The American Silver Eagle and American Gold Eagle coin programs have been standard-bearers in the precious metals industry from the moment each series was launched in 1986. Most importantly, the US Mint has stuck by the designs on the obverse and reverse of these highly respected bullion coins with little real change ever being made…
Investors and collectors purchasing precious metal bullion items will eventually arrive on a question following their purchase: What’s my best option to store this bullion? While there are numerous options available, there is some research required to understand which works best for your circumstances. When storing bullion, there are considerable tactics you should take into…
Entering into the coin-collecting scene but unsure of where to begin? The right set of tools can get you started off on the right foot.
The investing process doesn’t end when your precious metals arrive at your doorstep. Once you receive your metals, you’ll need to protect them to preserve their quality. Gold and silver are very soft in their pure form and it’s easy to scratch, dent, nick, or bend them. Precious metals are also susceptible to damages that…
Part of what makes precious metals so precious is that they have different qualities than many other metals. As such, gold, silver, and other precious metals should be handled with particular care to keep them in the best possible condition. Some collectors—especially new collectors—may not be aware of what can damage bullion coins and bars….
It’s common to see regular circulation coins with scratches, minor corrosion, and other signs of wear. After all, they clink around in pockets for years. But when it comes to your collectible and precious metal coins, you’ll want to take extra care to protect them from damage. The condition of your coins will directly impact…
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