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Dear Daily Reckoning Reader,

While the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games may not begin until August, the excitement surrounding the 6-piece Gold and Silver commemorative Proof Set has already reached a fevered pitch – not just in China, where all three six-coin gold and silver series have already sold out – but worldwide!

I’ve seen these coins myself and held them in my hand. I can tell you from personal experience that these are more than mere coins. They are works of art in gold and silver.

Series I has sold at record pace in the U.S. The 140 million coin collectors in this country are now clamoring for the Series II Six-Coin Sets – not to mention the millions more of Olympic Games fans – I understand that the relatively small U.S. allocation will be gone in record time. Anyone naïve enough to wait until the Olympic Games begin to secure their set will more than likely be out of luck.

This is one opportunity you won’t want to pass on. When you consider the relatively small U.S. supply, overwhelming world demand – not to mention the incredible artistry of these Proof coins themselves – you’ll come to the same conclusion I did: this set is something very special.

So where can you acquire these in-demand gold and silver sets? Are there any left? Those are questions I posed to Nick Bruyer, CEO of First Federal Coin Corp. Being a world-renowned coin expert as well as a shrewd businessman, I knew he would have connections. It turns out, his company is one of just two U.S. distributors of the Beijing 2008 Official Precious Metal Commemorative Coins. In a nutshell, his response was: “If you want one of the few Series II sets we have left, call and order today.”  Not one to mince words, Nick pretty much tells it like it is. That’s why I’m sharing this information with you. Bottom line: order now or risk being left in the starting blocks.

Right now you can secure this historic coin set at the current official price. Once the Olympic Games are over, you may be able to find this set for sale through non-official channels at of course, much higher, non-official asking prices-and that’s assuming you can even find the Series II set for sale.

To learn more about how you can secure your Beijing Series II Six-Coin Gold and Silver Set, click here .

Best Regards,

Addison Wiggin
Executive Publisher, Agora Financial

Agora Financial

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