Last updated 2 days 6 hours ago
Though the stock market may bounce between booms and recessions, the prices for gold and silver are always relatively high. If you’re looking for a new hobby that can potentially earn you money, you should strongly consider buying and selling gold and silver. For more information, take a look at these additional links:
- Would you like to learn more about the history of gold? Check out this overview from the National Mining Association.
- Gold goes through a long process of mining and processing before it becomes a coin. Learn more at this page from the International Business Times.
- What exactly is a gold bar? Find out by visiting GoldPrice.org.
- X-ray fluorescence is sometimes used to analyze precious metals. Learn more at this page from Carlton College.
- Are you interested in gold coins? Visit the official website for the United States Mint for more information.
Do you have any questions about buying and selling gold and silver? Call Pacific Precious Metals at (415) 877-4926.
Last updated 7 days ago
You’ve probably heard about making money by selling fine jewelry with gemstones, but precious metals and bullion can fetch even higher prices! Check out this video to see just how much a platinum bar can be worth.
You may think that the plain bars featured in this video aren't worth much—get ready to be surprised! After weighing and X-raying these cylinders, the appraisers at Pacific Precious Metals determined they were 100% platinum. Check out this video to discover the astounding price each of these platinum bars is worth!
If you have precious metals you would like to sell, like gold or silver, bring them to Pacific Precious Metals. We will buy your gold and silver jewelry at a fair and competitive price. Call (415) 877-4926 to learn more today.
Last updated 7 days ago
A great essay, but probably needs more specifics. Are the 99%, the majority of whom are simply calling for redistribution of wealth and more power to the politicians, actually advocating policies which will lead to further reductions in their quality of life? I have to agree with Daniel Sanchez on this one. See link below
http://mises.org/daily/6035/The-99-and-the-1
Last updated 12 days ago
A gentleman brought this bar in to my shop today. It turns out to be a fake. He had no idea as he bought it on Ebay some time back. Thankfully, I test every coin and bar that I buy and detected it. This bar is 76% lead, with some other alloying metals that gave it the exact same density as silver. It had a very thin silver plating on the outside. This was the highest quality fake that I have seen so far.
FAKE
REAL
