CombiBars for Every Budget
The CombiBar is a unique bullion bar that can be divided into fractional bars. Available in silver, gold and platinum for portfolio diversity.
The CombiBar is a unique bullion bar that can be divided into fractional bars. Available in silver, gold and platinum for portfolio diversity.
New 1 oz Liberty Gold Coin from the US Mint expected to be released this summer alongside 1 oz silver medal.
Auditors say the mint failed its due-diligence on Euro-Pacific customers and suggests the refiner sold or is holding precious metals of “tax cheats, kleptocrats and foreign criminals”.
Slowing demand likely caused by excessive premiums resulting from last year’s supply chain and production problems
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
Both the Perth Mint and the Royal Mint have announced huge increases in year over year sales of precious metals.
Days after Nixon resigned in 1974, President Ford signed legislation reversing Roosevelt’s executive order banning private gold ownership.
Precious metals coins have been found by archaeologists and historians that date back thousands of years. Historians and archaeologists from around the world have unearthed precious metal coins from cultures that vanished long ago. Many notable examples from China, India, Ancient Greece and Egypt are on display in museums. Silver, Gold and other precious metals … Read moreModern History of Silver Coins in the US Economy
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
Gold, Silver and Platinum began trading higher in the lead up to the midterm elections. There continues to be controversy surrounding the counting of votes in some states and precincts. Most mainstream media outlets have confirmed that the balance of power in the House of Representatives will shift across the aisle to the Republican party. … Read moreWeekly Precious Metals News and Gold Prices