Provident Metals

NGC-Graded Pale Horse Rounds Now Available!

Facts and History, Featured Products, Gold & Silver Bullion Investing

Completing the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse series, the Pale Horse of Death NGC-graded rounds have arrived in our warehouse—in both antiqued and proof finishes with grades of GEM, 69, and 70. Have you been collecting the 4H graded rounds? It’s a unique and special opportunity, because the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation does not usually grade…

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April Giveaway: Hop on the Airship!

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Works of fiction have always been prevalent in pop culture, fueling our imaginations and filling our lives with a sense of adventure. Over the past few decades, the steampunk genre has been gaining popularity among writers, filmmakers, costumers, and other hobbyists. But what is steampunk? Steampunk reimagines the Victorian time period and culture as science…

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5 Health Benefits of Wearing Gold

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Gold has always been viewed as a source of wealth. Even centuries ago, people would adorn themselves with golden jewelry and ornaments to signify their power and status. Fast forward to modern culture and you’ll find that golden jewelry remains significant. However, beyond the fashion statement of donning a gold bracelet or necklace, wearing gold…

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What Does “BU” Mean?

Facts and History, Gold & Silver Bullion Investing

Even if you’re a beginner collector or investor, there’s an excellent chance you’ve encountered the acronym “BU” at some point. This abbreviation is short for Brilliant Uncirculated, a frequently used term in the numismatic and bullion markets. In this article , we’ll delve into how this designation is used and why it’s important. Simply put,…

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Final Mintage of Pale Horse of Death

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The Pale Horse of Death, from Provident’s Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse series, has concluded its run and been discontinued. The fourth and last release in the 4H series was available for three months and the series has now reached an end after a year of success. One of the joys of collecting a limited…

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Happy Anniversary to the US Mint!

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Created by the Coinage Act of 1792, the United States Mint is responsible for producing America’s circulation coinage, bullion products, commemorative coins, and congressional medals at no cost to taxpayers. This process began with harnessed horses driving crude machinery and has transitioned to today’s highly-automated process that can produce millions of coins each day. On…

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