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"Today, the entire world is running on Monopoly money. But what if the party is over?....The rich will get richer. And the poor will most definitely get poorer. The middle class will be wiped out."

- Robert Kiyosaki

"I believe we are in a major period of adjustment away from fraudulent liability money and back to real asset based money that contains intrinsic value."

- Jay Taylor

Howling Coyote Silver Company exists to help you protect yourself and preserve your wealth. We provide silver for investors who want insurance against today and tomorrow's financial storms. The mess caused by “too big to fail” banks is not going to go away. It is time for Americans to be smart and start protecting themselves; because, if you have not figured it out yet, the government is NOT going to bail YOU out!

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Our Mission

We make investment silver available for every investor; hence our slogan, “investment silver for everyone!” Low minimums, fair prices, and excellent customer service are the tactics we use to accomplish our mission.

Why Silver?

Silver has two faces: industrial and monetary. For industry, silver is used in electronics, solar panels, and increasingly, medical applications. Secondly, silver is a monetary store of value; and in our opinion, it is this second function that will become more important in the years ahead. We believe that the rising debt levels of private citizens, corporations, local, state, and national governments will fundamentally alter the world economy. Governments will be forced to print larger amounts of money to prevent a debt implosion. The price of real goods such as water, food, and gas could skyrocket. Suppliers selling these real goods will demand payment in something other than “paper” promises – i.e. paper money. They will demand payment in real money: silver and gold bullion, or other tangibles.

(Definition….Bullion is a term used to describe precious metals - silver and gold - in a form of bars or coins that have little to minor collector value. Silver eagles, silver rounds and bars, common date silver dollars, and pre-1965 US dimes, quarter, and halves, are all considered silver bullion.)

Now of the two precious metals, silver and gold, we are suggesting to people that they weight themselves heavier in silver relative to gold. Why? For starters, silver is easier to use in day to day transactions. For example, it would be easier to trade for food with an ounce of silver rather than an ounce of gold. Secondly, the historical relationship between silver and gold lies somewhere between 15-27 ounces of silver equaling one ounce of gold, or 27:1 if you use the latter number. Currently, the silver to gold ratio is approximately 30:1, or thereabouts. Therefore, if history is a guide, the relationship between silver and gold should return to the mean; thus, on a percentage basis, silver should outperform gold in the years ahead. See below for examples:

Example #1:If silver is trading at $20, and gold is trading at $1400, what is the silver to gold ratio? Divide 1400 by 20 (1400/20) = 70; in other words, it would take 70 ounces of silver to equal one ounce of gold. Historically speaking, silver would be the better buy.

Example #2:If silver is trading at $55, and gold is trading at $1400, what is the silver to gold ratio? Divide 1400 by 55 (1400/55) = 24.45; in other words, it would take 24.45 ounces of silver to equal one ounce of gold. Historically speaking, silver and gold should be bought equally.

Example #3:If silver is trading at $140, and gold is trading at $1400, what is the silver to gold ratio? Divide 1400 by 140 (1400/140) = 10; in other worlds, it would take 10 ounces of silver to equal one ounce of gold. Historically speaking, gold would be the better buy.

RISK DISCLAIMER: The purchase of coins or bullion involves risk. As in other markets, coin or bullion prices can be volatile and will rise and fall depending upon market conditions. We are not investment advisors so consult with your financial advisor to determine what is best for you and your situation.

Howling Coyote Legend

In 1890, somewhere in what is now considered Silver Valley Idaho, a down-on-his-luck miner’s life was forever changed by the howl of a coyote. A poor silver miner named Jack Cousins, had two days to come up with $150 to keep his family’s small farm. On the second day, with the light fading into the west, Jack looked up to heaven and said a small prayer. “Please, let me find enough silver in order to keep my farm”. At that exact moment, it is said that a coyote started to howl as the moon slowly began to show itself. Jack turned around and noticed that the coyote was standing at the entrance to a cave. Lighting a candle, Jack inched up the trail to where the coyote had howled. Walking no more than ten feet into the cave, Jack’s jaw dropped. For on the walls of the cave, was the purest silver he had ever seen. After a few hours work, Jack had gathered enough silver to pay off his farm. That night, Jack named his new find appropriately: The Howling Coyote Silver Mine™

Interested in rare and collectable coins? Old US banknotes?

We have an affiliate relationship with Rare Coin Galleries (RCG) of Issaquah, WA. Rare Coin Galleries has been serving the Pacific Northwest since 1963. RCG has a large selection of old U.S. gold; Carson City and other rare silver dollars; and old U.S. bank notes. Contact us for more details. ($100 minimum order for rare coins and bank notes)

Our Staff Recommends (Books)

Guide to Investing In Gold and Silver: Protect Your Financial Futureby M. Maloney
Get the Skinny on Silver Investingby D. Morgan
Increase Your Financial IQby R. Kiyosaki
Conspiracy of the Rich by R. Kiyosaki
Crash Proofby P. Schiff

Our Staff Recommends (Authors/Websites)

Jim Willie (www.goldenjackass.com)
Bob Moriarty (www.321gold.com)
Gerald Celente (www.trendsresearch.com)
Jim Sinclair (www.jsmineset.com)
Stewart Thomson (www.gracelandupdates.com)
Jay Taylor (www.miningstocks.com)
Jim Rawles (www.survivalblog.com)

HOLIDAY CLOSURES & Vacation Breaks

Howling Coyote Silver Company is a family run business that
encourages its employees to build strong family relationships;
therefore, to serve our customers better, we give our staff regular
time off to energize and come back to work well rested and
enthusiastic. As an organization, we take the following days off:

January 16th - - MLK Day, National Holiday
February 20th - - President’s Day, National
April 2 – 6th - - Our SPRING BREAK
April 13th - - PNNA Coin Show - Tukwila
May 24th – 28th - - Memorial Day Break
July 2nd – 6th - - 4th of July Holiday Break
Sept. 3 – 7th - - LABOR DAY Holiday Break
October 8th - - Columbus Day, National
Nov. 12th - - Veterans Day, National
Nov. 22nd – 23rd - - THANKSGIVING Holiday
Dec. 24th – Jan. 1st - - Christmas to New Years
[Closed Weekends for Coin Shows and Trade Shows]

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