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U.S. Eases Venezuela Gold Sanctions: What Changes Now?
Market NewsSeptember 03, 2026

U.S. Eases Venezuela Gold Sanctions: What Changes Now?

New OFAC rules widen authorized Venezuelan gold trade while keeping key sanctions. See what this change means for bullion markets worldwide.
Why Does Gold Rise When the U.S. Dollar Falls?
Precious Metals InvestingSeptember 03, 2026

Why Does Gold Rise When the U.S. Dollar Falls?

Why does gold often rise when the dollar falls? Learn how pricing, global purchasing power, interest rates and investor demand connect both assets.
Where Does Palladium Come From and Why Is Supply So Concentrated?
MiscellaneousSeptember 02, 2026

Where Does Palladium Come From and Why Is Supply So Concentrated?

Most palladium comes from Russia and South Africa. Learn how byproduct mining, recycling and concentrated supply can magnify supply shocks.
Why War With Iran Isn't Sending Gold Higher
Market NewsSeptember 02, 2026

Why War With Iran Isn't Sending Gold Higher

War with Iran is escalating, but gold is falling. See how oil, inflation, Fed rate expectations, Treasury yields and the dollar explain why.
Best of the Mint Honors the 1907 Saint-Gaudens High Relief
New Coin Releases September 01, 2026

Best of the Mint Honors the 1907 Saint-Gaudens High Relief

Saint-Gaudens' 1907 High Relief returns for America 250, pairing a 24-karat gold classic with a modern one-ounce silver companion medal set.
Is Gold Really Stardust? The Cosmic Origin of Earth's Gold
MiscellaneousSeptember 01, 2026

Is Gold Really Stardust? The Cosmic Origin of Earth's Gold

Gold began before Earth. Follow its journey from cosmic events through Earth's interior, ancient rocks and finally into modern gold bullion.
Why Is Platinum Cheaper Than Gold When It Is Much Rarer?
Precious Metals InvestingSeptember 01, 2026

Why Is Platinum Cheaper Than Gold When It Is Much Rarer?

Platinum is far rarer than gold, yet often costs less. Discover how demand, reserves, industry and above-ground stocks shape the price gap.
The 1905 Indian Head Cent Struck on a Gold Planchet
MiscellaneousAugust 31, 2026

The 1905 Indian Head Cent Struck on a Gold Planchet

A unique 1905 Indian Head cent struck on a gold Quarter Eagle planchet became a six-figure rarity. Explore its history and enduring mystery.
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