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For much of British history, circulating coins were made from gold or silver. During this period, people would practice what’s known as ‘coin clipping’: shaving off small amounts of precious metal from the edges of coins, melting them down, and selling for a profit. This was, of course, illegal, but the practice was difficult to detect. Eventuall...
When it comes to jewellery, it doesn’t get more luxurious than gold or diamonds. Both of these materials are valued for their beauty as well as their ability to store wealth, but as investments, gold and diamonds function very differently… In this blog, we explain what to know about investing in gold vs diamonds. We’ll look at the similarities an...
Gold has pierced $5,000 at the start of this week, with silver clearing $100 last Friday. The press is using words like “frenzy” and that’s not an over-exaggeration as people rush to join the party. I fear for the hangover, but it’s not looking as if it’s coming quite yet. Fall-out from the Japanese bond market developments this weekend provided...
Geopolitical developments and renewed focus on the independence of the Federal Reserve, plus price-chasing at the professional and retail levels have driven gold and silver to more fresh highs. Silver is particularly febrile, with high volumes in both directions at the grass roots, which is a warning sign. Quick year2025 round-up Price change...
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