Stackin' Joe's Guide to Gold and Silver

Wealth preservation in these uncertain times

De: D Walkaboutdude Moss

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

The peril of paper money was seen in 1782 when Josiah Quincy wrote George Washington "that there never was a paper pound, a paper dollar, or a paper promise of any kind, that ever obtained a general currency but by force or fraud, generally by both."

Are you interested in preserving your hard-earned purchasing power for the future beyond banksters' manipulation and their illness, inflation?

There are only two ways to save for the future in our modern society: intrusive banks or stacking precious metals. The outcome of both choices is the antithesis of each other. The former system leads to financial loss, whereas the latter brings economic survival.

Long-time stacker D. Walkaboutdude Moss writes this book for beginner stackers or seasoned savers who want a refresher course. Moving outside traditional paper investments and stacking precious metal is rewarding and fun but does have risks. This primer discusses stacking, what to expect, what to choose, risks, and navigating the precious metals market. Written by a stacker who made mistakes along the way, he shares his insight and years of wisdom.

Stackers do not only invest in themselves but preserve purchasing power for the future. It takes a different mindset and discipline to rise above the hype and greed, blinding the public.

'Stackin' Joe’s Guide to Gold and Silver is in two parts: Part one is about money and the financial manipulations bringing our world to the brink of economic collapse. Part two discusses stacking options, developing a plan, selling, marketer scams, counterfeits, and drawbacks.

After reading this book, you will decide to develop a stacking plan best tailored to your interest and budget.

Take charge of your finances and break the bonds of debt.

Territory Coins, Dresden’s business, was involved in coin collection for decades and has witnessed many changes in this rewarding hobby. He was an active coin dealer from when coins were the pursuit of historians and hobbyists in the 1980s to investments primarily focused on the wealthy and survivalists.