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08/17/2026

Gold segment. Volume 2

Gold is a dense, soft, yellow chemical element with the symbol Au and atomic number 79. As a precious metal, spot gold trades around $4,398 per troy ounce, driven by central bank reserves, global economic uncertainty, and high investment demand.

Physical Properties & Characteristics

Chemical Symbol: Au (from Latin aurum)
Atomic Number: 79

Purity Measure: Measured in karats (24k is pure gold)

Traits: Highly malleable, ductile, and resistant to corrosion or tarnish.

Major Uses
Investment: Bullion coins (like the Canadian Gold Maple Leaf) and bars used to hedge against inflation.

Jewelry: Frequently alloyed with other metals like copper, silver, or nickel for durability.

Technology: Used in electronics, aerospace, and computing due to its excellent electrical conductivity and corrosion resistance.

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08/17/2026

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08/11/2026
08/08/2026

Three key questions and answers by expert Numismatist David Hamil

08/08/2026

Expert Numismatists David Hamil

08/06/2026
07/31/2026

Video notes ( variety of 1964 and below quarters that’s in the video).

The numismatic and total value of a 1964 quarter
generally ranges from about $11 to over $6,700, driven primarily by its base silver melt value of roughly $10.35 and its specific state of preservation.

Most circulated 1964 quarters (no mint mark or 'D' mint mark) show wear and trade close to their precious metal content.

Grades Fine to Extra Fine (F to XF): Valued around $11 to $20.

About Uncirculated (AU): Valued around $13.00 to $13.50.

Uncirculated (Mint State) Values

MS60 to M$64: Valued between $16 and $24.

MS65 to M$66: Valued between $26 and $260, as clean surfaces and luster elevate collector interest.

MS67 and Higher: Premium grades command high collector prices, with MS67 pieces reaching $4,650 to $6,700 and exceptional specimens fetching even more at auction.

07/31/2026

Silver has fallen by half from its January high, in part due to investor nervousness about AI data centers.

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