SPECIAL MARKET OPPORTUNITY Your Expert Guide to the World’s Finest Coins
Nicholas J. Bruyer, CEO, First Federal Coin Corp. ANA Life Member Since 1974
Sold out in less than 5 days!
Our supply of 2010 Silver Pandas disappeared in a heartbeat. How long this year’s supply will last is anyone’s guess. Do you really want to wait to find out?
We’ve been offering China’s Silver Panda coins for years. Every year the design changes, which makes them more popular.
Last year, we asked the China Mint for all its First Strike coins. These are the first coins struck from new dies, and Panda buyers go wild for them.
In fact, they’re so popular our supply of 2010 China Silver Panda MS70 First Strike coins sold out in less than a week.
That’s why the China Mint awarded us exclusive distribution rights for the 2011 Silver Panda First Strikes.
With These 2011 First Strike® Silver Pandas We Hit The Jackpot!
The China Mint is limiting its produc- tion of 2011 One-Ounce Silver Pandas to 3 million coins.
Compare that to Silver Eagles (the American equivalent to the Silver Panda) struck by the U.S. Mint—they made 30+ million in 2010!
But, only 2% of the 2011 mintage of China Silver Pandas will receive the China Mint’s official First Strike certification. And we have them all!
These First Strike Silver Pandas Are The Best of The Best!
As the very first coins struck, each of these spanking new Silver Pandas is the very finest of the entire mintage for 2011—and always among the most sought-after of all coin issues by buyers worldwide.
And they’re even more popular when they’re graded by Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS) in perfect MS70 condidtion.
We’re Sitting On An Incredible Opportunity For You!
To put this in perspective for you, let’s compare an ungraded Silver Panda to a graded Silver Panda, both from the year 2000.
If you could even find an ungraded 2000 Silver Panda— and they’re not easy to locate —you’d pay around $150.
If you think it’s hard to find an ungraded Silver Panda, just try to get your hands on a 2000 Silver Panda MS70, which is the highest grade possible and represents ab- solute perfection. That coin today is valued at as much as $795! And that’s without a First Strike designa- tion. It’s an increase of 530%!
Now you see what grading can do to the value of a coin.
Of course, there are only a handful of 2000 Silver Panda MS70s in existence.
And past performance is no guarantee of what can happen in the future.
Act Now To Own An Extraordinary 2011 Silver Panda MS70 First Strike For As Little As $129!
There’s no telling what these elusive 2011 Silver Pandas will be selling for five or ten years from now. But
today, I’m releasing our entire inventory for remarkable prices— as little as $129 (plus s&h)!
Buy More, Save More!
Your price is only: $149 per coin for 1 – 4 coins $144 per coin for 5 – 9 coins $139 per coin for 10 – 19 coins $129 per coin for 20+ coins
We’re selling them on a first come, first served basis. Don’t wait! Call now at 1-888-201-7063 and mention offer code PSF151 to get in on this exceptional offer!
As always, you are protected by our 30-day money-back guarantee.
Call First Federal Toll-FREE today 1-888-201-7063 to Reserve Your
2011 First Strike Silver Panda MS70 Offer Code PSF151
Please mention this code when you call.
Past performance is not an indicator of future performance. Prices subject to change without notice. Note: First Federal Coin Corp. is a private distributor of government and private coin and medallic issues and is not affiliated with the United States government. Facts and figures were deemed accurate as of February 2011. First Strike® is a registered trademark of Professional Coin Grading Service. (PCGS). Copyright ©2011.
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American Numismatic Association Nicholas Bruyer Life Member 4489
1-888-201-7063 Go to
www.firstfederalcoin.com & enter offer code PSF151
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