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Is Gold Money?
As societies moved from barter to monetary economies, different goods were in competition with each other for use as money. Over time, as monetary exchange expanded in proportion to barter, some commodities were found to work better as money than others, until only a handful of them became "acceptable to everyone in trade."[9] Those were gold and silver.
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How does one go about buying precious metals ?
- A simple phone call to one of Midas' experienced brokers will get you on your way to investing in precious metals.
- Your broker will discuss with you how much of your assets you would like to protect; and what precious metals would be most appropriate for your long term financial safety.
- Your broker will give you a trade number which locks in the price of your investment. This way you would not be subject to the fluctuations of the market.
- Your broker will give you instructions on where to send your check, money order or bank wire to Midas Resources Inc. to make your purchase.
- Once funds are received and cleared you will go into the process of receiving your Precious Metals investment in about 4-6 weeks.
- Your Precious Metals will be shipped registered and insured thru the United States Postal Service.
While collecting coins can be fun, exciting and rewarding, certain risks are inherent to the market.
Among these, exist the risk of devaluation.
The coin market is relatively thin and subject to market pressures.
Buy/Sell spreads and storage cost may also erode a coin's investment performance.
While it is Midas' policy to assist the client by providing a liquid market, we cannot guarantee this market.
Midas Resources has taken every precaution to provide the most accurate information possible.
However it is provided without warranty or claim of reliability.
It is accepted by the site visitor on the condition that errors or omissions shall not be made
the basis for any claim, demand or cause for action.
The information and data were obtained from sources believed to be reliable, but we do not guarantee its accuracy.
It is the responsibility of the reader to perform proper due diligence before acting upon any of the information provided.
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