Gold Rush 2009

   Gold in them there unemployment lines….

As the economy turned sour, many started turning to gold…Prospector John experienced hundreds of inquiries of how to buy just gold?

Several thousands of search result inquires from Google, Yahoo and MSN over the same period showed people were interested to find “Where do you sell gold”  “What is the price of gold” “Can I buy Gold”

Even major media has been posting stories of how gold is saving the lives and mortgages of those who are currently unemployed or going through economic hardships till things get better.

As I write this article gold is hovering today at $923.17 an ounce.

At this price it’s easy to see why more people are looking to “Learn the art of gold panning” Using gold prospecting and panning as a hedge bet against the fluctuating dollar.

Several State Governments since declaring sovereignty recently are putting legislation to vote that if passed would allow payment of debts with precious metals, “gold and Silver”.

If this legislation passes in the State levels it could mean that gold has value to purchase just as it did back in the 1800’s and times before 1971.

The Gold Rush of 2009!   

It may very well be… You don’t have to wait till everyone has staked their claim…

Call Prospector John’s and learn the art of gold panning, sluicing and reading the river for gold you can keep.

Only $24.95 per person  3 for $49.95  Each additional person per group only $15.00

Includes your own poke of exceptionally rich pay-dirt and sample vials to keep the gold you find.

Run your pay-dirt through sluices or use a pan we provide here at Prospector John’s.

1-907-598-1808

References for article:

www.nbclosangeles.com/news/local/NEW-CALIFORNIA-GOLD-RUSH.html

Google Search Database

www.Goldprice.org

Federation of American Scientists http://www.fas.org/sgp/crs/misc/RL30315.pdf

http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/03/06/states.fed/

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