Why the St. Gaudens Double Eagle Is Still the Most Iconic U.S. Gold Coin
Gold Climbs as CPI Inflation Opens Door for Fed Rate Cut
Gold climbed on the release of the September Consumer Price Index data, which came in a tad cooler than expected. Headline inflation increased 3% from a year ago, which is slightly below Wall Street’s expectations for a 3.1% jump. Wall Street interpreted the inflation data as a green light to a Federal Reserve interest rate...
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US$1.4 Million+ in Gold - 400 oz Bar or Diversify?
Why Holding Real Gold Beats Gold ETFs
Gold has long been viewed as a store of value, a hedge against inflation or currency devaluation, and a safe-haven asset when things get crazy. Today, investors have more options than ever to gain exposure to gold, but not all are created equal. One of the perennial debates is: physical gold vs. gold ETFs. Below,...
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Barber Quarter Key Dates: The 1901-S and Other Scarce Dates Every Collector Should Know
If there were a king of American quarter collecting, it would be the 1901-S Barber Quarter. With only 72,664 ever minted and fewer than 500 surviving today across all grades, this coin represents the pinnacle of rarity. Yet the 1901-S is only one example of the dramatic scarcity found within the Barber series. While many...
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