How to get the Bank Bags full of U.S. Gov’t issued Money
Phone lines are expected to be busy, so special Overflow Hotlines have been set up to handle all the calls.
That’s because beginning at 7:30 am this morning Federated Mint is handing over sealed Bank Bags bearing the name of one of several now defunct banks, each full of old U.S. Gov’t issued coins and currency to the general public.
Please read the following questions and answers before calling the Toll-Free Hotlines printed in today’s publication.
QUESTION: Who gets the Bank Bags?
ANSWER: Thousands of U.S. residents stand to miss the deadline to claim the Bank Bags full of old U.S. coins and currency some issued clear back in the early 1900’s. Now any U.S. resident who calls the Toll-Free Order Hotlines gets to claim the Bank Bags for themselves and keep all the U.S. coins and currency found inside.
QUESTION: How much are the Bank Bags worth?
ANSWER: It’s impossible to say. Coin values always fluctuate and there are never any guarantees, but here’s why everyone will be rushing to claim the Bank Bags while they still can. Nobody has knowledge of the dates or mint marks of the U.S. coins and currency inside the Bank Bags, and that is what determines collector value. But what we do know is after the Bank Bags were loaded from Federated Mint vaults with a combination of over 200 U.S. coins and currency notes they were securely sealed for good. That means there’s no telling what treasures could be found inside these Bank Bags. So you better believe the Bank Bags are worth every penny, since there’s no telling how much just one collectible coin alone could be worth in collector value.
QUESTION: Will the 48hour deadline be strictly enforced?
ANSWER: Yes. Unfortunately
thousands of U.S. residents will miss the deadline set by Federated Mint to claim the money. That means the Bank Bags are up for grabs and now any reader of today’s publication who calls the TollFree Hotlines gets to claim the Bank Bags full of money for themselves and keep all the U.S. coins and currency found inside. The price for each Bank Bag loaded with nearly four pounds of rarely seen U.S. silver coins of all denominations, rare Indian Head coins, scarce Buffalo coins, old Wheat Cents – Silver Certificate Note, Red Seal Notes and more has been set at 849 for all those
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who miss the deadline, but for those who beat the 48hour deadline the Bank Bag fee is 649 and the best part
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is all those who claim multiple Bank Bags cover just
590 plus get free shipping
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and free handling as long as they call the Toll-Free Hotlines before the deadline
ends.