A Pocketbook Of Gold

December 4, 2011, at 6:10 pm
by Jim Sinclair 

Dear CIGAs,

With the assistance of a good friend and contributor to JSMineset, Mr. Peter Carlin, Jim has co-authored a book on everything you need to know about Gold.
We have an extremely limited number of these books left over. If you are interested in purchasing one NOW IS YOUR LAST CHANCE! Once they are gone no more will be produced.
If you have any questions about ordering please email sales@apocketbookofgold.com.  Please note Compendium orders do not go through the same shipping company. If you wish to order compendiums please click the link on the top menu bar.
The price for the book is $39.99 plus a flat rate shipping cost of $5.00.
You can place your order by clicking the button below. You can pay via major credit card or PayPal.

Synopsis:
“A Pocketbook of Gold gives you, in one easy handbook, the reasons why you should own Gold, the timing of when you should own Gold, and the types of Gold you should (and shouldn’t!) own. A Pocketbook of Gold also explains the true role of Gold in every individual’s financial planning as well as Gold’s place in the world monetary system. It is an all-in-one Pocketbook that answers your questions and guides you through the world of Gold as a personal form of investment and financial insurance in today’s increasingly uncertain financial outlook. A Pocketbook of Gold is a survival manual for monetary mayhem.”

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