Whether you prefer gold as the “king monetary metal” or silver due to its greater upside potential in percentage, 2017 brings you the most notable bullion releases. This year, some mints continued their first-class excellence by issuing their world-famous coins and bars while other ones surprised their collectors with exclusive precious metal pieces. Let’s take a look at the most eagerly awaited 2017 bullion issues which you should definitely follow up. ...

When it comes to investments, no one can truly predict the future. Still, by looking at trends, current events, and a variety of other factors, it’s possible to get a good idea of which areas are sound, which are more of a risk, and which are likely to yield a profit in the foreseeable future. So what are the experts predicting as the best investment for 2017? For economist Dennis Gartman, it’s gold. Gold’s Recent Decline Gartman made several predictions for ...

See why this silver miner says silver is going to $140 an ounce.   Many leading analysts see silver skyrocketing in value, but is silver really in such short supply that it could double in value from its current price? First Majestic Silver (NYSE:AG) CEO Keith Neumeyer says in an interview with Bloomberg News that you would be crazy to think silver will be trading at $30 or $50 per ounce within the next few years. In fact, he believes silver will hit $140 per ...

For newer owners of precious metals, calculating the value of their “junk silver” holdings can be a bit challenging. We’ll show you how to do the math on your ‘Junk Silver’ down to the gram. Junk silver, as you know, is the nickname given to America’s dimes, quarters, and half dollars minted before 1964. They’re not “junk” at all. They contain 90% pure silver! So how much is a silver dime worth if it’s 90% silver? Below are two methods to ...

If you own a coin that you genuinely believe is of substantial value, then it is worth taking the time and money to have it certified, especially if you are interested in selling it in the future and want to realise its full potential. In the past, coin grading was a vague process and coins were categorized as good, fine, or uncirculated. As time went on, it became evident that a clearly defined and internationally accepted grading system needed to be ...

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