$1 Gold Coin Guide: Values, History & What They’re Worth Today
Complete $1 gold coin value guide covering all three types — Liberty Head, Indian Princess, and Large Indian Head. Prices by year, condition, and gold content.
Complete $1 gold coin value guide covering all three types — Liberty Head, Indian Princess, and Large Indian Head. Prices by year, condition, and gold content.
How the Shanghai silver market works, why prices differ from COMEX and LBMA, and what the Shanghai premium means for silver investors.
How much do you actually save stepping up from 1 oz to a kilo — and is bigger always better? Learn more about kilo silver bar investing.
The American Gold Buffalo is the only .9999 fine 24-karat gold coin produced by the U.S. Mint. Learn about its history, specifications, mintage by year, where to buy, and how it compares to the Gold Eagle.
Silver bars are available in an astonishing range of sizes—from tiny 1-gram fractional pieces all the way up to massive 1,000-ounce institutional bars.
Silver bars cost 5–15% less per ounce than coins, but coins sell faster and stand up better in IRAs. Compare premiums, liquidity, and storage tradeoffs.
If you’re looking to invest in precious metals, silver bars are often the most practical and cost-effective choice.
The online bullion market consists of several distinct categories, each with different strengths.
Where you sell matters almost as much as when you sell. The difference between the best and worst offer on a common gold coin can easily be 10–15%, and on silver the spread can be even wider.
The value of a silver bar depends on two fundamental factors: its weight and the current silver spot price.