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  • U.S. Mint sees record sales of American Silver Eagle coins

    The United States Mint announced in a press release that it has seen record sales of the American Silver Eagle bullion coin for the second straight year. According to the press release, “Driven by investor demand around the globe,” sales of American Silver Eagle coins reached 495,500 on Monday, bringing the annual total to date for

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  • This Week in Gold: U.S. Mint Facts, Mining News, Golden Opportunities

    This week in gold we gave you a guide to the United States Mint, covered an interesting development in the gold mining industry, and explained why gold is currently presenting a unique buying opportunity. If you’ve been thinking about investing in gold for a while but prefer a lower buy-in price, now may be the time to finally

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  • The Basics of Coin Grading and Mint States

    Before you consider buying precious metal coins such as Saint Gaudens Double Eagles (similar design to today’s American Eagle coins), Liberty coins, Morgan dollars, etc… it’s useful to know the basics of coin grading. Coin grading is a process that determines the physical condition, quality, rarity, interest factor, and liquidity of a coin. It’s done by

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  • U.S. Mint Suspends 1/10-oz. Gold Eagle Coins after Gold Sales Increase

    Today, Reuters reported that the U.S. Mint has temporarily suspended sales of its one-tenth ounce American Eagle gold bullion coins after surging demand ran down government inventories. “While the one ounce gold bullion coins remain the most popular, demand for the one-tenth ounce coins has remained strong with year-to-date demand for these coins up over

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