Two people hiking in the Czech Republic found a treasure trove worth over $340,000 while walking on the edge of an overgrown forest, according to the museum that took possession of the items. The Museum of East Bohemia said the … Continue reading →
This post summarizes the cost associated in producing today US Coinage. The pictures are from the Littleton Coin Company and show the Penny thru the years. It starts out with a commentary by Mike Maharrey, a journalist and market analyst … Continue reading →
This follow-up was written by Jesse Colombo. He is a financial analyst and investor writing on macro-economics and precious metals markets. Recognized by The Times of London, he has built a reputation for warning about economic bubbles and future financial … Continue reading →
Just two months ago, the precious metals community was growing frustrated with gold after its choppy, lukewarm summer price action. At that time, I kept urging investors to stay patient as I believed that gold was about to break out in multiple … Continue reading →
The 2024 Summer Olympics kicked off over the weekend. Thousands of athletes from all over the world have converged on Paris with one goal in mind. Win silver! This Informative article written by Mike Maharrey, a journalist and analyst … Continue reading →
Silver is underpriced. In other words, silver is on sale. The current gold-to-silver ratio reveals this. This ratio tells you how many ounces of silver it takes to buy one ounce of gold. Or to put it another way, the gold:silver ratio tells you … Continue reading →
If you’ve already picked up some precious metals, you certainly have a right to be proud. You are probably quite comfortable with your decision to turn some paper money into sound money. Over the past several years, you’ve come through … Continue reading →
Your brain naturally ‘rewires’ itself as you age. But it doesn’t have to, at least not as quickly. We all thought Derek (not his real name, for reasons that will soon be obvious) had gotten stuck in his ways: too … Continue reading →
Silver has been used as a form of money for thousands of years, dating back to ancient civilizations such as the Greeks, Romans, and Egyptians. In fact, the word “silver” is derived from the Anglo-Saxon word “seolfor” and the … Continue reading →
This Blog post was referred to me after a discussion regarding the Popular silver Rounds known for their unique appearance and commonly called ROLO’s or Hockey Puck’s due the thickness of each Silver Round. This is the author’s personal collecting … Continue reading →
