Sardonyx Offers a Unique Form of Wealth Protection - Gold for Everyone
Pleasant Grove, UT (PRWEB) November 18, 2014 -- “There is a sick feeling shared by most Americans that the next national disaster is close enough to be hiding in the back seat of the car,” said Mark Sakievich founder of Sardonyx in Pleasant Grove, Utah. “Sardonyx is offering peace of mind through Wealth Insurance; gold is wealth insurance. But at $1,230 a coin, gold is too expensive for most people.” To make gold available for everyone Sardonyx is offering a unique solution – Precious Metal Certificates or PMCs (see http://www.goldpmc.com for details.)
PMCs physically carry up to one gram of 24 karat gold which is assayed at metallurgical labs before minting and again before it is physically attached to the PMC. The 24 karat gold on the PMC makes it valuable and the smaller amount of gold makes it affordable and practical. PMCs are a great form of Wealth Insurance for the ordinary person.
To test this new idea, Sardonyx is running a crowdfunding campaign through Indiegogo® which can be found at the website: http://www.goldpmc.com. Sardonyx is initially offering only the quarter-gram (25cg) PMC. “A quarter-gram PMC has roughly the same value as a silver dollar”, said Mr. Sakievich. He points out that it is far easier to hold a few PMCs than silver. “I own some silver”, he said, “but it takes about four and a half (4.5) pounds of silver to equal the dollar value of one ounce of gold.”
Sardonyx needs to raise a minimum of $6,200 by November 26th, 2014 to mint the first 250 quarter-gram PMCs. Backers will receive their own PMC (bearing a quarter-gram of 24 karat gold), T-shirts, nicely framed PMCs, or other gifts.
The questions many people ask themselves are, “When is the bubble going to burst? How does an ordinary person avoid being crushed in the next economic earthquake?” Sardonyx may have part of the answer. To learn more about the “Gold for Everyone” project visit http://www.goldpmc.com.
Mark Sakievich, Sardonyx, http://www.goldpmc.com, +1 855-714-2856, [email protected]
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