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Few coins capture the raw urgency, ambition, and chaos of the American Gold Rush the way the 1851 $50 Humbert 880 Reeded Edge does. Today, this octagonal “fifty-dollar slug” stands among the most legendary issues in American numismatics, but its story begins in the dusty, makeshift streets of early San Francisco—where gold was plentiful, coinage…

2025 has been a bellwether year for precious metals and not just gold. As investors around the world turn to the safety of precious metals, demand for silver bars and coins has shot sharply higher. Notably, investment demand from the United States, India, Germany, and Australia accounts for nearly 80% of global demand for silver…

Introduction Every so often, a coin comes along that feels more like a secret than a piece of currency. The 1870 $3 Gold Coin is one of those secrets, a golden whisper from a bygone era when America was expanding westward, railroads were weaving the nation together, and gold was still king. Today, it stands…

Gold demand just hit a new record high for the third quarter at 1,313 metric tons, the highest quarterly number on record, the World Gold Council said. Demand for gold is rising just as the U.S. paper money supply reaches a new record high. Total investment demand for gold climbed 47%, demand for gold bars…

Chinese coins present one of numismatics’ most rewarding categories – and one of its most challenging. Spanning more than two millennia, it ranges from cast bronze cash coins and imperial silver issues to modern Panda bullion that rivals Western standards. For collectors, this depth offers genuine opportunity but also significant obstacles: unfamiliar scripts, overlapping reign…