While gold and silver bullion continue to dominate headlines with sharp price swings, a much more significant—and quieter—trend is developing beneath the surface. The rare coin market is building momentum again, and in many respects, it has the potential to become the strongest cycle we’ve ever seen. From a dealer’s perspective, one reality stands above …
If you are searching for the best prices on gold and silver bullion, the difference often comes down to how a dealer sources inventory. At American Rare Coin & Bullion (ARC), our pricing advantage is built into our business model. Unlike large, online-only bullion dealers, we operate a physical storefront in Beaumont, Texas and are …
A remarkably preserved 1908-S With Motto Double Eagle, certified MS67 by PCGS with CAC approval, sold for $336,000, leading a two-day U.S. coins event that closed with a total of $8,751,859 in sales. The standout Saint-Gaudens coin, one of the highest-graded survivors from this low-mintage issue, drew 32 bids before reaching its final price. Only …
The AI Boom Is Driving Silver to New Heights – Why Now Is the Time to Buy Silver isn’t just a precious metal anymore—it’s becoming the backbone of the technologies shaping our future. From artificial intelligence to electric vehicles, solar panels, and next-generation electronics, silver demand is surging at a pace the industry hasn’t seen …
The 1857 Liberty Seated Half Dime is a beautiful example of mid-19th century U.S. coinage. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint, this small silver coin carries the classic Liberty Seated design by Christian Gobrecht, featuring Lady Liberty seated on a rock holding a shield and a liberty pole. The reverse displays a simple yet elegant wreath surrounding the …
The Federal Reserve (Fed) isn’t lowering interest rates right now for a few key reasons, mostly tied to inflation, economic stability, and labor market strength: 🔺 1. Inflation Is Still Above Target 💼 2. The Job Market Remains Strong 📉 3. Avoiding Another Inflation Spike 💬 Fed’s Own Statements 🗓️ When Might Rates Be Cut? …
Struck at the first United States Mint in Philadelphia, this coin reflects the evolution of the young nation’s coinage as it transitioned from symbolic designs to a more majestic and lasting national image. Historic Philadelphia Mint Origins The original Philadelphia Mint, established in 1792, was the first official building authorized by the U.S. government under …
By Trey Cox Beaumont, TX – In today’s volatile economy, investors are turning to hard assets, and one coin is standing out from the rest: the 1/4 oz American Gold Eagle Brilliant Uncirculated (BU). Over the last 30 days, this mid-sized gold coin has emerged as the most watched and sold bullion coin on online …
In Part 1, we explored what a currency reset is and how it could take many forms, including de-dollarization, a digital currency rollout, or a revaluation of fiat money. But what does this mean for you—and more specifically—for your investments in physical assets like gold coins? Why Gold Always Matters During Financial Transitions When confidence …
Lately, there has been increased chatter about a “currency reset” in the United States. While the idea has been around for years, it’s not something most people have personally experienced—especially those of us in modern generations. However, I had an eye-opening experience that, in some ways, felt like a small-scale currency reset. A Personal Story: …
Most people are familiar with Franklin D. Roosevelt’s “New Deal” and the historic 1933 gold recall. In April of that year, Roosevelt ordered the confiscation of gold, paying citizens $20.56 for each $20 gold piece. Shortly after, he reset the official price of gold to $35 per ounce, instantly increasing the value of U.S. gold …
