The best way to buy gold and silver depends on multiple factors. Rather than provide a one-size-fits-all solution, we’re here to help you make an informed decision based on your unique needs, preferences, and financial goals.
Read MoreWhat is a brilliant uncirculated coin? That depends on who you ask. The term is often misused as a marketing buzz term, even though it has a specific meaning. We’re here to clear up the confusion and ambiguity so you can make an informed investment.
Read MoreWhat is a double-die obverse coin, and how can you spot one in the wild? Our in-house numismatists get this question a lot, so we decided to create a comprehensive guide that explains everything you need to know about these unique pieces. The quick answer is that double-die coins are the result of a coin being imprinted with a misaligned die...
Read MoreAmerica’s Gold Eagle and Canada’s Maple Leaf coins are two of the most popular gold investment vehicles of all time. Unsurprisingly, our customers frequently turn to us for advice on choosing between them. The good news is that you can’t go wrong with either one. That said, there are some key differences to consider...
Read MoreBefore spending your money on coins with colorful designs, take a moment to learn about colorized coins’ value. The allure of adding a beautiful piece to your collection may not be worth the price of admission. Collecting bullion and numismatic coins is a fun and fascinating hobby, and it can be a lucrative investment if you do your due diligence. However, there’s much more...
Read MoreFirst thing first: You should never clean silver coins that are collectible numismatics. The simple truth is that even a light cleaning can reduce the numismatic value of rare coins by 50%, and even more in some cases. On the other hand, because bullion and “junk” silver coins are valued for their intrinsic precious metals content...
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