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06/03/2026

Rare Engelhard 100 oz silver bars are no longer produced and remain highly sought after by silver investors and collectors.

With Money Metals, you can order an Engelhard bar directly—or take your chances with our Random Design 100 oz Silver Bar category and potentially receive one of these legendary silver bars.

06/03/2026

You've never seen a gold bar like this.

The Argor-Heraeus KineBar features a stunning holographic KINEGRAM® design on 1 troy ounce of .9999 fine gold, combining advanced security technology with investment-grade gold bullion.

Available from Money Metals.

06/03/2026

Some silver coins are worth far more than their metal content.

A Money Metals specialist explains the difference between rare coins, numismatic collectibles, and bullion—and why every precious metals investor should understand it before buying.

06/03/2026

Just LOOK at the Difference Between 24K and 22K Gold

The American Gold Buffalo was the first 24K gold bullion coin issued by the U.S. Mint—and the difference is impossible to miss.

Pure .9999 fine gold delivers a richer color than traditional 22K gold coins.

See why investors and collectors trust the Gold Buffalo.

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06/03/2026

"Gold is still the number one safe haven investment... and it's proven that it is the last resource of liquidity as well." -Kai Hoffmann

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06/03/2026

The drafting of the Declaration of Independence is one of the most important moments in American history.

At Money Metals headquarters, it's commemorated with a stunning mural that also inspired our exclusive America 250th Anniversary .999 silver round featuring Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, and Benjamin Franklin.

06/02/2026

Only about 4 million 1 oz Engelhard silver bars were ever produced—roughly what the U.S. Mint makes in Silver Eagles in a single month.

Vintage Engelhard silver isn't just .999 fine silver. It's a piece of American history.

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06/02/2026

Most people have no idea some U.S. nickels contain silver.

War Nickels minted during World War II are 35% silver and remain one of the most overlooked forms of junk silver.

Money Metals breaks down how to identify these historic silver nickels and why stackers and coin collectors still seek them out today.

06/02/2026

When most people buy their first gold or silver bar, they gravitate toward minted bars.

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They're shiny. They're polished. They come sealed in attractive packaging.

But ask experienced stackers what they prefer, and you may be surprised by the answer.

Many choose cast bars instead.

Why would investors prefer a bar with cooling marks, rough surfaces, and an industrial appearance?

Because seasoned bullion buyers often focus on one thing: maximizing ounces.

Cast bars typically carry lower premiums, are easier to handle, and resemble the large bullion bars held by central banks, COMEX vaults, and institutional investors.

Minted bars offer beautiful presentation, strong gift appeal, and added security features. Cast bars offer raw, tangible wealth storage.

Neither choice is wrong.

The real question is this:

Are you buying precious metals for presentation or accumulation?

If you own physical gold or silver, which do you prefer: Cast bars or minted bars?

Tell us why in the comments. 👇

https://www.moneymetals.com/bullion/cast-bar-vs-minted-bar

06/02/2026

When the mainstream media is talking about gold, just know that it is likely old news for those who subscribe to the free Money Metals precious metals newsletter.

Mike Maharrey and Money Metals covered gold being the number one reserve asset in early January 2026.

https://www.moneymetals.com/news/2026/01/08/gold-tops-treasuries-as-worlds-biggest-foreign-reserve-asset-004597

Gold now ranks as the world’s number one reserve asset, topping U.S. bonds for the first time in 30 years.