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Based in Idaho Falls, Idaho, and founded in 2016, 7k Metals is an online bullion and collectible-coin dealer. Our goal lies in offering both classic coins, bars, and rounds and graded, rare collectibles to budding and experienced gold and silver buyers while providing educational resources to help them confidently navigate precious-metal ownership. Through relationships with the largest distributo

rs and most well-regarded graders in the world, our customers have access to one of the best selections of precious metals on the market. With a 7k membership, you’ll enjoy access to exclusive numismatic coins, competitively priced bullion, one-of-a-kind services designed to simplify and enrich your collection of precious metals, invaluable education, and a community of collectors exploring and enjoying their precious-metal journeys. Our mission encompasses the desire to make gold and silver a household commodity rather than a distant idea or a rich man’s game. We are committed to forging our futures, crafting our legacies, and attaining our dreams through the power of precious metals.

A warrior. A ruler. The final stand of an empire.This striking coin commemorates Cuauhtémoc, the last Aztec ruler, and t...
09/10/2026

A warrior. A ruler. The final stand of an empire.

This striking coin commemorates Cuauhtémoc, the last Aztec ruler, and the resistance surrounding the fall of Tenochtitlan in 1521.

Struck in ultra-high relief, the design brings Cuauhtémoc and the legendary eagle and jaguar warriors into incredible dimension, while selective gold plating draws attention to details in the feather jewelry and breastplate. Flip it over to find the Templo Mayor framed by the Aztec solar calendar, continuing the story on the obverse.

With only 999 coins minted worldwide, this coin is available through 7k and currently on a deal! Grab this piece of Aztec history captured to add to your collection while it’s available at 7K.

Shop now: https://7kmetals.com/deals/4e200acf74064f49bda46dba0b646ee1/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=AztecEmpire25

Someone once carried it in a pocket. 🪙Someone may have bought lunch with it. Decades later, a coin that seemed ordinary ...
09/09/2026

Someone once carried it in a pocket. 🪙Someone may have bought lunch with it. Decades later, a coin that seemed ordinary can become a little piece of history.

09/09/2026

Buried in the Constitution are a few words that quietly changed who the government ultimately answered to. Do you know the words?

Thirteen states had a decision to make and nobody knew if enough of them would say yes. Which states would take the gamble and what made those words so radical? Watch the story.

September is your chance to grab coin number three—The Constitution—of six exclusive coins that are part of our Revolution: Road to 250 is a limited-run series of American Silver Eagles struck to mark America's semiquincentennial.

09/08/2026

"Here is my secret, a very simple secret: It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye." Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, 'The Little Prince'.

What a beautiful thought about character and true beauty emblazoned upon this collectable coin. Tilt your coin just right to see the easy to miss yet unforgettable once found, Secret Heart ❤️.

Save $38 when you grab the 1oz Silver coin during our current deal offer. Shop now: https://7kmetals.com/deals/fbdcea5ac1d64fc898b842dc1f7b3330/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=SecretHeart22

The U.S. once made a 20-cent coin.In 1875, the U.S. Mint introduced the Twenty-Cent Piece.The problem? It was extremely ...
09/08/2026

The U.S. once made a 20-cent coin.

In 1875, the U.S. Mint introduced the Twenty-Cent Piece.

The problem? It was extremely close in size and appearance to the quarter, which made the two coins easy to confuse.

The denomination didn’t last long. Coins were struck for circulation for only two years—1875 and 1876—with additional proof-only issues in 1877 and 1878.

Today, that short-lived experiment is a fascinating piece of U.S. coin history.

👇 Did you know America once had a 20-cent coin?

09/08/2026

Alexander Hamilton went to the Constitutional Convention as one of three delegates representing New York.

Then his two fellow delegates walked out, leaving Hamilton behind to make a decision on his own. What he did next would help shape the fight over the Constitution far beyond that convention hall. Watch the story.

🇺🇸 Built by Hard Work. Made to Last.This Labor Day, we celebrate the people who show up, put in the work, and keep build...
09/07/2026

🇺🇸 Built by Hard Work. Made to Last.

This Labor Day, we celebrate the people who show up, put in the work, and keep building—one day at a time.

Because the things worth having rarely happen overnight.

Here’s to hard work, strong foundations, and building something you’re proud to pass on. 🪙

Happy Labor Day from 7K Metals! 🇺🇸

09/06/2026

After spending months helping shape the Constitution, George Mason was expected to do what nearly everyone else in the room did: sign it.

Instead, he refused and reportedly said he’d rather lose his right hand than put his name on the document as written. His decision cost him personally, but one of his biggest objections wouldn’t stay ignored for long.

Stay tuned as we share a video every day during America's 250th year.

09/05/2026

The Constitution had been written. But that didn’t mean America was ready to accept it.

What followed was another fight—this time not on a battlefield, but between Americans fiercely divided over what their new government should look like. Watch to see what happened next.

September is your chance to grab coin number three of six exclusive coins that are part of our Revolution: Road to 250 is a limited-run series of American Silver Eagles struck to mark America's semiquincentennial.

09/04/2026

We know the names of the men who debated and shaped the Constitution. But someone still had to actually put the final words on paper.

He was handed the text on a Saturday afternoon with an almost impossible deadline, and no room for error. So who was the man trusted with writing one of the most important documents in American history? Watch his story.

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