Is there anyone these days who doesn’t desire wealth?
Not too many of us I would imagine.
There is a company making waves in the network marketing industry for bringing together two phenomenal concepts – collecting graded gold and silver coins through a multilevel marketing channel.
If you think about it the strategy is simply brilliant.
People love to collect gold and silver coins (can you go anywhere today and not hear or read about the popularity of gold and silver?).
People love money; it’s a high demand product (who couldn’t use more money in today’s economic climate?).
More people are starting their own businesses in network marketing than any other time in history (more potential prospects and business partners for you!)
Why not make money while collecting gold and silver coins?
Numismatic Coins – The Wealth of the Future
Precious metals have been desired by man from the beginning of time. The accumulation of riches by collecting silver and gold has never been as prominent as it is today.
Many savvy investors invest in gold and silver bullion to increase their net worth and hedge against the failing dollar (NOTE: Numis Network is not an investment company). In fact, many Numis reps invest in gold and silver bullion to increase their net worth. But, unfortunately, you can’t buy, sell, or get your bullion for free and make money doing it through network marketing channels; it’s illegal.
Collecting graded gold and silver coins through Numis Network is also a great way to accumulate wealth through the sale of their coins and by helping others build their own Numis Network business.
What Is A Numismatic Coin?
A numismatic coin is one which is collectable. These coins were once used as actual legal tender and have become collectable because of their rarity and condition.
Numis Network sets the standard for collecting and trading modern era numismatic gold and silver coins. Mike Mezack, one of the founding partners of Numis, also happens to be the world’s top numismatic coin salesman in the world.
Over the past ten years Mike’s sales have eclipsed $1 billion dollars!
Because of his track record, Mike has incredible buying power in the industry. For example, an Executive Rep. can purchase an MS70 Silver American Eagle (or several other comparable coins from the world’s top mints) for $99.
Google “MS70 Silver American Eagle” and check the retail price. First Federal sells the same coins from a full page ad in Money magazine for $149.
Why should you care?
Because even at $99 per coin there is enough margin for Numis to pay out huge commissions in their first- of- it’s- kind compensation plan.
Name another company who can sell their product at virtually wholesale and still have enough money left in the coffers to pay their distributors. It doesn’t exist.
In fact, most companies have to jack their prices up way over retail to cover distributor commissions. You know what I’m talking about.
That nutritional supplement or juice you can buy at CostCo for 1/3 the price is heavily inflated by a network marketing company to make room to pay distributors.
How many people would buy these products for the same price at CostCo if there was no business opportunity attached?
I would guess not many.
Would you rather pay $99 a coin and have the opportunity to get your coins for free by helping others do the same?
Or pay $149 and get a coin only?
Consumables vs. Assets
For decades network marketers and retailers have been preaching the importance of selling “consumable” items because once they’re used up, they have to be replaced.
Network marketing companies got creative and started selling their products in 1 months supplies to encourage monthly autoship.
The problem with stockpiling consumables is the longer they sit, the less value they maintain. The quality doesn’t improve over time, it dissipates.
And who wants a garage full of over- priced consumable product you can’t get rid of?
Now what if you were stockpiling an asset; something you could actually show on your financial statement?
Something that could actually be counted as an asset when applying for a loan?
I’m not qualified or licensed to sit here and tell you that graded numismatic coins are a great investment. That’s up to you and your broker to decide. Numis is not an investment company.
I can tell you (or you can see for yourself by googling MS70 graded coins going back several years to check what they sell for) that these coins have increased in value over time (I have the documentation to prove it).
Is that to say they will continue to gain value? I have no idea nor will I speculate. With Numis I collect, not invest.
But if you’ve ever collected baseball cards, classic cars, rare mint condition items, what typically happens to the value over time?
My Dad bought a ’56 Chevy for $5K many years ago in mint condition. He’s put approximately $5-7K into it and it has appraised for well over $30K and is still going up in value.
Graded Numismatic Coins + Network Marketing = Perfect Timing
The #1 factor that separates successful businesess from the unsuccessful ones is timing. The key to building a thriving business is to find where people are going and get their first.
Gold and silver have never been in more demand than they are today.
More people are jumping into network marketing and direct sales than any other time in history.
Numis Network is pioneering the sale of graded numismatic coins through network marketing. They are the first and only company of it’s kind.
If you had collected one silver or gold coin every month for the past five years, would you be better off today?
If you started collecting one coin per month today, would you be better off in five years?
