Public snaps up scarce U.S. coins for $ 17; Vault Bags of 1,000 coins going fast
When Mar y Ellen Withrow tells you to do something , you better listen. And when she says you can get Vault Bags of scarce U. S. coins for just a few dollars, you bet ter do it today.
That ’s because she knows money like no other. She’s the now retired 40th U.S. Treasurer who presided from 1994-2001 over the longest economic boom in U.S. history. Today, she said the private World Reserve hasn’t done enough to tell people about it s new program that lets anyone s nap up these valuable scarce coins for just a few bucks.
Today’s readers can claim sets of the scarce coins and the unsearched bags of over 1 ,000 old U.S. coins. With just 48 hours left to send in a claim, she said it’s smart to hoard as many bags as you can get. These bags of money also make an impressive gesture for anyone you want to be remembered by.
It’s easy to claim these scarce coins. Just use a blank sheet of paper and print your full name, address , and phone number. Then cut out the list below, circle the number of bags and sets you want, and enclose the amount listed: $ 17 for the scarce 3 coin sets; Or, just $ 97 for the full bags of over 1,000 old U.S. coins. Each bag is kn own to contain multiple sets of scarce coins. “That’s a real steal for over 1 ,0 00 old U. S. coins. Just imagine what you will find in these bags ,” Withrow said endorsing the program.
You should know that any claim postmarked beyond three days from tomorrow’s deadline may not be accepted. Just be sure to add $ 4.85 per order fo r se cure ship pin g (OH, FL residents add 6% sales tax) and enclose check, cash, or money order, payable to World Reserve:
National Coin Claim UL531
PO Box 9902 Canton, OH 44711-0902 If you want to use a debit or credit card, you may call the National Coin Claim Hotline at 1- 888 -207- 4538 before the deadline ends.