One of the big ten surprises that await investors in 2019 is gold dropping to $1,000 an ounce, said Blackstone Private Wealth Solutions vice chairman Byron Wien in his annual prediction. While the majority of analysts expect the gold rally to continue — and for the yellow metal to break out to the upside, after […]
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10 Things to Know/Do Before Investing in Cryptocurrencies
“Never Invest in Something You Don’t Understand” This quote is one of the Gems by Warren Buffet and pretty much applies to all investments and across all the times. Without understanding what you are getting into don’t risk your hard-earned money. Get to know the pros and cons of investing in cryptocurrencies. Only after your […]
A Little History About U.S. Paper Money
Large-Size U.S. Paper Money Large-size U.S. paper money of 1861-1929 was once 50% larger than today’s currency. Of all U.S. paper money, the large-size notes issued before 1929 offer the greatest variety of beautiful, artistic designs, subject matter, and history. Their unique themes and symbolic design elements make them prized by collectors worldwide. Large-size notes […]
The History of Pre-1933 US Gold Coins
Pre-1933 Gold coins are amongst some of the rarest and most sought-after gold bullion types available on the precious metals market. These U.S. Gold Coins have been struck in 90% gold purity by the U.S. Mint since before 1933 but their history dates back to the 18th century. The Coinage Act adopted in 1794 was the first legislation that sanctioned the […]
History Of The Obverse Silver Eagle Design
The Silver American Eagle is one of the most prolific and successful bullion programs produced by the United States Mint. Silver American Eagles are widely popular and highly collected coins today but their significance is rooted in more than just the sales. There is historical significance to this coin and it starts with the obverse […]
Gold Was Always Destined to be Currency
I think most of you reading this right now are aware that gold is unlike any other metal, certainly any other element. It doesn’t play by the same rules as iron or tin or aluminum, and its value has nothing to do with its utility—or lack thereof. People valued the yellow metal for its beauty […]