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Small Number of Silver Enhanced Reverse Proofs Made Available

Posted on August 7, 2020 by Numismatic News Staff

Editor’s Note: The following is a statement issued by the U.S. Mint via email on Aug. 5: Due to high demand for the American Eagle 2019 One Ounce Silver Enhanced Reverse Proof Coin (product 19XE), the United States Mint wanted … Continue reading →

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Enjoy ‘Gold Rush’ Prudently, Advises PNG

Posted on August 7, 2020 by Numismatic News Staff

  Buyers of physical gold and silver during the 2020 “Gold Rush” should be wary of potential counterfeits in the marketplace, mistaking plated “gold coins” for bullion products, and avoid overpaying for any purchases, cautions the Accredited Precious Metals Dealers … Continue reading →

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Is it ‘Too Late’ to Buy Gold, Silver?

Posted on August 6, 2020 by Pat Heller

By Patrick A. Heller Ignoring the effects of inflation of the money supply, the price of gold this week reached an all-time record high, closing on the COMEX on Aug. 5 at $2,031. Silver’s COMEX close on the same day … Continue reading →

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Record High Gold Price?

Posted on July 30, 2020 by Pat Heller

This week, the price of gold reached an all-time high price against the U.S. dollar. It closed Wednesday this week on the COMEX at $1,953.50 per troy ounce, well above even intraday gold prices during the previous peak in September … Continue reading →

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How High Will Silver Go?

Posted on July 26, 2020 by Richard Giedroyc

By Richard Giedroyc Silver broke through the $21 an ounce barrier as this commentary was being written, so how high will silver go? Is it really the poor man’s gold? There really isn’t anything further to say that the spot … Continue reading →

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Bullion Coins Have Their Day in the Sun

Posted on July 19, 2020 by Richard Giedroyc

By Richard Giedroyc  Silver is more available than gold. Not just silver bullion, but silver in coinage format as well. Due to the more modest price of silver, it is more popular with collectors than gold. Right now, silver is … Continue reading →

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Does A Gold Currency Make Sense?

Posted on July 16, 2020 by Pat Heller

Gold coins have circulated for thousands of years. Using gold in coins for payment purposes has a great combination of advantages—durability, portability, standardization, relative ease of production, and others. One limitation of using gold coins for commerce, however, has been … Continue reading →

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Coins with Intrinsic Value in High Demand

Posted on July 11, 2020 by Richard Giedroyc

By Richard Giedroyc Could prices for key date and ultra-high condition certified coins be ready for a dramatic increase? Dealers have been recently indicating there is a shortage of quality coins that aren’t what I would term “recycled stuff.” It … Continue reading →

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Coins Continue Upward Climb

Posted on July 5, 2020 by Richard Giedroyc

By Richard Giedroyc Collectible coins continue to surge ahead, with new collectors and speculators joining a seasoned population of buyers. Demand for gold and silver, be it in bullion or coinage form, continues to outstrip supply. The U.S. and many … Continue reading →

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Coin Shortage to Give Market a Bump

Posted on June 26, 2020 by Richard Giedroyc

By Richard Giedroyc First we had the coronavirus. Then we had the economic shutdown to try to stop the rapid spread of the disease. Now we have a circulating coin shortage. The first two, the disease and its economic fallout, … Continue reading →

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