In 1996 I received a mailer from Gary North. It was his first warning regarding Y2K! I became a GI immediately! I withdrew all of my retirement savings and converted it into Morgan Silver Dollars. At that time the cost for one silver dollar was $6.40 Right now, three years later they cost double that amount! THANK YOU GARY NORTH!!!

-- Silver (Silver@collector.com), March 10, 1999

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Did the weasels send you? Well they steered you WRONG! DOOK! DOOK! DOOK! GROK! (weasel laughter)

Red Ermine

Coniving little beasts... beedy eyes... twitchy noses... love socks...

-- Red Ermine (fearzone@home.com), March 10, 1999.

Congratulations on your investment! Have you thought about what you're going to do with your profit? Sell the silver, and buy a 1 year CD? Invest it in the stock market? Get cash?

Or will you keep it in silver coin? Oops! If you do that, you only have a paper profit, very much like many peoples stock gains. If y2k fizzles, you may find your optimism was just a tad premature, as metal prices will probably fall faster then Clinton's zipper in a dark hallway.

-- Don't count your chickens (before@they.hatch), March 10, 1999.

sure they *cost* that much now but what can you sell for?

wholesalers generally buy at 60% of value, if there is not a glut on the market, (like there will be in early 2000 when people realize they can't spend gold and silver coins at the grocery store)

methinks north gave ye the shaft, advice-wise.

-- SS (silver@_surfer_.com), March 14, 1999.