Wealth Preservation Guide

Learn proven strategies to shield your wealth from inflation, market volatility, and global risks with gold and silver.

Today, many people find themselves at a crucial moment in their financial journey.

Standing at a crossroads, one path leads to a future burdened by inflation, rising national

debt, and global instability, slowly eroding hard-earned savings. The other path, which we'll

explore together, offers strategies to help fortify wealth against these growing threats.

In this guide, we’ll share why now, more than ever, is the time to take steps to help shield

your wealth. From the dangers posed by the rising national debt and international conflicts

to the uncertain future of the digital dollar, it's clear that relying solely on traditional

financial strategies may no longer be enough. We’ll discuss how diversifying your IRA or

401(k) with gold and silver or purchasing physical precious metals can help you prepare

for whatever may come.

At Priority Gold, our mission is to help customers make informed decisions, together with

their own research and judgment, that align with their goals and move toward a more

fortified future. If at any point you have questions or are ready to take action, don't hesitate

to reach out to us. Our metals specialists are here to help you every step of the way.

So, let’s begin this journey towards reinforcing your financial future. The choices you make

today could very well determine the legacy you leave tomorrow.

Defend Your Wealth:

Act Now to Preserve Your Future

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Table of Contents

The Vanishing Dollar:

How Inflation is Impacting Your Wealth

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The Essentials:

How to Acquire Precious Metals Step-by-Step

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Golden Word:

Hear From Our Satisfied Customers

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Silver Linings:

The Path to Precious Metals

08

Priority Gold:

America's Precious Metals Dealer

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Platinum Pointers:

Frequently Asked Questions

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The Vanishing Dollar: How

Inflation Is Eroding Your Wealth

Picture this:

It’s 1970, and you’re buying your first new car. The price tag reads $3,543—reasonable,

right? Now, fast forward to today. That same car, adjusted for inflation, should cost about

$27,035. But when you walk into the dealership, you’re staring at a price closer to $48,7591.

What happened?

It’s not just the car that’s more expensive—everything is. The dollar you held so confidently

back in the 70s has lost its power, its strength chipped away year after year by the silent

thief of inflation. Back then, $1 stretched a long way. Today, you’d need over $8 to buy

what $1 could in 1970.

1970 Average New

Car Price: $3,543

2024 Average New

Car Price: $47,218

1. https://b2b.kbb.com/dealer-resources/news/new-vehicle-prices-down-december-2023-2/

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The Shrinking Power of $1

Once upon a time, $1 could fill up your gas tank. In 1930, it got you 10 gallons. But as

inflation, government policies, and mounting debt took their toll, that number has plunged.

By 1950, $1 bought just 3 gallons. The 1970s saw the dollar weaken further when we left

the gold standard, dropping its value to 1.5 gallons. And today, in 2024, $1 won’t even get

you a third of a gallon 2. This is the real impact of inflation—each year, your dollar buys you

less and less. Here's a look at how many gallons of gas $1 could buy at each decade:

THE DECLINE OF THE U.S. DOLLAR OVER TIME

2. https://finance.yahoo.com/news/gas-prices-every-decade-since-110002903.html

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3. https://www.rew.ca/guide/articles/the-impact-of-covid-19-to-the-real-estate-market-vs-the-2008-financial-crisis

The Financial Storm: Navigating Today’s Unpredictable Economy

A Shrinking Paycheck and Savings

The financial landscape has thrown us more curveballs than we ever imagined. The

2008 stock market bubble? A brutal wake-up call on how fast wealth can vanish when

speculation goes south. Then came the COVID-19 pandemic, turning the world on its

head and showing us just how fragile our economy really is—if you weren’t holding gold or

silver, you felt the squeeze. And real estate? Once a solid bet, it buckled under the weight

of the 2008 housing crisis and parts of it—especially commercial sectors—struggled again

during the pandemic fallout 3.

Meanwhile, the buzz around digital currencies is exciting, but their wild swings and

uncertain future remind us of the need for stability. Toss in global turmoil from wars and

crises, and it’s clear that diversifying isn’t just smart—it’s essential.

And let’s not forget the ever-growing national debt, casting a shadow over economic

stability and threatening to fuel inflation. In such an unpredictable world, understanding

these forces is key to fortifying your wealth and staying ahead of the game.

But it’s not just the rising prices you need to worry about—your paycheck and retirement

savings are also losing ground. While the dollar amount in your accounts might be growing,

it's true value might be steadily shrinking. Back in the 70s, your income and savings

provided real security, covering expenses with ease. Today, despite earning more and saving

diligently, the relentless rise in living costs outpaces everything, quietly draining away your

purchasing power and financial stability. Inflation is eroding the value of your hard-earned

money, making it more crucial than ever to shield your wealth before it’s too late.

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Few assets can fortify your wealth like precious metals. Gold, silver, platinum, and

palladium are reliable defenders against economic instability, each bringing unique

benefits to your portfolio.

Gold: Your Go-To Choice

Central banks are snapping up gold, adding 1,037 tons in

2023 alone 4. This isn’t just a trend; it’s a move to shield

against inflation and economic uncertainty. Gold's long

history of stability and value make it a top choice for

preserving wealth.

Silver: The Perfect Complement

Silver is more than just shiny—it's essential in industries

like batteries and solar panels. Constant demand and

its role as a hedge against uncertainty make silver a

vital asset.

Platinum & Palladium: Under-the-Radar Guardians

Platinum and palladium might be less known, but they’re

just as valuable. Crucial in automotive manufacturing and

other industries, these rare metals are powerful tools for

diversification and are IRA-approved.

Silver Linings: The Path to

Precious Metals

4. https://www.foxbusiness.com/markets/central-banks-grew-gold-reserves-2023-analysts-see-potential-price-surge

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In a Volatile World, Not All Assets Are Equal

In this unpredictable financial landscape, one thing is clear: not all assets are created

equal. While the dollar has steadily lost its value over the years, gold and silver have

done the opposite—over the long term, they've preserved and even grown in worth.

Consider this: in 1970, gold was priced at around $35 per ounce5 and silver at about

$1.70 per ounce6. Fast forward to 2024, and gold is over $2,670 per ounce7, while silver

has surged to over $32 per ounce6. That’s an impressive rise of over 7,529% for gold

and nearly 1,782% for silver.

Many top experts predict that gold and silver could continue to surge well into 2025.

With inflation, money printing, and growing industrial demand, these metals are proving

to be more than just wealth havens—they are smart, strategic moves to defend and

fortify wealth.

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GOLD PRICE

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1970 – 2024

PRICE PER OUNCE ($)

5. https://www.macrotrends.net/1333/historical-gold-prices-100-year-chart

6. https://www.macrotrends.net/1470/historical-silver-prices-100-year-chart

7. https://investingnews.com/daily/resource-investing/precious-metals-investing/gold-investing/highest-price-for-gold/

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Gold Prices During Key Events

Price of gold relatively stable because the U.S. was on the gold

standard, fixed price of $20.67 per ounce.

Gold prices saw significant movement in this decade, starting at

$35 per ounce in 1970 and increasing to $512 per ounce by 1979

due to high inflation and economic uncertainty.8

At the start of 2000, gold was priced at $272 per ounce. By the

end of 2002, as markets adjusted post-bubble, it had risen to

about $348 per ounce.9

Gold started the year at around $833 per ounce and saw an

increase across the year as the recession deepened, ending at

$869, and continuing to rise in subsequent years.10

Gold was $1,517 at the start of the year and surged to $1,887 by

the year-end, reflecting its status as a stable investment during

the global economic uncertainty caused by the pandemic.8

On January 1, 2024, gold was priced at $2,063.73 per ounce11, but

it has since surged to an all-time high of $2,685.15 in September12.

This dramatic rise has been fueled by inflation, anticipated rate

cuts, global debt, and geopolitical tensions. Experts predict gold

could reach $2,900 by the end of the year or early 202513.

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1970's

2000's

2008

2020

2024

The Great Depression Onset

Stagflation Period

Dot-com Bubble Burst

Great Recession

COVID-19 Pandemic Onset

Record Highs Amid Economic Turmoil

8. https://fred.stlouisfed.org

9. https://www.macrotrends.net/1333/historical-gold-prices-100-year-chart

10. https://www.usinflationcalculator.com/inflation/historical-inflation-rates/

11. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/heres-how-much-the-price-of-gold-has-increased-so-far-in-2024/

12. https://investingnews.com/daily/resource-investing/precious-metals-investing/gold-investing/highest-price-for-gold/

13. https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/2-big-reasons-gold-prices-233307015.html

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