Gold remains above $5,100 per ounce amid U.S. tariff shifts, rising Iran tensions, and global trade uncertainty. Meanwhile, silver rebounds on strong industrial demand and persistent supply deficits, reinforcing precious metals’ long-term appeal.

When was silver discovered? Explore silver’s origins around 3000 BCE, its role in ancient economies, global trade, industrial use, and why investors still value physical silver today.

History of U.S. Mint coin production: from the 1792 Coinage Act to modern bullion coins, explore innovation, gold coin evolution, and investor significance.

Gold and silver prices dipped amid Lunar New Year slowdowns and rising silver delivery concerns. Here’s what investors should know about default fears.

Discover when gold was first discovered, its history through ancient civilizations, and why physical gold remains a trusted investment today.

Gold continues to hold near the $5,000 mark in February 2026, supported by central bank buying, dollar weakness, rising U.S. deficits, and geopolitical uncertainty—reinforcing its role as a strategic safe-haven asset.

Learn the differences between gold-filled, gold-plated, and solid gold. Discover why investors choose coins like the 2023 Gold American Buffalo for real value.

When did the U.S. stop using silver coins? Learn why circulating silver ended in 1965, what changed, and how modern silver coins fit today’s market.

Physical gold prices moved back above $5,000 this week as geopolitical uncertainty, currency shifts, and renewed demand supported gold and silver’s role as long-term stores of value.

Who is Susanna Blunt? Learn about the artist behind Canadian coinage, her Queen Elizabeth II portrait, and what it means for gold and bullion investors.