10 COINS 2009 SILVER CANADIAN MAPLE LEAF 2/5 ROLL 10 OZ

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FREE $1 SILVER CERTIFICATE TO THE WINNER OF THIS AUCTION! 2009 CANADIAN SILVER MAPLE LEAF! FRESH FROM MINT, IN STOCK, AND READY TO SHIP! Silver Set to "Blast Through $20" in 2010! Brilliant Uncirculated Condition! CANADIAN BIDDERS WELCOME WITH SPECIAL LOW SHIPPING RATES! This newly opened YELLOW 2009 MONSTER BOX fresh from the Royal Canadian Mint features coins which remain untouched by human hands. Your coins will be handled with clean, unsoiled gloves and inserted into a special 2 x 2 protective holder. Your coins will then be shipped in protective packaging via 1st Class US Mail. CANADIAN MAPLE LEAF SILVER BULLION COINS are undoubtedly one of the most sought after silver coins ever by both collectors and investors, as evidenced by their increasing scarcity and lack of availability at dealers across the nation! These beautiful silver coins will provide both investors and collectors with an opportunity to purchase these coins at a fantastic price that starts well below their market value! These coins are being offered at a starting price of only $.99! Bid now and lock in the value! THIS AUCTION IS FOR THE FOLLOWING ITEMS: Ten (10) Canadian Maple Leaf Silver Brilliant Uncirculated Coins dated 2009, fresh from their original mint tube. Note the exceptional luster in these 2009 coins! SPECIAL NOTE: The winner of this auction will also receive a FREE $1 Silver Certificate (dates our choice). The photo below is a 1928 $1 Silver Certificate in excellent crisp and uncirculated condition. The one the winner of this auction receives will be in fair to average circulated condition. SILVER CERTIFICATES: The 1935 Silver Certificate is one of the most popular notes among currency collectors. The history of these fascinating bills extends back to the 1800's. It was the Congressional Acts of 1878 and 1886 that authorized the printing of Silver Certificates - for a very specific reason. In those days, the supply of silver coins was far less than the demand. Thus, the government came up with the idea of creating a paper certificate in order to create a more efficient method of silver exchange. The certificates were redeemable on demand, for an equal amount of silver bullion and coins. The amount that was redeemable depended upon the denomination of the note. Silver Certificates were issued in both small and large-sizes. The 1935 series was one of the series of small-size notes. These small-size notes were issued in denominations of $1.00, $5.00 and $10.00. The 1935 series included only the $1.00 denomination and either 'F' or 'G' series (with no motto). In 1934, the obligation on the note was changed to read that it was redeemable for "One Dollar in Silver," not "One Silver Dollar," as had been the case since the printing of the 1928 series silver certificate. **************************************** GOLD AND SILVER COMMENTARY CAN BE FOUND ON MY EBAY "ABOUT ME" PAGE AT THE FOLLOWING LINK: /ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewUserPage&userid=sberges1 **************************************** CANADIAN SILVER MAPLE LEAF BULLION COINS Canadian Silver Maple Leaf Bullion Coins are affordable investments, beautiful collectibles, thoughtful gifts and memorable incentives or rewards. One of the most practical ways to invest in silver is to own Silver Maple Leaf coins, produced by the Royal Canadian Mint. Every Maple Leaf coin is guaranteed by the Government of Canada for its weight and purity. As a result, Maple Leafs are extremely liquid, easily bought and sold anyw in the world w precious metals are traded. Perhaps most magical of all, Silver Maple Leaf coins are an investment to own and to admire and touch. When you hold a Silver Maple Leaf coin in your hand, you're holding 5,000 years of security and value. SIZE, CONTENT, AND WEIGHT Silver has historically been the most affordable precious m... read more

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