Let’s face it — under ordinary circumstances, there’s no way a shlump like you is going to have a million bucks in the bank unless you happen to somehow WIN it at a lottery, but the sad fact is that you can’t afford to play the lottery.
Take heart — there’s a FREE U.S. Government Coin Lottery, and YOU can cash in on it, bigtime!
Imagine a lottery in which, if your ticket didn’t win, you could return it for another chance, and do this ENDLESSLY until you DO hit The Big One!
You don’t have to imagine an endless supply of lottery tickets — just go to the bank, give the teller $25 and take away a “bank box” full of machine-wrapped “Loomis” or “Brinks” rolls of mixed pennies, new & old.
Keep in mind that you never actually “pay” for these pennies — if you bring them all back to the bank, wrapped & rolled neatly and accurately, you’ll get back every cent, the full $25 bucks!
If you happen to find some “lucky” coins worth cash money in there, you’ll take them out and have to add a few pennies into the box to make it come up to the full $25 again, or do what I do with pennies — but not with quarters.
I merely put them into the change machine at our local supermarket and they credit my account with the total number the machine counted out. Easy as pie. Don’t even need to talk to anyone to get that to happen.
So keep in mind WHY you are searching pennies or quarters. It’s to find that million-dollar coin. Everything else is just everyday grind and occasional gravy, but it pays off, too, and I’ll explain how:
You can create many different very saleable products from your more ordinary “found” coins, if you know the secret of “grading” a coin, knowing how crisp and clean it is, relative to other similar coins of the same date and mint-mark.
In short, you need to be able to SEE the coin, in order to evaluate the coin and take it in or not, according to your discernment, which is subject to high attention and much experience.
The Big Secret of pennies is that every penny is different, no matter how it seems to you, and every penny offers a different set of potentials, such as “oddball”, “gold-washed”, AU Detail and other considerations beyond merely grade, year and mint-mark, one of which would be “mint-error” coins, which are our principle targets.
Of course, high-grade coins bring big money, too — witness the 1926-D “Wheatie”, or “Weat-Backed Lincoln Cent”, that I found a couple of weeks ago, and had PCGS Grade and verify its condition, scarcity and authenticity, and it came back slabbed, with a street value of $3200.00, if I can find a buyer.
The point is never the value of the coin, although that IS a measure of its magical worth. The whole idea behind this is the karma connection.
Luck IS karma, karma is luck.
If you carry, wear or display in your home, office, den or playroom something that is HIGHLY improbable, you WILL increase your luck.
A highly improbable thing is like a “Luck Magnet”. It attracts, draws in to itself, those things that are also highly improbable, and that means CA$H in the bank to you!
You are MUCH more likely to draw a MINT ERROR coin from a pack or roll of coins if you happen to be wearing a pendant made of a very rare, very improbable, coin — a coin worth over a million dollars would do the job.
Like I said before, face it — a shlump like you is very unlikely to ever have a million dollars in the bank, unless you FOUND it.
So where in the hell are you going to find a million dollars?
First of all, you need a SOURCE of million-dollar coins — I want to point out here that it could easily be another sort of collectible, like buttons, or rare photos, or Salt-Shot Derringers, but ordinary in-circulation coins are the easiest to find and work with, in this bizarre and restrictive environment.
Okay, so find out which coins are worth a million bucks — very few of them are, and very few can be found among in-circulation coins, but that’s the limitation, so work with it.
Now all you need to know about coins — at least to get a quick-start — is what you’ll find in “How to Strike it Rich with Pocket Change”, and most of that will be a quick scan for million-dollar varieties, of which, as I said, there are precious few, which is what makes them so darn precious.
I plan to make display cards similar to the ones made for the artists in the gallery, but these would be of “Coin Hunter Winners”, like the cards you see in gambling casinos, showing the big winners of slots, poker, blackjack — to make you think you have an equal chance to win, which of course is not true.
The odds are stacked so high against you that the Improbability Effect has a chance to work, if you give it the opportunity and don’t push luck away from you.
That’s the first thing you really need to do, is make it okay to win.
You’ve got that “sense of foreboding” that every Westerner is saddled with — if you win something or get a little ahead of the game, something bad will happen, because you don’t deserve to win.
That negative self esteem has to go.
It’s not that you’re NOT a shmuck, it’s just that you don’t need to continually kick yourself in the ass for being one.
It’s not something that you or anyone else can help — it’s part of being locked up inside a Human Biological Machine and not knowing what to do in there.
Jesus, I’d think you’d be happy for a chance to get out of the box, but most folks fight like a swimmer attacking a lifeguard on the deep end of the pool.
So what do you do while you’re waiting for the Big One to drop?
Okay, pay attention.
Civil War Souvenir Medallions
MINT GRADE Civil War Souvenir U.S. State & National Parks & America The Beautiful Quarters mounted in .925 sterling silver bezel amulet with sterling silver wide bail loop, for easy hanging from any silver chain.
I normally do not provide a chain, because everyone likes a different style and weight of chain, so the pendants are priced to sell without a chain, at $39.95, which is a profit to you of about $30 per item, and it adds up, fast, at a street fair or farmer’s market booth, where you’re also selling hot sauces and cold drinks.
These are Civil War Souvenirs — generally Civil War RELICS are expensive and hard to find. Although a souvenir is not a relic, the price differential makes the acquisition easy.
Now, how about the Revolutionary War? Fair enough, we ought to be able to find a number of Revolutionary War souvenir quarters in there somewhere:
- John Brown’s Fort — Harper’s Ferry
- Vicksburg U.S.S. Cairo — “Ironclad” Civil War Gunboat
- Gettysburg — Cemetery Ridge
- Lincoln — Illinois State Quarter
All of these coins are very scarce and valuable at MS-66 or better, and while you’re collecting these ultra-saleable Civil War Souvenir Commemorative Medallions — aka “U.S. Quarters” — you’re on the lookout for The Big One, which could drop any minute.
Of course, if you’re NOT “in-motion” doing intensive coin-search, guess what? You’ll never hit anything, unless you’re turning coins.
Okay, so what’s the secret of finding GREAT quarters?
The secret of the U.S. pictorial quarters is, “If the Face is Perfect, the Back Will Be, Too!” — meaning, look carefully at the face. If there’s a single mar of any kind, reject the coin, no matter what, UNLESS IT’S A MINT-ERROR coin, in which case, you might not care about the coin’s condition.
Revolutionary War Souvenir Medallions
- “Saratoga” — General Burgoyne’s Surrender at the battlefield.
- “Minute Man” — Massachusetts State Quarter
- “Live Free or Die” — Old Man of the Mountain Rock Formation, New Hampshire.
- “Washington Crossing the Delaware”
- “Caesar Rodney’s Midnight Ride” — Commemorates the 1776 Signing of Declaration of Independence — his was the deciding vote.
- Fort Moultrie — Sgt. William Jasper returns regimental flag while under British attack.
War of 1812 Souvenir Medallion
- Fort McHenry — “Rockets’ Red Glare, Bombs Bursting in Air” Medallion.
Oh, there’s more, much more, that you can glean from the U.S. quarters that aren’t The Big One, but they must be MS-66 or better, or you can’t do much with them, and that means learning how to SEE a coin, and that can’t be acquired — you need to learn it from someone.
I’ll get plenty of comments on that little blockbuster, but it’s the truth. If you hope to be an effective and RICH coin-hunter, you’ll need a teacher.
I’m training some teachers right now. If you’d like to be one, be sure to let me know sooner rather than later.
The Coinology Academy is officially OPEN for business — apply at the gallery for FREE training on Hunting the Million-Dollar Coin.
Keep in mind that there is no “straight-line” obvious means of escape, no clear path out of the box.
It requires a leap of faith — a jump from “Here” to “Another Here”, not “There”, and that can ONLY be accomplished by a GIANT leap.
How to make a giant leap?
Simple. Find a million-dollar coin. It’s not the coin that’s important — it’s your LUCK.
Once you have your ice-breaker, it’s easy to hit a jackpot again and again and again — you tend to stop doing it, or you ignore the good hits, after a while, just concentrating on the game itself, using cash-flow as an indicator, not a goal.
This is the Fastest Path out of the forest. You don’t have to believe me. Ask anyone you consider a Holder of Knowledge whether or not bearing an Improbable will help you dig out of the hole.
As of now, the gallery officially has for sale a million-dollar coin, the Rodney. It also happens to have a million-dollar gold nugget, a million-dollar goldmine, a million-dollar handwritten historically significant California Pioneer Diary, and a million-dollar ancient Greek painted Amphora — actually three pieces of Greek pottery — all of which will be on display at the gallery, in separate showings.
The idea is to attract the wealthy buyers — they really like things that no one else has and that no one would suspect would be available.
These things are available, at a price. One million dollars.
At some point, there WILL be an offer, but that’s not important. We’re not selling coins. We’re not selling art. We’re not selling antiques.
We’re selling luck.
Along with luck comes consciousness and a sense of responsibility. After a while comes enlightenment, like it or not.
Eventually, comes the Waking State, and from then on, you can’t be working for your own benefit.
Working for the Benefit of All Beings Everywhere brings your life into reality, gives meaning to your efforts, and makes it worthwhile having endured life.
Expanding beyond your own small sphere takes work, a LOT of work, but you can do it with the help of the Search for the Million-Dollar Coin.
You won’t really know the benefits until you can walk away from the money, and just learn to SEE.
Welcome to the Kingdom. It’s been here all the time. Where the fuck were you?
See You At The Top!!!
gorby