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SPOT : The spot price reflects Gold, Platinum, or Silver’s paper market value, but the real cost of bullion is higher due to dealer premiums, minting, shipping, and market demand. SPOT PRICE :
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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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How Governments Really Pay for Spending
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The Debt Crisis: What Rising Government Debt Means for Your Money

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Gold Surges Above US$4,500 as Treasury Moves Push Yields Lower

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How Will You Mark America’s $40 Trillion Debt Milestone?

By buying 10 ounces of silver. The United States has officially crossed an extraordinary milestone US$40 trillion in national debt. It’s a number so large it’s almost impossible to comprehend. Forty trillion dollars represents decades of government borrowing, persistent budget deficits and ever-growing interest payments that future generations will inherit.

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