Physical Properties of Silver
Silver, a chemical element, is one of the most malleable metals, along with gold. Advantages that silver has over any
Where Does Silver Come From?
Silver (identified by the symbol Ag on the Periodic Table of Elements, from the Latin argentum) is a metal typically
Asian Countries Seek To Exclude US Dollar From Internal Transactions
The end of 2011 marked another milestone in the demise of the US dollar. Until December, 26 2011, Japan and
Precious Metals: What Would Apple Do?
Although the title of this article is purely hypothetical, it is true that many successful investors look to the most
“Fudging” Our Way To A Better Economy
For those who pay attention to mainstream media reports, it would appear that the state of the US economy is
The Voice Of The Federal Reserve Drives Precious Metals Higher
Federal Reserve Chairman, Ben Bernanke addressed Congress in the first week of February 2012. His speech concerned the volatile financial
Is Silver Bullion “Real” Money?
In order to determine if an item is actually money, one must first define what constitutes real money. What are
Some US States Consider Taxing Bullion, Currency And Coins
Passed in 2007, US House Bill 1151 exempts precious metals, like silver and gold from being subject to taxation. Despite
Currency Swaps Allow Fed To Covertly Assist European Bailout
Swapping currencies between countries has become commonplace in our global economy. The exchange of one type of currency for another
