The History and Heritage Behind the Royal Canadian Mint The Royal Canadian Mint has a lengthy history of printing Canadian coinage. The Mint began striking gold sovereigns and silver dollars in 1908. The company has grown to make some of…
Nova Scotia’s Famous Racing Ship: Bluenose Canada’s dime portrays the iconic Bluenose schooner. In the 1920s and 1930s, Nova Scotian shipbuilders and sailors won the International Fisherman’s Trophy using this racing ship. Bluenose was a 1921 Lunenburg, Nova Scotia fast-fishing…
Today’s bullion seller has alternatives. Do you use a local jeweller or pawn shop, an internet buyer, or a local gold and silver exchange event? Professional purchasers analyse your things based on purity, weight, condition, and collectability, regardless of where…
What Makes 1 Oz Silver Coins a Smart Investment? Precious Metal Stability. Silver remains valuable during market and economic turmoil. Tangible Asset. 1 ounce silver coins are physical. They provide investors with a physical representation of their riches, unlike digital…
Sizes and Denominations of Silver Maple Leaf Coins Size matters for silver maple leaves. Silver maples in Canada come in several sizes to fit any budget or investment aim. The 1 oz silver maple leaf is the most popular and…
Buying 1 Oz Gold Bullion Bars and Coins in Canada Canada gold buying has never been easier. You can locate the correct 1 oz gold bar or coin for your investment portfolio at various trustworthy dealers in the city. To…
What to Look for When Buying 1 Kilo Silver Bars You should consider several factors when buying 1 kilo of silver bars. Look for a fine silver 999. The standard for investment-grade silver is 99.9% pure. Less pure silver bars.925…
World Gold Council Predicts 2023 Will Be a Strong Year for Gold Gold was optimistically forecast at the BMO Capital Markets Global Metals & Mining Conference by the World Gold Council. Their study suggests 2023 will be a good year…
The History and Significance of the Australian Silver Kangaroo Long and prestigious, the Australian Silver Kangaroo coin. The 1993 coin allowed investors to buy 99.9% pure silver in lesser amounts. The coin’s reverse depicted a leaping kangaroo for years. The…
Do you own any jewellery that isn’t being worn or may be outdated right now? but it has value due to its GOLD content. So, what should be done with outdated gold items? It seems like reusing and recycling old…
