How do you legally extract silver from your local bank for pennies on the dollar? Say these 5 "magic" words to your local bank teller and you could walk away with a handful of silver.
Really? I don't think so. Bottom line is, don't fall for this fairy tail.
A friend of mine and I bought this program to investigate it.
The instructions for this program are quite simple. You go to your local bank or banks around your city or area, walk in and ask for the silver half and whole dollars. If they have them, they are supposed to sell them to you at face value. Actually this part is true. If there is a rare penny at the bank and you know about it, they must give it to you at the value of a penny. The trick is knowing about it. They are not going to let you search the vault for rare currency. According to the instructions you can still buy these coins at face value, but you have to specifically ask for them. When we walked into the banks and asked to buy the silver coins as instructed, they looked at us like we were crazy. To be honest, we were quite embarrassed. Not only did they look at us like we were crazy, but we got a couple of lectures on how ridiculous this was. Being a Private Investigator, I had to go into more than one bank.
The whole premise behind this is that banks all over the country are holding silver dollars. You know, the ones they stop making a long time ago. I am not going to get into a long history lesson about the minting of silver coins, but the last real silver coins were minted in the early 1900's. According to my research, it was in the 1920's. Even the "silver" dollars and half dollars most believe still existed in the 70's are only a fraction in real silver. My research says only 40% real silver.
Let's think about this logically for a moment. Millions of people all over the world collect coins. Some do it as hobby, some as a business. Do you really think that these collectors have not already thought of this? I'm sure there are many who regularly go into banks and buy rolls of coins so they can search through them to find one rare coin that might have slipped through the cracks. I actually know someone that does this on a regular basis. To him it is like playing the lottery without the losses. He buys the rolls of coins, searches through them, and if he finds something then he just "won", if not he just redeposits the money any starts over. I am sure that any silver coins that the banks may have been holding and the government did not seize were snatched up years ago; if not by the government or collectors, but by the bankers themselves. Bankers are not stupid people. Like I said at the beginning of this article, don't fall victim to this program.I am a Private Investigator, and exposing programs designed to take your hard earned money is part of what I do. You can learn more about me at http://www.basictechinformationservices.com
Really? I don't think so. Bottom line is, don't fall for this fairy tail.
A friend of mine and I bought this program to investigate it.
The instructions for this program are quite simple. You go to your local bank or banks around your city or area, walk in and ask for the silver half and whole dollars. If they have them, they are supposed to sell them to you at face value. Actually this part is true. If there is a rare penny at the bank and you know about it, they must give it to you at the value of a penny. The trick is knowing about it. They are not going to let you search the vault for rare currency. According to the instructions you can still buy these coins at face value, but you have to specifically ask for them. When we walked into the banks and asked to buy the silver coins as instructed, they looked at us like we were crazy. To be honest, we were quite embarrassed. Not only did they look at us like we were crazy, but we got a couple of lectures on how ridiculous this was. Being a Private Investigator, I had to go into more than one bank.
The whole premise behind this is that banks all over the country are holding silver dollars. You know, the ones they stop making a long time ago. I am not going to get into a long history lesson about the minting of silver coins, but the last real silver coins were minted in the early 1900's. According to my research, it was in the 1920's. Even the "silver" dollars and half dollars most believe still existed in the 70's are only a fraction in real silver. My research says only 40% real silver.
Let's think about this logically for a moment. Millions of people all over the world collect coins. Some do it as hobby, some as a business. Do you really think that these collectors have not already thought of this? I'm sure there are many who regularly go into banks and buy rolls of coins so they can search through them to find one rare coin that might have slipped through the cracks. I actually know someone that does this on a regular basis. To him it is like playing the lottery without the losses. He buys the rolls of coins, searches through them, and if he finds something then he just "won", if not he just redeposits the money any starts over. I am sure that any silver coins that the banks may have been holding and the government did not seize were snatched up years ago; if not by the government or collectors, but by the bankers themselves. Bankers are not stupid people. Like I said at the beginning of this article, don't fall victim to this program.I am a Private Investigator, and exposing programs designed to take your hard earned money is part of what I do. You can learn more about me at http://www.basictechinformationservices.com
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