Gold Remains in a Long Term Uptrend! And; A JP Morgan Debacle in the Making? - Gold Seek

Gold Remains in a Long Term Uptrend! And; A JP Morgan Debacle in the Making? Gold Seek Central banks' becoming net buyers has removed an important source of supply. Investment demand (gold bars, coins, ETFs and similar products) remains strong, jumping by 13% in the first quarter of 2012 over the first quarter of 2011, again according to ... and more »

Tradition and Innovation Shine Though as Royal Canadian Mint Launches New ... - CoinWeek (blog)

CoinWeek (blog)

Tradition and Innovation Shine Though as Royal Canadian Mint Launches New ... CoinWeek (blog) This newest collection includes: the Mint's first glow-in-the-dark coin in a new 25-cent dinosaur series; new Maple Leaf Forever coins in gold, silver and platinum; the first in a series of fine silver coins honouring Canada's famed Group of Seven; ... and more »

There's Gold (& Platinum Galore) in Them Thar...Stars! - Resource Investor

There's Gold (& Platinum Galore) in Them Thar...Stars! Resource Investor There are reports of “lucrative discounts and special offers on the purchase of gold and silver” all across the country. India Post is said to be offering a 6% rebate on the purchase of gold coins while certain banks will shave up to Rupees 15 per gram ... and more »

Brock and Tecumseh reunited on 1812 commemorative stamps - Montreal Gazette

Brock and Tecumseh reunited on 1812 commemorative stamps Montreal Gazette The mint's other War of 1812 commemorative, a pure-gold coin designed Cathy Bursey-Sabourin of the Canadian Heraldic Authority, shows a bald eagle symbolizing the United States and a lion representing Britain positioned on either side of Maple ... and more »

Making no cents - The Economist

The Economist

Making no cents The Economist FAREWELL to the Canadian penny. The last one-cent coin, in circulation ever since Canada developed its own currency in 1858, was minted on May 4th. The coin had become a nuisance, weighing down consumers' wallets and costing more to produce than it was ... and more »

WHERE BULLION INVESTING AND COIN COLLECTING MERGE – PART 1 - CoinWeek (blog)

CoinWeek (blog)

WHERE BULLION INVESTING AND COIN COLLECTING MERGE – PART 1 CoinWeek (blog) More than a few coin enthusiasts have a favorite series or two they pursue as a hobby while investing in gold and silver bullion for financial insurance. That's the ideal situation, but what about the person who operates on a slim margin?