Silver coin, the currency of our forefathers, began circulating throughout the economy in 1792. George Washington supplied his own silver for use in minting the first coins by the government. However, in 1965,
"Collecting silver coins is a great hobby for the whole family . . . and it's profitable as well. As a precious metal, silver has a built in "intrinsic" value that has stood the test of time. You cannot go wrong making silver coins an integral part of your investment portfolio."       D. Lowell Davis  -  Currency Historian
With the ENRON and WORLDCOM debacles, and the financial collapse of other major corporations, it's obvious that there are no guarantees when investing in stocks these days. And it's certain you have to look out for yourself.
For as little as $25 a month, you can join our Monthly Automatic Savings Plan
and purchase pre-1965 U.S. 90% silver coins.
HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE
Having a portion of your savings portfolio in pre-1965 U.S. 90% silver coins is a safe and secure way to protect your money. It's what we promote here at SmartSilver.

Actually we're really not "selling" anything. We're simply helping you exchange some of your Federal Reserve "Notes" (paper dollars) for REAL money.

That's SmartSilver.
SO, WHAT DO YOU DO?

For starters, you can begin investing some of your hard earned money in something that has stood the test of  time . . .
something that will not fluctuate in value everytime Allen Greenspan sneezes, or some greedy corporate insider takes the money and runs, or a terrorist tries to bring America to its knees.

THAT'S THE BEAUTY OF OWNING PRE-1965 U.S. SILVER COINS!

Circulated pre-'65 silver coins (halves, quarters, dimes) are a safe, secure "store of value" that you can count on no matter what the economy does. Owning a cache of this precious metal in "coin form" is smart.

An added bonus? Coins are fun to collect!  It's a great hobby for the entire family.
Congress removed the silver content from our coinage, and they immediately went out of circulation and became collectibles.

Almost 40 years later, a pre-1965 U.S. silver coin will still buy what it would back then. Why? Because silver is a precious metal (a limited supply) that has a built in "store of value" that cannot be eroded by the passage of time.
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