Category Archives: Precious Metals

 
Dependent upon the influence of the Ron Paul wing of the Republican Party, here is something to look for over the next three – to twelve months that if it happens could spark a significant rally in the price of more »

Fractional Ounce Gold Coins – No one can predict with absolute certainty the future price of gold, however measuring the value of gold in units of the diminishing value of paper dollars strongly suggests that gold will rise in price. more »

Retirement Savings – The average annual rate of inflation in the decade of the 1970s was 7%. A repeat of this annual rate of inflation over the next five years means if you retire today with retirement savings of $500,000 more »

Gold Bullion refers to gold coins and bars whose value arises from the weight and purity of the gold used to produce them. Gold bullion is the purest and simplest way of owning and investing in physical gold. The American more »

Gold Money – Since starting this APM Precious Metals Blog last year I have uncovered an oddity – the task of writing about simple things in simple terms is not simple. Maybe this is because we make it unnecessarily that more »

Paper Currencies: What came first – money or real things? Easy answer – real things. How could it be otherwise? One farmer raises wheat and another farmer raises chickens. The two get together and trade wheat for chickens. Now they more »

Gold Storage – As people begin to seriously consider the movement of retirement and non-retirement savings into physical gold and silver bullion, one of the issues they immediately realize they need to address is – okay, I know I want more »

Like Carl Sandburg’s “little cat feet”, gold and silver bullion are beginning to quietly creep into the monetary system as people start to trade paper money for gold and silver money. Ironically, as the fog begins to lift, the early more »

Being in the business as a family owned and operated gold, silver and platinum bullion dealer, it’s really interesting to watch the onslaught of gold television advertising by the large corporate precious metals dealers. So much of what is advertised more »