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Platinum is one of the world’s rarest metals and has a special place in the hearts of many Canadian investors. How has its value changed over time? Let’s dig in!

For as long as silver has been in human possession, it has held great value, being used as a form of money and decorations for many thousands of years.

Like all commodities, gold is traded on international markets and has a long and storied history. Gold is a rare commodity that has incredible value for collectors and investors.

“Junk silver” refers to old silver coins that contain 35% to 98% silver. Bullion is highly pure gold or silver that comes in bars, coins and rounds and has purity of at least 99.5%.

Precious metals make the world go round! They're essential components for many of us...whether it's for decoration, investment or practical uses.

Let’s take a closer look at the top 10 reasons why the price of gold and silver is the way it is to give you a better understanding.

How is gold removed from the ground? Let’s explore this a little further. Out of the many mining operations throughout Canada, gold has the highest value.

How is silver mined in Canada? Silver mining right here in Canada can be quite lucrative not only for the businesses doing the mining but those who invest in silver.

If you are just getting into precious metals investments, you may hear the terms “gold-silver ratio” or “GSR” or the “Mint Ratio”. These refer to the number of ounces of silver required to purchase an ounce of gold. 

Precious metals are highly sought after metals with high value. Base metals have lower values and have inferior properties. Let’s dive deeper!