History Lesson: What is the Crime of 1873?
Posted - January 31, 2024
For a period in United States history, silver stackers could have their bullion converted into legal tender silver coins by the United
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History Lesson: What Happened to the Gold Standard?
Posted - January 26, 2024
For thousands of years, economists have puzzled over one core question: what gives paper money its value? Also called ‘fiat’ money,
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The Ladies Behind Lady Liberty: An Untold History of American Coinage Models
Posted - January 23, 2024
Whether you’re a silver stacker or a certified numismatist, you probably already understand why silver dollars are such a popular
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How the Gold Rush Led to Hydroelectric Power
Posted - January 11, 2024
For gold investors, the California Gold Rush is one of many events that helped to spark the public obsession with precious metals in the
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The Untold Story of How Isaac Newton Saved British Coinage
Posted - January 4, 2024
Isaac Newton is known primarily for his contributions to the scientific world. His achievements are too numerous to count. The brilliant
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A Brief History of Gold Prohibitions
Posted - December 14, 2023
In the modern era, it’s almost impossible to imagine gold being illegal. In the United States, investors are free to invest in
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A Brief History of Platinum Coins
Posted - October 16, 2023
For decades, platinum coins have been a major tool for stackers looking to diversify and expand their growing precious metal portfolios.
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A Brief History of Gold Coins
Posted - October 12, 2023
Gold coins have been one of humanity’s favorite collectables for hundreds of years. But the real history of gold coins goes back even
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Top 5 Biggest Gold Heists Ever
Posted - September 6, 2023
It’s hard to explain the public’s obsession with heists, but it’s not difficult to understand. Hundreds of movies from the best
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