The global economy is shifting back towards some form of a gold standard while the Federal Reserve is piloting various CBDC projects, new legislation introduced in Congress to block the Fed from issuing individual accounts
Several weeks ago, the New York Federal Reserve quietly launched a 12 week long trial of a CBDC “digital dollar” pilot program in partnership with global banking giants like Citigroup Inc, HSBC Holdings Plc, Mastercard Inc and Wells Fargo & Co. The NYFR describes the project as an attempt to test the feasibility of using … Read moreNY Federal reserve launches CBDC “trial” on the heels of FTX collapse
Government-issued gold coins have been a mainstay in the global economy and international trade since colonial times
On April 5, 1933 President Franklin Roosevelt signed Executive Order 6102 which outlawed the private ownership of gold by citizens.
For a duration lasting 41 years in the mid-20th century, the government made it a crime for the people to own, hold or transact in sound money.
Following the resignation of Nixon, one of the first laws signed by President Ford included a bill which reversed Roosevelt’s Executive Orders.
It has been legal for anyone to own, hoard, buy and sell gold in the United States since December 1, 1974.
The Unveiling of the New American Eagle Coin Designs New reverse designs for both the American Silver Eagle and the American Gold Eagle coins have just been unveiled by the United States Mint. These exciting new designs will be featured on collectible and bullion coins in 2021. The reverse or tails designs will be available … Read moreUS Mint Releases Reverse Designs For 2021 American Gold And Silver Eagle Coins
Gold has served as a store of value and medium of exchange for thousands of years. For modern investors looking to add physical gold to their portfolio, sovereign gold coins offer the strongest combination of liquidity, authenticity, and global recognition. Government-minted gold coins carry a guarantee of weight, purity, and quality from the issuing sovereign … Read moreWhich are the Best Gold Coins for Investment?
The American Gold Eagle is minted annually by the US Mint. Historical mintage charts highlight periods of strong consumer demand for bullion investments, which can be an indicator of the state of the economy and general investment priorities.
Precious Metals investors and enthusiast of all budgets are always on the lookout to add interesting, affordable and cheap gold coins to their portfolio. Investors with smaller budgets, or those new to precious metals may find the idea of spending close to $2,400 on a 1 oz Gold Coin daunting. So we’ve put together a … Read moreFive Gold Coins Under $300 Each
The American Gold Eagle Coin is one of the official gold bullion series’ from the United States Mint. It was first released in 1986 as authorized under the Gold Bullion Coin Act of 1985. The coins are minted from a 22k alloy, the remainder is a mix of copper and silver.
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