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Terrifying reason Trump killed the U.S. penny?

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Terrifying Reason Trump Killed The U.S. Penny?

Dear Reader,

It's perhaps the most common coin in existence.

I'm talking about the U.S. penny.

Recently, President Trump decided to kill the coin, for good reason. It now costs 4 cents to make a single penny. Which means the government is losing 3 cents on every one it mints.

But the truth behind Trump's decision may be stranger than you think.

You see, the U.S. is facing a looming shortage that could cripple the economy with runaway inflation... and send one tiny clutch of investments soaring in the weeks ahead.

Former White House Advisor, Jim Rickards, just came forward to share this startling story.

Along with the reason why millionaires and billionaires are moving a vast sum of money into a little-understood corner of the stock market.

For his uncensored take on what's really happening and what it could mean for your money, click here.

Regards,

Matt Insley
Publisher, Paradigm Press

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