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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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Gold Holds Below US$4,200 as High Yields Test Bullion

Gold Holds Below US$4,200 as High Yields Test Bullion

Gold remains under pressure from elevated US yields, but the bigger picture continues to favour physical precious metals Gold is attempting to stabilise after falling to two month lows, but the precious metal remains below the US$4,200 level as elevated US Treasury yields and continued volatility across global bond markets weigh on bullion.

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Gold price battles $4,300 support

Gold price battles $4,300 support, but BMO sees underlying demand strengthening

Gold prices are struggling to hold gains above critical near-term support at $4,300 an ounce as renewed momentum in the U.S. dollar and elevated bond yields continue to take their toll on the precious metal. Gold prices have dropped below $4,300 and are currently trading at $4,279.80 an ounce, down close to 2% on the…

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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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