Some news to file under "no surprise there" today; this is still a great time to buy precious metal coins.
Gold is staying strong in the mid nine hundreds range, and still climbing, silver remains around fourteen to fifteen dollars an ounce, platinum is still in the neighbourhood of twelve hundred dollars an ounce, while palladium stays around two hundred twenty dollars an ounce.
The shortage of 22 karat gold blanks at the US Mint continues, but they do plan to resume sales of the 2009 ultra high relief gold Eagles within a month or so. If you haven’t yet, you may want to take this shortage as an opportunity to begin investing in whatever metals you don’t already hold.
While most coin investors go straight for gold, they’re not the only investment grade coin available. When you buy precious metal coins in various metals, you simply provide yourself with more options, so when platinum ...
March 8, 2010 – On news of strengthening demand and a possible resolution for the Greek debt crisis, the US dollar tumbled and precious metal prices rose during Monday’s Asian trading. For the day, gold closed at $1,137.73, silver rose to $17.4675 and platinum ended at $1,585.75.
The US dollar dropped for a second day in the Asian market, down 0.128 and standing at 80.30 at 10:30 AM EST on Monday. Bloomberg reported that according to Steven Zhu, head trader at Shanghai Tonglian Futures Co, “Dollar weakness is generally positive for gold.” The dollar dropped against 15 of 16 other main currencies it is traded against in Asia today.
Demand for precious metals appears to be rising as well. After last week’s announcement that Ford Motor Co had an increase of nearly 45 percent in sales and General Motor had a 12 percent gain, palladium and platinum demand was expected to increase. Gold demand is increasing ...



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