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An American Buffalo Gold Coin can be worth thousands of dollars, but the amount you receive depends on more than the number stamped on it. The current gold market, the coin’s type, and its appeal to collectors can all affect its selling price. If you own one of these coins, inherited it from a family…

When you’re thinking about buying a one-ounce American Gold Eagle, you’ll probably check the current gold coin worth first. But when you look at what the coin sells for, you might notice something strange and ask yourself:  Why does a coin containing one ounce of gold cost more than an ounce of gold itself?  Shouldn’t…

Have you ever found an old silver dollar in a family collection and wondered if it might be worth something? It probably belonged to your grandfather, or perhaps you picked it up years ago without giving it much thought. Now, you’re looking at the date, 1921, and wondering what someone would actually pay for it.…

Gold coins can be confusing, especially when two coins that both contain one ounce of gold look and weigh differently. The Krugerrand is a perfect example. It is 22-karat gold, weighs more than one troy ounce, has no printed face value, and was once caught up in a U.S. import ban. Yet it remains one…

Have an old gold ring, necklace, or bracelet with tiny numbers stamped inside it? Maybe you found “14K,” “585,” “750,” or a set of letters marked that you have never noticed before. Those little marks can tell you quite a bit. They may give clues about the gold’s purity, who made the piece, where it…

Picture this. You finally get around to cleaning out a drawer and find an old dental crown tucked inside a tiny plastic bag. It doesn’t look like much. Maybe it even has some tooth material or porcelain attached. Before you throw it away, take another look. That old crown could contain gold and other valuable…

Let’s imagine you bought a one-ounce gold coin for $2,500. A year later, you see the price of gold quoted at $2,700. So you immediately assume you made a $200 profit, right? Hold on before you get all excited. Higher-priced gold does not necessarily mean you made a profit. The price of gold you see…

Buying physical gold sounds simple until you start comparing bar sizes. You may see 1-gram, 5-gram, 10-gram, and 20-gram bars sitting alongside 1-ounce gold bars and wonder: Is the smaller bar actually a better deal, or am I paying more for the convenience? The answer depends on what you want from your investment. Smaller gold…

Are you looking for a reliable way to own physical silver, or wondering why one silver coin attracts both serious investors and passionate collectors? The American Silver Eagle is the official silver bullion coin of the United States. Since its introduction in 1986, it has become one of the best-known silver coins in the world.…

Have you ever opened an old envelope, family safe, or box of inherited items and found a $1,000 bill inside? At first, you might wonder if it is real. After all, most people have never seen one in person. The fact is that the U.S. government once printed real $1,000 bills, and some are worth…