We bought coins from Dean and an RCM bar
from Daniel. In a market like this, you really have to put in time on
the phone. We were lucky to find CMI.
K.B., British Columbia
Read
Bill's Blog about
new unique Royal Canadian Mint 850-oz .999 silver bars that are now available.
For the facts on "reportability" and confiscation, read CMIGS'
Myths, Misunderstandings, and Outright Lies.
Despite gold not being used as money today, Americans are investing in gold as never before. Why? Because gold investing is a means to security during periods of financial anxiety and economic turmoil. But, why gold? Because gold has a six thousand-year history of stability. Buying gold for investing purposes is a move toward financial security during this period of dollar weakness, which may last for years. On this site, you will find thorough discussions about the most popular forms of gold investing to meet today's challenges. To determine if investing in gold is right for you, we suggest you start with our Gold Bullion Overview.
Platinum has become an indispensable metal in today's high-tech economy. For a discussion as to platinum's merits as an investment, click here.
In past precious metals bull markets, investing in silver instead of investing in gold, has provided greater percentage gains because silver historically has outperformed gold in precious metals bull markets. Now, because of the huge--and growing--industrial demand for silver, silver investing could result in tremendous profits in future years.
Yet silver's bulk and weight make silver an unwieldy investment for some investors. The silver section on this site will help you determine if investing in silver is right for you. For a quick look at the various silver investments, start with our Silver Bullion Overview.
Palladium has also become essential in today's economy. For a discussion about palladium's investment merits, click here.
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Bill Haynes interviewed by Eric King
December 21,
2008
I
was interviewed by
Eric King for Jim Puplava's Financial Sense podcast for October 25,
2008. Because the demands of record business, I failed to mention the
podcast, which was favorably received by listeners to this highly
successful investor forum. Here is
another link to the podcast (just in case the first link doesn't
work for you.)
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