old dimes and quarters

Silver Dealer Tries to Charge me an Enormous Premium

I run into a rude coin dealer who apparently doesn't need my cash. Be an educated consumer and knowing when to walk away from a bad deal.
old dimes and quarters

Silver Drops Below $20; Is this a Buying Opportunity?

Silver prices have dropped precipitously. Is this a tremendous buying opportunity or a sign of doom and gloom?
These old mercury dimes have about $5.32 worth of silver in each one.

Silver Price Plunges 3.5 Percent on Tuesday

Silver went from $22.90 to about $22 per ounce during the first two hours of trading on the New York spot market. That’s about 3.5 percent.
The U.S. Silver Eagle, a one-ounce silver coin, seen on a large bar of silver.

Buying Gold and Silver at Costco

Cost, the warehouse store that is a prepper's paradise, has started selling gold bars and silver coins. Is buying gold and silver at Costco a good idea?
old dimes and quarters

How Much Silver is Enough?

A prepper friend shares his silver collection and seeks to answer the question, is that enough silver? Enough for what? asks Pete.
A one-ounce gold Krugerrand

Gold Hits Another Record as Silver also Shines

Gold hits another record, causing the Krugerrand Pete bought prior to Y2K to be worth ten times what he paid for it.
old dimes and quarters

Silver and Bitcoin Set Records as Tariff’s Loom

On Friday, the spot price for silver closed at $38.44, its highest closing price in 14 years. Bitcoin also set a new record.
A selection of one-ounce coins issued by government mints from around the world.

Silver Price Jumps, Gold Sets New Record

While you were enjoying Labor Day, silver prices broke $40 an ounce and gold set a new record.
Gold coins and bars

Gold Jumps Again as Worry Builds

Gold continues to set record highs while silver appears poised to break $50 for the first time. But what does this mean for preppers?
The end of the shutdown will be like money falling from the sky for some segments of the population.

What the End of the Shutdown Means for Markets

The end of the government shutdown will result in the sudden injection of money into millions of pockets. What happens next?