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Some real world examples of Gold coins starting at around 220 dollars and silver coins starting at less than 2 dollars which you can buy now to protect yourself from economic hard times. British Gold Sovereign. 20 Corona Austrian Gold Coin. 1 Ducat Austrian/Dutch Gold Coin. 1948 to 1963 Franklin Half Dollar. 1932 to 1964 Washington quarter. 1946 – 1964 Roosevelt Dime. I believe that we will have a digital dollar in the future which will be backed by nothing. I believe we will have negative interest rates. When that happens people will spend their fiat currency and buy real money which is gold and silver. Gold and silver is real money. You can buy a new car and have a car payment. Or you can keep your old car, have no payments and put aside some money (gold and silver) for hard times. Hard times are coming. The Fed will print this fake economy. They will take money from savers and give it to corporate gamblers. Breaking the back of the middle class and robbing our children of their future. Collectable coins MIGHT be safer from confiscation than bullion.
Should you buy a new car? I wouldn’t unless your old one is broken.

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