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 2012 (W) Silver Eagle $1 NGC MS69 MS-69 First Releases West Point Star WPS FR US $54.00 
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 2012 (w) Struck at West Point Silver Eagle PCGS MS69 Flag Label US $38.00
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 2012(W)SILVER EAGLE NGC MS70 FIRST RELEASES STRUCK AT WEST POINT MINT BLUE LABEL US $69.09
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 2012(W) SILVER EAGLE STRUCK AT WEST POINT FIRST RELEASES NGC MS70 (W.P. LABEL) US $62.33
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 2011 W SILVER EAGLE 25TH ANNIVERSARY NGC MS69 (WEST POINT LABEL) US $40.56
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 HEAVY SILVER WESTPOINT CADET RING US $78.86
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 2012-(W) PCGS MS69 FIRST STRIKE ~American Silver Eagle Struck at West Point~ US $36.87
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 2002-W WEST POINT SILVER $1 PCGS MS70 US $109.95
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 2012 (W) $1 Silver Eagle First Release NGC MS70 West Point Mint Star Label US $54.00
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 2012 (W) $1 Silver Eagle Coin West Point PCGS MS69 Mercanti Signed US $44.00
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 2012 (W) $1 Silver Eagle West Point Early Releases Star Label NGC MS 70 US $71.00
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 2012 (W) $1 Silver Eagle West Point Mint First Releases Star Label NGC MS 69 US $36.00
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 2012 WEST POINT and SAN FRANCISO MINT SILVER EAGLES NGC MS70 EARLY RELEASES WOW US $69.09
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 2012(W) SILVER EAGLE STRUCK AT WEST POINT MINT EARLY RELEASES NGC MS70 BLUE US $57.00
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 2012 WEST POINT and SAN FRANCISCO MINT SILVER EAGLES NGC MS69 GREAT COINS WOW US $61.00
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 2012 (W) $1 Silver Eagle West Point Early Releases Silver Label NGC MS 70 US $64.00
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 2002-W West Point Bicentennial Silver 1$ PCGS MS69 US $27.99
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 2012 (W) SILVER EAGLE $1 STRUCK AT WEST POINT MINT NGC MS70 EARLY RELEASES *** US $52.11
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 2011 W BURNISHED SILVER EAGLE 25TH ANNIVERSARY NGC MS70 WEST POINT LABEL US $61.00
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 2012 (W) SILVER EAGLE $1 NGC MS69 EARLY RELEASES STRUCK AT WEST POINT MINT *** US $39.56
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 2012 W SILVER EAGLE EARLY RELEASES NGC PF70 ULTRA CAMEO WEST POINT LABEL US $85.25
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 NGC PF70 UC 2002-W WEST POINT SILVER DOLLAR PF-70 US $149.95
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 2012 (W) $1 Struck At West Point Silver Eagle NGC MS 70 NEW FIRST RELEASES LABEL US $84.99
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 2012 (w) Struck at West Point Mint Silver Eagle NGC MS69 West Point Label US $.99
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 2002 W West Point Bicentennial Proof Silver Dollar USA Military Academy Buy Mine US $65.00
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 2002W WEST POINT BICENTENNIAL SILVER DOLLAR, PROOF, GEM/CHOICE US $47.00
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 2002-W West Point Silver Dollar PCGS MS-70 US $275.00
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 2011 W Silver American Eagle Struck at Westpoint **NO Mintmark** NGC MS 70 US $179.99
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 SILVER BRIDGE POINT PLEASANT WEST VIRGINIA ISSUED CIRCA 1928 COLLAPSED 1967 US $14.99
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 2 2007 American Eagle One Ounce Silver Uncirculated Coins Mint West Point US $.95
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 2004 American Silver Eagle PROOF, WEST POINT MINT, comes with "BOX and COA" US $40.00
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 2005 SILVER EAGLE PROOF,WEST POINT MINT,BOX AND COA US $40.00
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 2007 SILVER EAGLE PROOF,WEST POINT MINT,BOX AND COA US $40.00
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 2002-W West Point Bicentennial 90% Silver Dollar Commemorative - BU US $49.95
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 2011 W SILVER EAGLE NGC MS69 GOLD STAR WEST POINT LABEL US $79.00
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 2011 September 11 National Proof Silver Medal - West Point Mint Mark US $55.00
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 2001 W American Eagle Proof 1oz Silver Dollar $1 Coin West Point w/ Box & COA US $31.00
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 2005 W American Eagle Proof 1oz Silver Dollar $1 Coin West Point w/ Box & COA US $33.01
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 2006 W American Eagle Proof 1oz Silver Dollar $1 Coin West Point w/ Box & COA US $26.00
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 SILVER AMERICAN EAGLE 2012 EARLY RELEASES WEST POINT MS-70 US $156.95
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 2008 W American Eagle Proof 1oz Silver Dollar $1 Coin West Point w/ Box & COA US $35.56
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 2002 W West Point Bicentennial Silver $1 Dollar Commemorative Proof Coin US $26.55
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 2010 "W" (West Point) AMERICAN SILVER EAGLE PROOF DOLLAR $$$ 1oz W/COA/BOX + US $95.00
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 2007 US Mint Silver Eagle 1oz fine silver Coin Box & COA W West Point American US $21.50
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 2008 US Mint Silver Eagle 1oz fine silver Coin Box & COA W West Point American US $24.25
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 2010 US Mint Silver Eagle 1oz fine silver Coin Box & COA W West Point American US $45.36
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 2011 US Mint Silver Eagle 1oz fine silver Coin Box & COA W West Point American US $35.43
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 2012 W EAGLES SILVER LABEL & WEST POINT LABEL NGC MS70 25th ANN EARLY RELEASES US $160.00
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 2008 WESTPOINT MINTAGE PCGS PR69 DEEP CAMEO SILVER EAGLE-BEAUTIFUL EAGLE US $75.65
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 2010 WESTPOINT MINTAGE NGC PR70 ULTRA CAMEO SILVER EAGLE-EARLY RELEASE CERTIF!! US $106.25
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 A 2011 American Eagle One Ounce Silver Uncirculated Coin Mint West Point US $32.01
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 A 2007 American Eagle One Ounce Silver Uncirculated Coin Mint West Point US $21.50
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 2011 AMERICAN SILVER EAGLE ( W ) PCGS MS69,25th Anniversary Struck at West Point US $67.95
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 Perfect, Slabbed 2002-W West Point Commemorative, 1 oz Silver Dollar Coin US $54.00
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 2011(W) SILVER EAGLE STRUCK AT WESTPOINT MINT NGC MS69 US $38.00
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 2002 WEST POINT SILVER DOLLAR PCGS MS69-GRADED VIRTUALLY FLAWLESS*90% SILVER* US $38.00
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 2002-W West Point Bicentennial Uncirculated Silver Dollar MS70 PCGS US $199.99
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Is Panic on Wall Street Building ?—Gold and Silver's Role
Before getting into this missive, I would like to state that other silver commentators make a very strong case for silver being a metal that does well in good, prosperous times. I absolutely agree. If the world at large were gaining in real wealth and the economy were humming along, we all might be purchasing flat screen TV's and using even more silver than we do today. Bottom line, silver does not need bad times to do well.
However, I am experienced enough to know two people can look at exactly the same thing and see it differently. This is what makes the world go round—an exchange of ideas. In fact, I am on record as stating there is nothing more important in a true free market than the free exchange of ideas.
My worldview is that silver plays a role in the best of times and in the worst of times. Right now there is a huge shift of wealth; wealth is being created in the East and wealth is being diminished in the West. It is and has been my very studied opinion that wealth cannot be printed, and therefore the role of gold and silver at this point in time comes mainly as a means to protect or build wealth.
When a financial institution, bank, broker, hedge fund (Long Term Capital Management) gets bailed out, it is the taxpayer that ultimately pays for it. The Fed "loans" money to the failing institution and rewards mismanagement, but the loan is paid for by collecting taxes!
The U.S. government is coming to the rescue (through you), but is this "too little, too late"? All of this fear is also being fanned, thanks to statements by Federal Reserve Chairman Bernanke, who told Congress the U.S. economy is faced with "numerous difficulties," such as strains in financial markets, a shaky job market, and ongoing weakness in the housing market. These difficulties are persisting, despite the Fed's massive interest rate cuts and expanded lending efforts. Will the Federal Reserve and Treasury be able to save the country from suffering a massive financial collapse?
It depends. It depends upon what you consider a financial collapse, and I tend to look at it from a very realistic point of view. On a case-by-case basis. If you had your entire retirement account with Enron, then you have suffered a total financial collapse. If you are government employee then as long as the U.S. government can borrow from the private banking facility known as the Federal Reserve Bank, then your retirement is "guaranteed".
The only real way to gain an idea of whether this latest move by the Treasury and the Federal Reserve is going to help is by objectively asking yourself what currency has survived the test of time. The answer is NONE; no piece of (government issued and/or backed) paper has ever stood the test of time.
However, fear not, because two commodities have stood the test of time and they are gold and silver. These metals have a 5,000-year track record of preserving wealth and at certain times enhancing wealth. You see both of these monetary metals stand outside the entire financial system and yet are money in and of themselves. They are immune to bank or brokerage failure, poor management, or even government intervention. That is the beauty of owning an asset outside the financial system: you have the peace of mind that some of your savings is safe no matter what happens.
Do Even Greater Troubles Lie Ahead?
Thomas Jefferson offered these words at the founding of our country, "Banking establishments are more dangerous than standing armies." The next few months may prove to be very difficult if the financial crisis spreads throughout the world.
The big "IF" is, if perhaps the worst is behind us, the system will continue and the past errors made by leading financial institutions will be resolved. Certainly, if you are objective, this is a "possibility" but in my view a very remote one. The problem is that if things deteriorate slowly, more people will not wake up in time to really take action.
Which action? The act of buying a metal that reflects the light of truth in good times and bad—SILVER.
David Morgan
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About the Author
David Morgan started investing in the stock market while still a teenager. A precious metals aficionado armed with degrees in finance and economics as well as engineering, he created the Silver-Investor.com website and originated The Morgan Report, a monthly report that covers economic news, overall financial health of the global economy, currency problems ahead and reasons for investing in precious metals. Visit www.silver-investor.com to sign up.
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