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More Than a Monetary Metal: Silver’s Case for Outperformance
While the gold sector often commands the spotlight in a strong precious metals market, a compelling case is being made for its industrial counterpart, silver. As the lustrous yellow metal trades near its highs, many investors are asking a critical question: Could the silver sector, with its unique and dynamic fundamentals, offer more explosive upside potential in the current environment?
A potent mix of factors, from surging demand for green technology to shifting central bank policy, is creating a uniquely bullish case for the white metal, suggesting its recent run may have more room to grow.
The current bullish argument for silver rests on several powerful and interconnected pillars. Unlike gold, where investment and jewelry demand dominate, silver has a dual identity that makes it essential to the modern economy… (Continue to full article)
The Gold Rush Era Quarter That Could Be Worth A Ton Of Money
Collectible coins can fetch a hefty price, but one in particular, the 1848 CAL Liberty Head quarter, has achieved something of a holy grail status among collectors. As the first coins minted from California Gold Rush gold, they hold a special place in history and are genuinely unique among their cohorts.
These $2.50 denomination coins were minted in 1848 and feature the head of Lady Liberty surrounded by a ring of 13 stars on the head (one star for each of the 13 original colonies), and on the tail side, the image of an eagle with a shield on its chest and arrows clutched in its talons.
The gold these legendary coins were produced from was sourced from a gold deposit discovered at Sutter’s Mill in 1848, the discovery that officially launched the California Gold Rush, making them historically significant and worth a fortune, even when they aren’t in mint condition/… (Continue to full article)
20 Lost Treasures Worth Millions Hidden In The United States
Feeling Lucky, punk?
Happy hunting!… (Continue to full article)
Geologists Discover One of the World’s Largest Gold Deposits Worth Nearly $90 Billion
A massive “supergiant” gold ore deposit unearthed in China is believed to be one of the largest and most valuable gold reserves ever found.
A massive “supergiant” gold ore deposit unearthed in China is believed to be one of the largest and most valuable gold reserves ever found.
Discovered in November 2024 in Hunan Province, the enormous deposit was initially found to contain 330 tons of gold across over 40 veins, stretching 6,600 feet deep, according to the Geological Bureau of Hunan Province.
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Surging Silver Prices Prompt Americans to Empty Jewelry Boxes and Coin Jars
Strong industrial demand brings the precious metal’s highest price levels in more than a decade
Gold gets all the glory, but silver prices have surged nearly as much this year, up 27% to the highest levels in more than a decade.
As with gold, jittery investors are scooping up the precious metal, but silver prices are getting an extra jolt from strong industrial demand, especially from solar-panel makers.
Unlike gold, which is used mostly as a store of wealth and in jewelry, the bulk of silver demand, about 80%, comes from manufacturers. That was supposed to be a problem for silver prices this year. Analysts expected silver demand to be hurt by President Trump’s trade war and his unwinding of renewable-energy incentives… (Continue to full article)
Gold Prices Should Hit $4,000 as U.S. Deficits May Overshadow the Israel-Iran Conflict
Wars and geopolitical conflicts typically aren’t long-term growth drivers for gold prices, according to analysts at Bank of America, which sees the precious metal reaching $4,000 an ounce over the next year. Despite the Israel-Iran conflict heating up, the outlook for gold is likely to be swayed more by the U.S. budget deficit.
Gold is often seen as a safe-haven asset during times of global turmoil, but wars and geopolitical conflicts typically aren’t long-term growth drivers for gold prices, according to analysts at Bank of America…. (Continue to full article)
Gold’s Biggest Boom In Decades – And Investors Are Still Missing Out

“C’mon T.C. – let’s git the gold out their teeth!”
Gold extended its remarkable 2025 rally on Friday, rising about 1.5% to $3,446 per ounce in New York morning trading as safe-haven demand accelerated following Israel’s overnight airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear and missile infrastructure — a move that threatens to destabilize an already volatile Middle East.
The last time bullion posted a bigger six-month gain was in the second half of 1982, when it climbed 42%… (Continue to full article)