| Editor's Note: Please see this special opportunity event Addison is hosting with our affiliate at Rarcoa. I promise you won't want to miss what he's sharing. Details below.
Dear Reader, This Friday at 2pm ET, I’m going live from Chicago with Wayde Milas of the Rare Coin Company of America (RARCOA) for a special event: 
I’ll be traveling from Baltimore to host this one in person — because what we’re discussing deserves more than a Zoom backdrop.
We’re talking about tangible, portable, and private wealth.
And the kind of historic scarcity that cannot be created by executive order.
For example…
In Kentucky, a metal detectorist uncovered what is now known as the Great Kentucky Hoard — over 700 Civil War-era gold coins buried in a cornfield. 
Among them?
Nineteen 1863 $20 Gold Double Eagles — including the finest known specimen, valued at tens of thousands of dollars. 
These weren’t “investments.”
They were payroll — buried before battle to keep them from falling into enemy hands.
That’s how wealth was protected in uncertain times.
And frankly… we live in uncertain times again.
On Friday, Wayde and I will discuss: - Why elite collectors treat rare coins differently than bullion
- How extreme scarcity drives asymmetric upside
- Why coins have quietly outperformed many traditional assets over time
- And how to approach this market prudently
If you care about protecting purchasing power outside the financial system…
You’ll want to be there.
See you Friday at 2:00pm, 
Addison Wiggin
Founder, Grey Swan
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