Earn 12% on silver, paid in silver, regardless of who wins the election or what the Fed does.
In today’s uncertain economic climate, protecting your hard-earned wealth from inflation is more crucial than ever.
But why stop there?
What if you could actually grow your wealth in ounces of gold and silver?
That’s where Monetary Metals comes in.
For almost a decade, they’ve been paying clients interest income in physical gold and silver. Now they have an opportunity for accredited investors to earn 12% on silver, paid in silver.
Monetary Metals is proud to unveil a historic offering: the first silver bond in nearly 200 years!
Why invest in a silver bond?
- High annual yield: Enjoy a 12% annual return, paid directly in silver ounces into your account.*
- Inflation hedge: Silver has historically served as a robust hedge against inflation and economic uncertainty.
- Tangible asset: Your returns are paid in physical silver, not a paper currency.
- Security: Our silver bond holds the senior secured position with a major lender and is secured by the mine assets.
How does it work?
- Indicate your interest in investing.
- Review the investment materials.
- Create your account.
- Make your investment in the bond.
You can start by completing the no-obligation form on our dedicated page.
Once you complete the form, you’ll receive more information about this opportunity from your dedicated relationship manager, who will answer any questions you may have.
Please note this opportunity is only available for accredited investors. The minimum investment amount is 1,000oz of silver.
Act now!
Over 70% of the bond has already been filled! Don’t miss this opportunity to secure your financial future by investing in this historic offering!
To learn more, visit our Silver Bond Investment Page or call us at 1-646-653-9729.
Sincerely,
The Monetary Metals Investment Team
P.S. Don’t miss this opportunity. Secure your spot by completing the form on this page.
* The securities described are complex instruments intended for sale only to sophisticated investors who understand and assume the risks involved with the purchase thereof. The risks associated with this security may significantly reduce an investor’s expected yield and expected return of principal, and/or reduce an investor’s ability to sell or obtain market value information about the security.
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