Are you getting the right gifts for the right people? What should you do if you are strapped for cash? Michele Fox at CNBC has put together some great advice with the help of topic experts and published an article … Continue reading →
I know we all hear this a lot now days with ever present hackers trying to steal your information, but it is well worth mentioning again, if not just to refresh your outlook on this serious matter. I just recently … Continue reading →
A Question very often asked is – What is Happening with the silver prices since the big run? The guests in this presentation are two big names in the precious metals world; Bill Murphy, founding member of GATA – Gold … Continue reading →
Jason Hommel has started a new website called Revealing Fraud. This an article that everyone needs to take the time to read. Jason states that “The basic unstated rules of arguing are to share truthful and verifiable information that either … Continue reading →
One of the more popular items during this 50th anniversary of the moon landing has been the Apollo 11 medallion. This medal was struck for NASA by the L. G. Balfour Company of Massachusetts. These medals were for distribution to … Continue reading →
If you are selling on eBay or Amazon – you may not realize it, but you are self-employed. You may also have a job that pays you a salary, which means you are part-time self-employed. If this is your situation, … Continue reading →
Minesh Bhindi, the owner of the Gold and Silver for Life program has offered up this short video to help explain the interesting subject of Money. Ray Dalio, founder of the worlds largest hedge fund, Bridgewater Associates, created a short … Continue reading →
David Morgan gives his opinion on the recent moves in the Metals Market in an interview with Colin Cattell with Palisade Radio. David discusses the recent drop in silver and how it is another “spike low.” These massive down … Continue reading →
The process of pounding fine gold into leaf is known as Goldbeating and has undergone little change since antiquity. Enjoy this video and piece of history from 1959. As described by Britannica, it begins with a small ingot, cast from gold … Continue reading →
The United States Mint today unveiled the winning designs in the Breast Cancer Awareness Commemorative Coin Design Competition. The event took place at the Breast Cancer Research Foundation’s headquarters in New York. The designs were created by Emily Damstra, a … Continue reading →
