| Item: | Spot+* |
| 1 oz American Gold Eagle | $115 |
| 1 oz American Gold Buffalo | $115 |
| 1 oz Canadian Gold Maple | $85 |
| 1 oz Silver American Eagle | $10.50 |
| 1 oz Silver Canadian Maple | $6.25 |
| *Note: Pricing is not live or current. Call for updated pricing |
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Gold and Silver Slump On Dollar Strength
Gold futures fell from this month’s high as the dollar’s rebound crimped demand for precious metals as alternative investments. Silver dropped the most in a week. In the week ended Nov. 11, the net-long position in Comex gold futures and...Learn More
The Swiss Gold Initiative & The Implications For The Gold Price
Switzerland's central bank is warning of unstable price signals were the country to vote to require the bank to keep a minimum amount of gold in its vaults The Swiss Initiative, "Save Our Swiss Gold" would be a “fatal error of...Learn More
UBS Settles Silver Manipulation Suits
Intrinsic currencies like gold and silver, for example, are acceptable without a 3rd party guarantee. - Alan Greenspan, (LINK) The Financial Times is reporting that UBS has agreed to settle charges against it by the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority that it engaged in...Learn More
Is The Gold Market Remaining Low?
Gold is a long-term store of value and these recent weeks have shown that. Gold bullion is down 5 percent in one week. It has fallen below $1,180 which many people viewed as an important resistance level. Gold futures has...Learn More
JP Morgan Not Exiting Physical Commodities
JPMorgan Chase (NYSE:JPM), which completed the sale of its physical commodities unit Swiss trader Mercuria for $800 million last month, says is not leaving the business and plans to continue financing metals and crude oil, FT.com reports (subs. required). 1248Learn More