Mexican bonds for sale

I am very curious to know is there a true financial institution that purchases Mexican bearer bonds? I am referring to the denomination bond type, i.e. Series A blue 1904, Series C 1913 etc. Most of these bonds are usually gold-backed, and from what I have read and heard of, they will sell in the millions to billions range.

If there is truly a buyer which is purchasing these instruments, I would like to know of the entity. I have a few of the Mexican bond packages that I would like to submit to them for their review and authentication of the bonds.

I have tried very hard and unsuccessfully for the last ten months to work with countless brokers and intermediaries who say that they these such buyers, but never do.

Can you direct me to a real buyer who is buying Mexican bond instruments?

Keith Walker
832-295-9655
azimuthcapholdings@clear.net

Hi Keith,

I do a lot of business in Mexico, mostly drugs, although we do get involved in quite a lot of people smuggling as well.

I might be interested in your bonds. You might be wondering why I'm willing to do business with a stranger advertising Mexican bearer bonds on the internet? It's because between my people and the politicians and cops we pay off, if you try any sh1t with us we'll find you, f*** you up and dump the bits in the desert outside San Jose.

I look forward to doing business with you.

Hi Keith,

In case you, and others, may not be aware, old mexican bonds have no value, tradeable or otherwise.

I am a collector of Mexican bonos del tesoro. I am presently buying bonos del tesoro, 1913, 975 pesos, Series C. The collector value of these bonds is between US$ 900 up to US$ 5,000 depending on quality/grade and if they have any Pass-Co verification/authenticity certificate.

Contact me at doug.lagos@yahoo.com if you are interested in selling any or all of your Bonos Del Tesoro, 1913, 975 pesos, Series C bonds.

Below are two pages from the Mexican government advising everyone on scams going around about a multi-million or multi-billion deals. Both pages are in Spanish, and direct from the Mexican government, so don't take my word for it... read it for yourself, or copy the URL and translate with Google.

Advising about the scam and old bonds from 1913 and other years have no value:
http://www.hacienda.gob.mx/POLITICAF...ono_viejos.pdf


Showing bonds have no value:
http://www.sisi.org.mx/jspsi/documen...225209_045.pdf