Chuck Madere From Public Gold Welcomes You

Public Gold retails or can discount through our one-of-a-kind VIP Membership the 1/10th ounce American Eagle gold and silver coin.

At Public Gold you will not find rare proofs or other coins that have high premiums attached to them for sale. We leave that market to those who want to speculate on perceived collectible values.

You will also notice that Public Gold is not a financial planning company utilizing gold and silver coins as loss leaders.

Public Gold targets the left behind customer with regards to the ownership of American Eagle coins.

Public Law-185 made it legal to mint gold coins for public ownership for the first time since 1932.

Twenty two years have passed and only a small percentage of the population owns any of these incredibly valuable gold coins.

The Gold Bullion Coin Act of 1985 gives us the framework for the business model of our company.

Our product is the 1/10-oz American Eagle Gold coin, although the U.S. Mint makes the coin in 4 weights:
1-ounce, 1/2-ounce, 1/4-ounce and 1/10-ounce.
The customer is the "Public".
Production capability is based on the demand from the "public" and the mint can and will according to law meet that demand.
The pricing method of the mint’s actual costs takes into account the modern day reality of marketing and distribution.
The purpose of the coins is to reduce the national debt. This part of the law is not so clear twenty two years later as to what exactly happens to the profit from the coins.

Since the original purpose for minting the coins and making them available to the "public", there is no longer an official statement within the U.S. Mint’s literature or website about the removal or redirection of the profits, so we have adopted our own purpose.

National debt reduction was the original purpose for the minting of the coins and Public Law - 185. In keeping with that theme we have made our purpose for selling the coins and the way in which we market them to our customers for their purpose of Individual Personal Debt Reduction.

The general "public" does not appear to be the target of the marketing of the coins either. The general "public" doesn’t know about them, where to buy them, how much they cost or why they should own them.

Public Gold targets its potential customer as the person who is:

Not getting a call from a broker.
Does not have a portfolio of assets.
Does not have a personal professional financial planner telling or advising them to buy gold and silver coins.
Does not presently nor has probably never purchased gold or silver coins.
Cannot spend thousands of dollars to make the initial large purchase required by most precious metal dealers.
Has been generally skipped over as potential customers because of their personal economic standing.

Warren Buffet and Billion Dollar Silver Profit

In 1997, Warren Buffet purchased 130 million ounces of silver as an investment at $4.40 per ounce (total value $572 million). By April 11, 2006, the price had risen to $12.66 per ounce, a paper gain of over one billion.

75% of all gold ever produced has been extracted since 1910.

Because of its historically high value, much of the gold mined throughout history is still in circulation in one form or another.

Silver certificates, authorized in 1878 and issued in exchange for silver dollars, accounted for nearly all of the $1 notes in circulation until November 1963, when the first $1 Federal Reserve notes were issued.

O.K. and then what happened? Where did the silver dollars go? Can we exchange our $1 Federal Reserve note for a silver dollar?

The symbol of kings and the treasure of nations, desired by all but possessed by few, gold has been cherished for all of recorded history. In the 5th century B.C., Aristotle pondered the question of the perfect medium for money. He concluded that gold is perfect money for 5 reasons:
Durability
Gold won’t rot, break, crumble, decay, corrode or tarnish. Gold is unaffected by air, water, and even most acids.
Convenience and portability
A lifetime of wealth will fit in your pocket.
Divisibility
Gold can easily be divided into smaller amounts. An ounce of gold can be split 100 or even 1000 times. Consistency
One ounce of pure gold is exactly the same as any other ounce, enabling worldwide trade and liquidity of gold – unlike unique items of jewelry or artwork.
Demand
Gold has a staggering variety of uses, even more today than in Aristotle’s time. Its unique properties keep the demand high and the relative scarcity of the metal insures continued value.

Gold is still perfect money, perhaps more perfect money than money. Gold remains the time-honored standard of wealth that no other currency can match.

I encourage you to get involved by clicking here. You will immediately get more information so you to can make a timely decision that will change your life forever.

I thank you for taking the time to read this blog.

Chuck Madere

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