inflation and the the price of silver, for example, may go up as high as $1500 per ounce (currently about $39.50), and to the silver bullion coins would produce the highest return.

This may be true, however, if silver is going up to $1500 per ounce, then buying either form will yield very high returns.

I buy both.

If we happen to hit the type of hyper-inflation like was seen in 2008 Zimbabwe or pre-WWII Germany, both types of coins will be worth billions of dollars.

The reason I buy both is because, if by some miracle, we avoid a hyper-inflation and currency collapse (I don’t see how) and the price of silver metal ends up going back down to a historical range, then I’ve still got numismatic coins which history has shown will continue to increase in value over time.

Preservation Of Wealth offers both bullion and numismatic coins in both silver and gold.  The bread-and-butter for Preservation Of Wealth is of course the bullion coins and for two years now POW has boasted the lowest possible price for individuals on gold and silver bullion due to the fact that Preservation Of Wealth relays these coins to their members at dealer cost, with no mark-up and no commissions.

For some time Preservation Of Wealth offered MS69 numismatic coins.  Just recently POW has begun offering MS70 numismatic coins to both retail customers and members, as well as an “Optionship”, which is basically an auto-ship for those who are members of Preservation Of Wealth, who also have chosen to earn from referring other members via Preservation Of Wealth’s MLM-type compensation plan.

Members can receive numismatic coins auto-shipped each month and the price of these coins improves with the quantity ordered.

The one thing I’ve observed about Preservation Of Wealth which seems to make it quite different from other gold and silver Preservation Of Wealth Pricing Beats AllMLMs, is the fact that their numismatic coins — the ones shipped with the Optionship — are coins of much higher value than what one is paying.  This month’s coin (at the time of writing this article), which was a 1986 MS70 Statue Of Liberty.  So for the $99 auto-ship one is getting a coin that is current selling for between $289 and $900.  Well, membership has it’s privledges.

Perservation Of Wealth TeamIf you are buying silver and gold in any form save yourself money and shopping time.  Preservation Of Wealth offers the lowest prices you are going to find for the same exact coins.Numismatic Coins Lowest Prices From Preservation Of Wealth

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Alan Cosens

615.886.8874

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How To Buy Silver Bullion

There are tons of ways to buy silver bullion.

The “Dummy” Way To Buy Silver Bullion:

Go directly to a local dealer and buy silver bullion coins.  You are pretty much going to get “hosed” because the dealer is there to make money and chances are he’s not running a charity program and is not interested in giving you silver “below cost” or even below the spot price or even at the spot silver price.  He’s going to mark it up so he can get paid, and since this is a bull-market for silver right now, he’s not going to be too desperate to sell it either.  Don’t do this.

How To Buy Silver Bullion Cheaper:

You can can purchase silver from private sellers by answering ads, or even running your own ads.  Sites such as Craigslist are effective for such at thing, though there seems to be a preponderance of silver “buyers” these days, and no so many silver sellers.  These are much harder seller to find, but once in a while you will see someone put an ad out there, trying to sell a coffee can full of old silver dollars or old silver dimes or some such thing.  You will find that the variation in the types of items if pretty great if you are buying silver in this way.  You are going to see all kinds of different coins and maybe even silverware and tea sets and such.  You an pick and choose, but if you happen to know a lot, or have an interest in getting educated, about all the various different type of silver coins and How to buy silver bullion hosting partiesthe silver content in each based on the type of coin and the year, etc. you will have an easier time of it.  A lot of these people don’t even know what it is that they have.  They have just heard that people are buying silver bullion right now and they happened to have a stash of old coins that they found in their parent’s attic at some point and are wondering if they can get some cash for it, and how much.

You’re probably not going to find too many private seller like this trying to get rid of uncirculated American Silver Eagles.  It’s mostly going to be a mix of old coins that are not pure silver.  You could get some good prices this way in light of the fact that many of these sellers don’t have a clue as to what this stuff is worth.

I would suggest you call up a local dealer and just ask him, “Hey what would you give me for ____?”, you know, if the seller you found has say 1000 1950 silver dimes or some such thing.  You can call up the dealer and see what he says and at least you will have an idea as to what the deal will say.  This way, if the seller has already called the dealer for an asking price, you won’t be so far off, but can ever offer a bit more.  The dealer isn’t going to be offering any more than bare minimum.

How To Buy Silver Bullion By Hosting Parties:

You can host “silver parties” (“Gold Parties” are more common).  I have a good friend who does this actually.  Strangely enough she does a lot of parties with Curves For Women, the exercise franchise.  She contacts individual franchise owners and gets into communication and asks them if they would have an interest in hosting a party.  Basically the way it works is the women who come in throughout the week or two leading up to the event see the notices around the club and are aware of what is happening.  In this case it’s really a question of these ladies having scrap jewelry or silverware, candlesticks and such laying around collecting dust and they figure they they might as well get some money from them is someone is willing to buy them because they aren’t doing anything with these objects.   I would guess that these ladies don’t have any clue how much such items are actually worth in terms of their silver or gold content.  It is very easy for these women to just show up for their workout that day and bring their items with them.  Then the woman who is doing the buying tests the items to see what is the silver content or gold content (fancy chemical tests… not really.. they are pretty simple), and makes an offer.

Again, you can get silver bullion cheap this way because the sellers don’t really know what to expect.  They are just looking for convenience.

How To Buy Silver Bullion Online:

Well, you can Google for “Silver Bullion” and so forth and you will find hundreds and hundreds of dealers eager to sell to you.   This is a very frustrating affair.  I know.  I’ve done it.  It can take a lot of time to sift through all the different companies and sort their prices.  Most of them have price-breaks based upon the quantity that you order and many of them break at different quantities.  You will end up using your calculator a lot doing this.

The other issue I have with this process is that many of these places advertise one thing and then when you get almost through the payment process and have created your account and such they lay another surprise fee on you.  And you’re like “WTF? I just spend 15 minutes figuring out your pricing and creating my account!”.  Then you have to start all over, depending upon how much silver bullion you are purchasing, to see if you can get a better price elsewhere.

I have found that in such a case I am so ready to be done with the research process that I just go ahead with the order and pay the fee and really I just get hammered with more expensive silver this way. I have found myself receiving my parcel with my silver coins and opening it up to see them and shaking my head, still pissed about the extra surprise fee.  You would be amazed at some of the ridiculous fees these guys come up with.

Buying silver online can also be frustrating because many of the sites require you to call them and have no way for you to place the order online.  Then you end up talking to some pushy sales person who doesn’t seem to listen to a thing you say, or just flat-out will not take the time to answer your questions.  This is especially true right now, with the silver market being a “Seller’s Market”.  Smart people want silver right now and a lot of these dealers that you find online, especially if you find them on the first page or two of Google are so busy taking orders that they don’t even have the time to answer your questions.  Some of them with tell you straight-up, “I don’t have time to answer these questions for you. Figure out what you want and call me back when you are ready to order.”.  I can’t say I blame them.  They have people on hold waiting to place orders and some of these guys are writing orders as fast as they can write.

In addition, many of these metals dealers have the more in-demand products on back-order.  You can’t even get the product!  Generally, this would be true for Silver Eagles.

How To Buy Silver Bullion The Smart Way:

How To Buy Silver BullionThe smart way to buy silver bullion is to buy it wholesale.  But until recently this was reserved for dealers.  The best possible way to purchase silver would be at the same cost that the dealers pay at wholesale.  No commission.  No mark-up whatsoever.  Sounds like a fantasy right?  That’s what I though until just recently.

Preservation Of Wealth makes this possibility a reality for people like you and I.  For those of us who are not dealers.

As a member of Preservation Of Wealth you have the ability to buy silver bullion at-cost.  You pay the same price that the big dealers pay.  No surprises.  No mark-up.  Preservation Of Wealth makes no money from silver bullion sales.  You pay the same price they do.

So, don’t be a “dope”.  If you are being smart by putting your money into silver, at least get the best possible price on the stuff.  After all the entire purpose is to preserve your wealth, not to waste it on surprise fees.

Join Preservation Of Wealth Here and start saving right now.

Perservation Of Wealth TeamAlan Cosens

615.886.8874

ajcosens@gmail.com

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