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Sovereign Coin Series – The Australian Kookaburra Silver Coin Series
Honouring Australia’s celebrated national bird, the laughing kookaburra. Here's what you need to know about the Australian Kookaburra Silver Coins.
Sovereign Coin Series – The Mexican Libertad
The Libertad's love around the world, low mintage, and consistency in quality make it a much sought-after coin. Learn more about the Mexican Libertad Coins!
Sovereign Coin Series – The Canadian Maple Leaf Coin
One of the world’s finest coins, produced by the Royal Canadian Mint. Here's everything you need to know about the Canadian Maple Leaf Coins!
Sovereign Coin Series – The American Eagle Coin
The official bullion coins of the United States of America! These coins are must-haves for investors who cherish freedom and pride.
The Roles of Silver and Gold Coins in History
Precious metals have a long and storied history of benefiting humanity. Here are some of the early roles that gold and silver coins played.
Sovereign Coin Series – The Vienna Philharmonic Coin
One of the best-selling bullion coins in the world, produced by the Austrian Mint. A year after its initial run, the Philharmonic was already the #1 coin in Europe and second in the world.
Sovereign Coin Series – The Chinese Panda Coins
These coins are legal tender in China and feature the national animal of China, the Giant Panda. Learn more about Chinese Panda Coins!
What Old Canadian Coins Contain Silver?
The Royal Canadian Mint is a Canadian crown corporation dedicated to producing Canada’s coinage. It designs and manufactures circulation coins as well as coins meant for investing and numismatics. Many Canadians will recognize their toonies, loonies, quarters, dimes and nickels as having been made by the Royal Canadian Mint, but they don't contain silver. But what are Canadian silver coins to buy?
Russia Planning a New Gold Standard to Fight the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA)
The Russian Finance Ministry announced a new standard to normalize the functioning of the precious metals industry and have a strong alternative to the London Bullion Market Association.
How to Avoid Buying Fake Silver Coins and Bars
No one is safe from bullion fakes, forgeries and counterfeits. So how can an eager bullion buyer avoid the silver scams? Learn how.
