Dear Sheryl, This week, we're opening Porter's private vault to share something of tremendous value... A treasure trove of beautiful, investment-grade gold coins. Here's a photo I snapped of one of them, a Saint-Gaudens double eagle: The Saint-Gaudens is a one-ounce gold coin that was produced by the United States Mint from 1907 to 1933 and is considered by many to be the most highly prized of U.S. coins. Because these coins were minted prior to 1933 – they are true collectors' items, with the potential to soar far more than gold. Each coin is graded MS-64 or higher (a grade of 70 means it is essentially in perfect uncirculated condition). According to our friend Van Simmons they are presently worth about $1,325. But back when collector coins peaked in 1986 – their value soared as high as $2,500. We've had these coins sitting in Porter's safe for years. But now, we're going to give them all away. It's all part of a year-end broadcast Porter, Doc, and Steve are doing on December 19th, at 1 p.m. Eastern time. I don't want to spoil the surprise... But it has to do with the vision Porter has for the future of Stansberry Research and how we can better serve customers like you. This broadcast will be available for ONLY 24-hours... During which you'll need to make an important decision. So we've assembled some details to get you prepared, here. Your decision on Wednesday will directly impact how many coins we will send you straight from Porter's vault. So take a moment to prepare yourself for Wednesday's broadcast. Regards, Nicholas Giro
Director of Member Services
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