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PHYSICAL : The actual price of physical Gold, Platinum, or Silver is always higher than the paper spot price. This is because the spot price represents the paper or electronic market value, not the physical metal in your hand. PHYSICAL PRICE :
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Shanghai Silver Premium Rises to 13.56% as East–West Price Gap Keeps Widening

Shanghai Silver Premium Rises to 13.56% as East–West Price Gap Keeps Widening

Silver was trading at $72.36 an ounce on the Shanghai Futures Exchange (#SHFE) on Thursday evening, roughly $8.66 above COMEX silver in New York, a premium of more than 13.5%. The price of silver in Shanghai continues to slowly widen and pull away from the Western LBMA and COMEX benchmarks, and months of market turmoil…

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231 Years Ago, America Put Its First $10 Gold Coins Into Circulation

231 Years Ago, America Put Its First $10 Gold Coins Into Circulation, and Australia Has Its Own Golden Chapter

On 22 September 1795, the fledgling United States Mint in Philadelphia released 1,097 of America’s first $10 gold coins, known as “eagles,” into circulation. It was a quiet milestone for a young nation still working out what its money should be, but it set a standard that would shape American coinage for well over a…

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