This is my first time buying a random-year American Gold Eagle. And I'm pretty excited to find out what year Apmex has sent me! I like how Apmex sends orders. The package is neatly wrapped and the package

Ten days ago, @welshstacker featured part of his Mene jewelry collection. Thanks to him, I am reminded to check my Mene portfolio also! It's been a while since I checked my Mene portfolio. I did a portfolio

This is the first year issue of the Liberty Bell with the Statue of Liberty tribute to the United States coin of Cook Island. For those who know me, I am partial to the design of the Statue of Liberty.

I used GIF Maker. You have seen this before? And here it is again. An old classic beauty as this gold coin must be shown over and over again! The Mexican 50 Peso gold coin is also known as the Centenario

Oh no...I am missing my Lunar III Mouse!!! I know I bought one six years ago. Clear as day, I remember the excitement when it arrived. I even read the article about its release, admired the design, and

In gold or silver, it depicts a prospector squatting down along a riverbed and panning for gold. It is a favorite subject design for rounds and art bars by a few foundries and mints, as well as mine And

I figured that the price wouldn't get any higher than how much I bought it for... but I was wrong! This was today price... $771! Source Before I bought the coin, I shopped around... for several days! I

This morning, after brunch, I watched TV since I could sit up in bed (for an extended period of time, without feeling so awfully nauseated). It is interesting, the movie I watched. There was a portion

For those who know me, and as I said many times in the past, my ultimate goal is gold. With a small budget for precious metals a month, I could only afford to buy a fractional gold coin and a few silver

I came away with two gold coins and some dollars from my trade of silver for gold at my local coin shop. I was pleased with my first trade! I seldom could afford an ounce of gold. It was great to finally

I’m genuinely thrilled to own a 1 oz American Gold Buffalo — something that would’ve been way out of reach if the gold‑to‑silver ratio hadn’t lined up perfectly and let me trade my silver for it! The American

I recently ordered these two gold coins as part of my February DCA. For anyone unfamiliar, dollar‑cost averaging simply means buying the same amount of precious metals on a regular schedule, regardless

My first purchase of the year is a 1/10 oz American Gold Eagle, which I picked up for $530.79. As always, I’m documenting my stacking journey on Hive, in case you’re curious about the style and format

Yesterday I shared with you my accidental rooster collection. I’ve added something a bit more… shiny. Yes, I’m talking precious metals. Gold and silver, to be exact. The first two are the same gold coins

It helps to picture the full set of Lunar coins laid out together. The challenge is that you have to wait twelve long years before you can actually see a complete set. It’s a slow process, and patience

I picked up a new gold coin in January that deserves a little highlight. It is the 2026 Australia Gold Kangaroo with the “40” privy mark. It celebrates 40 years of the Australian Nugget series. The Nuggets

Do you want to see the display cases for the Australian Lunar III Gold and Silver coins? Gosh, @silvertop is so in‑tune with coin collections. He brought it up in a comment last week, and honestly, that

I ended up picking up another Pamp Suisse Lady Fortuna, but this time I went for the tiniest version they make — the 1‑gram gold bar. It’s funny because this all started with the 1 oz silver Lady Fortuna

The old American Gold Eagle design had a long run. Decades. Most of us who’ve handled these coins over the years got used to that family‑of‑eagles scene on the back. It was just the look. You didn’t even

I added a 1908 British Sovereign to my collection. There are plenty of Sovereigns online, but holding one in person hits different. It’s small, heavier than it looks, and it has that “real history” feel