Costco’s decision to sell precious metals is being viewed as a strategic way to tap into niche markets while exposing precious metals as store of value and wealth to their diverse customer base.
Costco’s venture into selling precious metals is helping to set a new retail trend that blurs the lines between everyday shopping and investing.
There’s a compelling case for silver investing, not just as a relic of the past but as a relevant and wise choice for long-term wealth preservation and financial security.
The Royal Mint is known for its beautifully crafted and intricate designs, often steeped in British history and culture. From iconic images like the Britannia and the Tudor Beasts series to special commemorative issues, the designs are not only artistically appealing but also often have cultural significance and intrinsic value.
The Austria Philharmonic coins are a harmonious blend of art, music, and stand as a testament to Austria’s rich cultural heritage. Issued by the Austrian Mint, these coins pay homage to one of the country’s most famous and enduring symbols: the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra.
Various online bullion dealers provide options for pre-determined portfolios, silver at spot price deals and other offers designed to entice investors with a simple and affordable path to precious metals ownership.
Modern minting technology allows for a wide range of finishes, providing both government and private mints with many creative options in the ideation of unique coins. Each finish serves a specific purpose and contributes to the overall appeal and collectible value of the coin.
The silver certificates were some of the country’s first forms of paper money that were issued by the US government from 1878 until 1964.
More people are buying precious metals as a store of value to hold in lieu of cash.
There are a lot of reasons why silver is superior to gold, beyond the most obvious.
Although silver is up over 100% since the start of the pandemic, most believe there is much more upside potential with silver relative to it’s current value.
Keeping up with investors demand has been a difficult task for the US Mint. The pandemic lockdowns caused a total shut down of mint operations, forced mine closures and caused other widespread disruptions throughout industrial supply chains.
Problems for the Mint only got worse as investor demand for bullion investment coins skyrocketed because of the pandemic. For a few months, the minting of Silver Eagle coins was secretly shifted to the Philadelphia Mint for the first time in history as backorders began to pile up.
Legislators in Texas are leading the charge against the Federal Reserve’s monopoly on fiat money by offering an option for people to conduct business in sound money.
Physical gold and silver that would support the backing of the digital currency would be stored in a pooled account at the Texas State Bullion Depository.