10 x 1 troy oz. maple leaf silver coins minted 2010 new & uncirculated 31.105 g

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IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE DON'T HESITATE TO ASK per 10 pieces - SEND TO YOU WITH ROYAL MAIL (SPECIAL DELIVERY) 1 troy ounce silver Canadian maple leaf coins 99.99% pure silver 31.10348 grams of silveruncirculated / brand new / year minted: 2010 very popular investment coins, 10 for only 299 pounds (exl postage) - It's a great deal! next to oil silver is the most widely used commodity ever with over 10,000 uses, added to the monetary demand this means: increased demand will increase price... 1 troy oz. / 31.104768 grams of silver 99.99% pure silver diameter 38 mm thickness 3.29 mm Silver has more upside potential than gold, silver is a precious metal, and is also consumed as an industrial metal. It's a great way to retain economic value! WHY IS BUYING SILVER A GREAT IDEA? READ THIS! (GREAT VIDEO'S AT THE END) Buying silver is a great investment !! The best way to beat inflation! The Silver Bullet And The Silver Shield (Excerpts) Chris Duane Throughout history, Silver has been used as money in more times in more places than gold To function as money, a monetary item should possess a number of features: To be a medium of exchange: It should have liquidity, and be easily trade able. It should be easily transportable; precious metals have a high value to weight ratio. It should be durable. To be a unit of account: It should be divisible into small units without destroying its value; precious metals can be coined from bars, or melted down into bars again, with a low percentage cost. It should be fungible: that is, one unit or piece must be equivalent to another, which is why diamonds, works of art or real estate are not suitable as money. It must be a specific weight, or measure, or size to be certifiably countable. To be a store of value: It should be long lasting, durable, it must not be perishable or subject to decay. It should have a stable value. It should be difficult to counterfeit, and the genuine must be easily recognizable. Today silver is not used as money since it does not circulate but still provides a crucial role as a store of value. Why does silver or gold have value? This is a very fundamental question. I think one of the best answers came from a movie call the Treasure of Sierra Madre. An old miner was explaining why gold has value. He said that 1,000 men head for the hills with pick axes and provisions after 6 months only one finds any gold. That find represents not only the labor of the man that finds that gold but that of the other 999 miners that did not find anything. That is 6,000 months or 500 years scrambling over mountains going hungry and thirsty. Think about the luck of finding something so rare. Think about how much energy, labor, ingenuity and time that goes into finding silver or gold. Sometimes it takes moving a couple tons of earth to find one ounce of gold or silver. And here we can buy all of that for less than a dinner for four at your local sports bar. Why silver and not gold? 95% of all of the gold that has ever been mined is still in existence in some form or another because it has treasured. 95% (probably more if truth be told) of all of the silver that has ever been mine has been destroyed and used in such small quantities that it is gone forever. The Elite and their Central Banks own tons of gold and NO silver. Silver is cheaper than gold, the average American can buy and ounce of silver without much thought. If they wanted to buy even one ounce of gold they would have to talk to their wife about it. This means that when the chickens come home to roost, more people will be able to afford silver on the way up than gold. Gold has very little uses compared to silver. Gold mines are common but silver is mined mainly as a by product of zinc. The Gold Anti Trust Action Committee has led the charge in exposing the bankers manipulation of gold Their investigations and awareness campaigns have lead to a heightened awareness in the inv... read more

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