The Best Precious Metals Investment You Can Make Today
By Matt Badiali
November 28, 2007
Would you take this deal?
You send the dealer a $25,000 check, which will draw no interest
while you wait six to nine months for your order. You have no say
in what product you receive and you can't send anything back for a
partial refund. Sounds crazy, I know. But according to Van
Simmons, DailyWealth’s favorite gold coin expert, plenty of people
bought into deals just like that during the last gold coin bull market
in the 1980s.
Times back then were a little crazy. You see, Van and his partner
David Hall didn't invent their Professional Coin Grading Service
(PCGS) system until 1986. The PCGS system, which evaluates the
quality and guarantees the authenticity of rare coins, will protect
investors during the next bull coin market.
But buying coins in the 1980s was a little like buying cattle in the
Wild West... many folks who entered deals like the one above were
taken to the cleaners. They just got greedy (and a little lazy) while
trying to capture the huge gains rare gold coins delivered in 1982-
1986. Now, most folks are leery of gold coins and those who deal in
them.
But a similar bull run in gold coins is coming... and coming soon.
The grading and authentication system in place now makes it safe
and simple to buy coins... and we can position ourselves to make
huge gains in this environment.
One of Wall Street's top bankers has broken out... And now he's
showing a handful of investors how to legally tap into the biggest
banking transactions in the world. Using his computer "Pass Code"
discovered at America's second-biggest investment bank, each of
these investors has been able to pocket $6,650 from one transaction
worth $54 million... $9,000 from another worth $9.29... and $61,150
EACH from another worth $1.65 billion.
Geologists like to say the present is the key to the past because you
can use what you see around you to interpret what you see in the
rocks. With collectibles like coins and stamps, you use the past to
see into the future... Over the last 30 years, rare coins enjoyed three
major bull markets: 1972 to 1974, 1976 to 1980, and 1987 to 1989.
As you can see from the graph below, these bull runs coincided with
periods of rapidly rising inflation and concerns about the value of
the dollar. And the similarities run deeper...
PCGS 3000 Index with Coin Bull Markets
In the first rare coin bull market, OPEC closed the spigot on oil,
causing oil prices to quadruple. Interest rates changed nine times in
15 months, rising from 4.5% to 8%. Watergate and the war in
Vietnam gripped the national spotlight. The price of rare coins went
up more than 300%, while stocks fell 34%.
In the second rare coin bull market, the price of oil more than
doubled. America's attention centered on the Iran-Iraq war and
later the Iranian hostage crisis. Interest rates climbed from 5.25% to
a high of 18%. The prices of precious metals skyrocketed: Gold rose
800%, platinum went up 400%, and silver shot up 2,300%. And the
price of rare coins rose by nearly 1,200%, while stocks fell 35%.
The third rare coin bull market followed a similar pattern. The
price of oil rose steadily, doubling in two years. The Iran-Contra
scandal, the savings-and-loan debacle, and the Black Monday stock
market crash dominated American headlines. And the price of rare
coins went up by 665%, while stocks whipsawed investors.
After lagging behind gold for the past few years, I'm convinced it's
only a matter of time before rare gold coins run much higher...
Why? The current state of affairs is so similar to those that
launched the huge rare coin bull markets of the past. The supply of
high-quality coins is thinning out. But prices don't reflect this
scarcity and are just beginning to react to the rising gold price.
And, if this bull market is anything like the last three, investors who
position themselves now will pocket thousands of percent gains.
By Matt Badiali
November 28, 2007
Would you take this deal?
You send the dealer a $25,000 check, which will draw no interest
while you wait six to nine months for your order. You have no say
in what product you receive and you can't send anything back for a
partial refund. Sounds crazy, I know. But according to Van
Simmons, DailyWealth’s favorite gold coin expert, plenty of people
bought into deals just like that during the last gold coin bull market
in the 1980s.
Times back then were a little crazy. You see, Van and his partner
David Hall didn't invent their Professional Coin Grading Service
(PCGS) system until 1986. The PCGS system, which evaluates the
quality and guarantees the authenticity of rare coins, will protect
investors during the next bull coin market.
But buying coins in the 1980s was a little like buying cattle in the
Wild West... many folks who entered deals like the one above were
taken to the cleaners. They just got greedy (and a little lazy) while
trying to capture the huge gains rare gold coins delivered in 1982-
1986. Now, most folks are leery of gold coins and those who deal in
them.
But a similar bull run in gold coins is coming... and coming soon.
The grading and authentication system in place now makes it safe
and simple to buy coins... and we can position ourselves to make
huge gains in this environment.
One of Wall Street's top bankers has broken out... And now he's
showing a handful of investors how to legally tap into the biggest
banking transactions in the world. Using his computer "Pass Code"
discovered at America's second-biggest investment bank, each of
these investors has been able to pocket $6,650 from one transaction
worth $54 million... $9,000 from another worth $9.29... and $61,150
EACH from another worth $1.65 billion.
Geologists like to say the present is the key to the past because you
can use what you see around you to interpret what you see in the
rocks. With collectibles like coins and stamps, you use the past to
see into the future... Over the last 30 years, rare coins enjoyed three
major bull markets: 1972 to 1974, 1976 to 1980, and 1987 to 1989.
As you can see from the graph below, these bull runs coincided with
periods of rapidly rising inflation and concerns about the value of
the dollar. And the similarities run deeper...
PCGS 3000 Index with Coin Bull Markets
In the first rare coin bull market, OPEC closed the spigot on oil,
causing oil prices to quadruple. Interest rates changed nine times in
15 months, rising from 4.5% to 8%. Watergate and the war in
Vietnam gripped the national spotlight. The price of rare coins went
up more than 300%, while stocks fell 34%.
In the second rare coin bull market, the price of oil more than
doubled. America's attention centered on the Iran-Iraq war and
later the Iranian hostage crisis. Interest rates climbed from 5.25% to
a high of 18%. The prices of precious metals skyrocketed: Gold rose
800%, platinum went up 400%, and silver shot up 2,300%. And the
price of rare coins rose by nearly 1,200%, while stocks fell 35%.
The third rare coin bull market followed a similar pattern. The
price of oil rose steadily, doubling in two years. The Iran-Contra
scandal, the savings-and-loan debacle, and the Black Monday stock
market crash dominated American headlines. And the price of rare
coins went up by 665%, while stocks whipsawed investors.
After lagging behind gold for the past few years, I'm convinced it's
only a matter of time before rare gold coins run much higher...
Why? The current state of affairs is so similar to those that
launched the huge rare coin bull markets of the past. The supply of
high-quality coins is thinning out. But prices don't reflect this
scarcity and are just beginning to react to the rising gold price.
And, if this bull market is anything like the last three, investors who
position themselves now will pocket thousands of percent gains.
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