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Ep.142 ~ Preserving History and Making it a Business ~ Maurice Romero

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“This purse was created out of gold, solid gold to sneak gold out of Germany during the World War II Holocaust.” Maurice Romero

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Today listeners we have a specialist in the collection and valuables business. Maurice Romero is the founder of Empire Coin & Valuables. Their objective is taking care of the customers that have saved their valuables for years and making sure they get a fair deal. Maurice has a passion for being a steward of history. Making sure these family heirlooms that have been saved for years get passed on with integrity and not just thrown away or destroyed for a quick buck. 

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His company travels the country buying, selling and trading gold, silver platinum coins and jewelry, Native American wares and many other type of collectibles. Empire Coins has a brick and mortar store front in Sun City, AZ

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“There’s always this foundational principle of helping enough other people get what they want, and you’ll get what you want.” Maurice Romero

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21:17 The value of gold and silver and where it’s headed in the next decade

44:45 Outtakes - Chit chat about business, personal development seminars, The Focus 55, and the power of conversations

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“The root of this transformational work is being outwardly focused, being interested in people.” Maurice Romero

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Honorable Mentions:

‘The Big Short’

Landmark Education

The Landmark Forum

PSI Seminars

Books:

‘Rich Dad Poor Dad’ Robert Kiyosaki

‘Think and Grow Rich’ Napoleon Hill

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Contact Info:

Empire Coin and Valuables

http://empirecoin.us

maurice@empirecoin.us

 

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