Buy Local or Online? Here’s the Real Deal

Yesterday, we warned you that gold coins are drying up. Today, let’s talk about where you’re buying—and why it matters more than ever. Local coin shops offer quick access, real-time verification, and face-to-face trust. But inventory is limited, and prices can vary wildly.

Online dealers offer selection and convenience, but you’ve got to vet them hard. Look for reputation, delivery speed, and actual physical backing—no funny paper promises. Bonus tip: mix it up. Diversify your sources like you diversify your metals. That way, if one door closes, you’ve still got options to grow your stack.

Tomorrow, we’ll get into the growing trend of bartering with silver—and why it’s gaining traction in communities across the country.

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Executive Order 14024:
Is This the U.S. Dollar’s Death Warrant?

This isn’t a warning—it’s happening NOW.

With Executive Order 14024, the groundwork is being laid to dismantle the U.S. dollar's dominance on the global stage.

Experts warn the consequences could devastate your savings, retirement, and financial freedom.

What does that mean for you?

• Four major countries have already ditched the dollar for trade.
• Elon Musk warns this is “making countries want to abandon the dollar.”
• Billionaire Sam Zell said it best: “I can’t imagine anything more disastrous to our country.”

If you have cash in a U.S. bank, YOUR financial future is at serious risk.

Executive Order 14024 is paving the way for irreversible damage to the dollar’s value—threatening your wealth, your savings, and your retirement.

When the dollar collapses, your savings could disappear overnight.

With Trump threatening Russia with more sanctions, Russia is rushing to finalize their BRICS payment system aimed to destroy the U.S dollar.

Go Here to Learn What’s Happening and How to Prepare >>

This is your last chance to prepare yourself from what’s coming.

Go here now to learn more >>

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During the 2020 coin shortage, local shops in several U.S. states reported record sales—many said they couldn’t restock fast enough to meet walk-in demand.