One Ounce

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I would like to sell my five American Eagle gold coins while the price is still high.

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and do not sell yet there is more bank failures comming and many more investors will head to the exits (gold silver) and the price will keep going to 1200

ONE TROY OUNCE Oz – 100 MILS .999 GOLD BUFFALO NICKELS $9.95

Copy U.S. Liberty One Ounce $0.10

2003 American Proof Silver Eagle. Gem One Ounce Silver. $0.99

1995 Silver American Proof Eagle. Gem One Ounce Silver. $0.99

Copy U.S.Seated Liberty One Troy Ounce $0.10

One Troy Ounce Maple Leaf Bar, 24K Gold, 100 mills $7.86

2009 W PLATINUM EAGLE PROOF $100 *ONE OUNCE* NGC PR70 U $0.99

JESUS CHRIST .999 100 MILS 24k GOLD ONE TROY OUNCE BAR $14.95

Lot of 4 Liberty One Ounce .999 Silver Amark Rounds $0.99

LOT 5 – ONE TROY OUNCE GOLD STATUE OF LIBERTY COPY BARS $29.95

ONE TROY OUNCE TEN COMMANDMENTS FINE SILVER BAR .999 $18.99

ONE TROY OUNCE STAGECOACH .999 FINE SILVER BULLION BAR $15.99

ONE TROY OUNCE STAGECOACH .999 FINE SILVER BULLION BAR $18.99

1 One Troy Ounce Indian Silver Rounds .999 Silver $0.99

1 One Troy Ounce Indian Silver Rounds .999 Silver $0.99

ONE OUNCE .999 SILVER NFL SANFRANCISCO 49ERS FOOTBALL $0.99

3 Grams One Tenth Ounce Solid .999 Silver Nugget Shots $2.99

1 One Troy Ounce Indian Silver Rounds .999 Silver $0.99

LOT 5 – ONE TROY OUNCE GOLD EIFFEL TOWER GEM COPY BARS $29.95

10 One Ounce Indian Silver Rounds .999 Silver $0.99

1989 BU SILVER EAGLE DOLLAR, ONE OUNCE – LOW MINTAGE. $23.99

GOLD BAR One Troy Ounce 24K Mirror Finish .100 Mills oz $0.01

1987 Silver American Eagle, One Ounce Dollar $45.00

1987 Silver American Eagle, One Ounce Dollar $45.00

1987 Silver American Eagle, One Ounce Dollar $45.00

1987 Silver American Eagle, One Ounce Dollar $45.00

1987 Silver American Eagle, One Ounce Dollar $45.00

2001 ONE-TENTH OUNCE $5.00 PROOF GOLD AMERICAN EAGLE $150.00

1999 ONE-TENTH OUNCE $5.00 PROOF GOLD AMERICAN EAGLE $150.00

20 oz ounces ONE ROLL 2008 AMERICAN SILVER EAGLES $20.50

3 Grams One Tenth Ounce Solid .999 Silver Nugget Shots $2.99

(3) ONE OUNCE EACH PAN AMERICAN .999 FINE SILVER ROUNDS $49.99

2006 American Buffalo One Ounce 24K Gold Proof Coin $1,250.00

1 One Troy Ounce Indian Silver Rounds .999 Silver $0.99

JESUS CHRIST .999 100 MILS 24k GOLD ONE TROY OUNCE BAR $14.95

1 One Troy Ounce Indian Silver Rounds .999 Silver $0.99

ONE MILLION DOLLOR 4 TROY OUNCE .999 SILVER 2000 PROOF $99.99

This is the second posting for my “Ounces versus Pounds” series.  If you missed the first one, here is http://atlantaplanningguys.com/?p=436″ title=”Ounces vs. Pounds: the Home”>a link to the article.  As is the case with much of the guidance that Cass and I dispense, you can’t hear enough of it.  Here are some things to consider routinely doing to make sure you and your vehicle are prepared for whatever life throws at you:

Air it up:  It seems almost too obvious that you should check the air in your tires.  However, you would be surprised how many of us are driving around with too little.  Make sure to especially check them if you’re loading the car up for a road trip or even if you’re just running some long errands around the city.  Do an internet search to find the appropriate PSI (pounds per square inch) of pressure needed in your tires and then head to a gas station to check them out.   Be sure and check the air of your spare tire also.  The spare is just as important, as the other four you ride around on, when something goes wrong.

Roadside assistance:  Everyone has their roadside assistance story.  There are plenty of ways to get roadside assistance.  Many car manufacturers offer it (at least for a few years).  If yours doesn’t, consider joining an auto club. Make sure you have some for that “just in case” moment.

Light things up:  Be sure to check and make sure all your turn signals, brake lights and head lights work properly.  Especially as we approach winter and those long days of summer turn quickly to dark mornings and early sundowns.   Not only are non-functioning lights dangerous to you, they also could lead to costly tickets.

Review your coverage:  Would you submit a claim on your insurance for $250?  How about $500?  If the answer is no, then why do you carry deductibles that are that low?  Review your policy to make sure that your coverage matches up with your willingness to assume risk.  Increasing your deductible could save you more than you think.  Additionally, there have been a few changes regarding how the uninsured motorist coverage on your policy works, click here for details.  Call your agent for assistance today.

Remember, everything is great when everything is well…..great.  Take a few minutes and prepare yourself for the unforeseen.  It is those that are prepared for the worst that often don’t experience it.

About the Author:

As a co-founder of Chappell, Mayfield & Associates, Charles assists countless individuals and businesses in achieving financial independence with appropriate insurance and financial products.

Charles launched his financial planning career as an agent at Prudential Financial in 1997, where he was a three-time Million Dollar Round Table member and a nominee to the first Prudential Field Advisory Council.

Charles holds the CFP® designation, as well as the CLU and CLTC designations. He has a B.S. in Management from Georgia Tech.

Just as Charles is committed to his clients’ financial well-being, he also takes an avid interest in benefiting his community. He is Past President and current member of the Board of Directors of Jerusalem House, on the Board of Councilors at The Carter Center, and a member of the Peachtree Road United Methodist Church. At Prudential Financial, he served as chair of the Prudential Connection Atlanta Outreach Program.

Charles has lived in Atlanta since 1992 and has a son Dylan. More of his blogs can be found at http://atlantaplanningguys.com/

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