by Christina Goldman
The Perth Mint which is located in Western Australia started minting the Australian Silver Lunar Coin in 1999 to start a series of mintage based on the Chinese Lunar Year. Thus, the complete Lunar Silver Coin collection would have as its basis the 12 animals which, according to Chinese legend, honored an invitation from Lord Buddha to visit him before he left this Earth.

The good Buddha had called all the animals but only these 12 obliged, so he rewarded these fortunate dozen by naming each of them in the cycle of the Chinese Lunar Year by the order by which they came: the rat was first and started the cycle, followed by the ox, the tiger, the rabbit or hare, the dragon, the snake, the horse, the sheep, the monkey, the rooster, the dog and the pig (or boar).

However, since the Australian Silver Lunar …

by Christina Goldman

How would you like to buy silver coins at a discount?

I’m going to tell you about a certain type of coins that you can purchase under the spot price of silver.

Yep. Below cost. The type of silver bullion that I’m referring to are 90% silver coin bags.

You’ll often hear 90% silver coin bags referred to as junk silver bags. They aren’t really ‘junk,’ though. This term is simply used to describe a bag of circulated silver coins in average condition. These coins are really only valued for their silver content, not their collectible value.

Junk silver bags contain coins that were struck in 1964 or earlier, such as the silver Kennedy half dollars, Roosevelt dimes, and Washington quarters. They are comprised of 90% silver. After 1964, the amount of silver contained in coins was reduced to 40%.

Here’s the neat part – the 90% silver bags containing dimes …

A picture speaks a thousand words.

This graph comes directly from the website of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis website. I highlighted the line in blue so its easier to see.

Obviously this thing is going straight up.

Each time you hear the main street media, wall street, and government officials telling you all is well, come back and look at this chart.

Click here to see the original chart on the St. Louis Federal Reserve site

Maybe its time you took some steps to protect yourself?

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