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Also known as Double Eagles, $20 Liberty coins are made with .9675 troy oz. of .900 fine gold. This elegantly-sculpted coin is both a collectible and a substantive asset for investors.
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The minting of British sovereigns goes back over 600 years—to the reign of King Henry VII. Featuring the portrait of the reigning king or queen, they are highly valued.
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The popularity of the Vienna Philharmonic and the elegant design make this one of the top-selling coins in the world.
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The Danish 20 kroner mermaid coin consists of .900 (90%) fine gold. They are extremely well-made, scarce, and an excellent way to anchor your portfolio.
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The 20-lire Italian gold coin harkens back to Italy’s strength and prosperity after the unification of the peninsula in 1861.
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When the US first confiscated privately-owned gold coins, nearly 90 percent of the $10 gold Indian coins were destroyed. Because of their rarity, they will always be in demand.
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Financial Freedom for your retirement
Gold has historically been a stable safe-haven asset that grows over time and counters inflation.
Gold has no counter-party risk unlike stocks and has withstood the test of time as a reliable investment.
A gold IRA is one of the most tax-efficient options available for investors and savers.
Gold and silver take another slide this week, with gold dropping below the $4,000 level and silver moving just below $60. This follows a [...]
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Dave Allman joins the McAlvany Weekly Commentary to discuss the technical analysts who helped shape his market thinking, including Joseph Granville [...]
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A volatile week in precious metals ended with everything pointing higher, though not without a late-day reversal courtesy of the Federal Reserve. [...]
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This week, David McAlvany looks at new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh and what his leadership may mean for rates, inflation, the Fed’s balance sheet, and [...]
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Hot Money (Fickle Money) Absent From Gold Market Central Banks Providing A Structural Bid In Gold Register For The June 17 Webinar “Under the [...]
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On the Road Again HAI will be very brief this week. This author is on the road again, attending a 20-year college reunion. It’s been made clear by [...]
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