1 Jan 2017 by MY Bullion Trade: The new 2017 Gold and Silver Maple Leaf Coins have everything serious precious metals investors are looking for: they have the lowest premiums over spot for a sovereign coin, are minted in large numbers, ready to ship now, and offer unmatched security. Each 2017 Maple Leaf has 3 […]
27 Dec 2017 by Lorimer Wilson, munknee.com: What’s the difference between 1 troy ounce of gold and 1 (regular) ounce? What’s theMultiple-forms-of-gold-bullion difference between 18 and 10 karat gold? What’s the difference between a .75 and a 1.0 carat diamond? Let me explain. Definition of “Karat” The term “karat” is used to describe the unit
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17 Nov 2016 from The Daily Bell: India gold import ban rumored … The Indian Bullion and Jewellers Association has warned members of a potential gold import ban … The association told Indian media the move could come by March 31 as part of the government’s ‘black money’ crackdown. –Mining Journal Prime minister Narendra Modi
10 Nov 2016 from JayTaylorMedia:
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Submitted by David Bryan, SGTreport.com: The establishment conjectures of monetarism, corporatism, globalism, socialism, capitalism and communism consolidate immense wealth and power for the ruling establishment and are not for the benefit of the great body of people. Genetic engineering, financial engineering and social engineering are the modus operandi of the ruling establishment and these are
by David Levenstein, Mountain Vision: Gold prices were under pressure for most of last week, as investors anxiously wait for the outcome of the US Federal Reserve bank’s important September meeting. The price of the yellow metal fell by almost 1 percent over the week to close at $1310 an ounce. The insane obsession about
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by Jeff Nielson, Bullion Bulls Canada: Informed readers will be well-acquainted with the fact that gold and silver are “monetary metals”, since this property of precious metals is widely reported. Where readers will have far less clarity is in terms of what this actually means, since it is rarely (if ever) explained. Referring to gold
