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| | | | | |  Gold prices continue to surge forward with new records set nearly every day during the last two weeks. Now, the demand for the yellow metal will pull United States Mint collector gold coin prices higher, including those of the upcoming 2010 Proof Gold Eagles. Pricing for the U.S. Mint's numismatic gold coins can change depending on the London Fix weekly gold average. The Mint last raised coin prices on September 15, 2010, when the average moved between $1,250.00 and $1,299.99 an ounce.(...)
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| | | | | |  U.S. gold prices rallied above $1,340 an ounce on Tuesday, scoring a fresh record as the U.S. dollar tumbled near to a nine-month low against other world currencies. Commodities jumped ahead as a group. Silver reached another fresh 30-year high as prices soared 3.2 percent to close just 26 cents shy of $23 an ounce. Platinum and palladium gained 1.7 percent and 3.0 percent, respectively. And oil hit a five-month high to near $83 a barrel. U.S. stocks rallied as well. The major indexes surged between 1.7 and 2.4 percent, registering their best levels since May.(...)
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| | | | | |  Professional Coin Grading Service (www.PCGS.com) will provide on-site authentication and grading services and offer show specials for on-site submissions at the Silver Dollar & Rare Coin Expo in Saint Charles, Missouri, October 14- 16, 2010, and at the Whitman Coin & Collectibles Baltimore Expo, November 4 – 7, 2010. The following show specials will be available at both shows to PCGS Authorized Dealers and members of the PCGS Collectors Club:(...)
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| | | | | | The United States Mint has released images of the new 5-ounce America the Beautiful Silver Bullion Coins and they clearly show sharper, more detailed scenes than those depicted on circulating America the Beautiful Quarters™ which share the same designs.  The new 5.0 ounce America the Beautiful Silver Coins are more detailed than the quarters, and feature incused edges of '.999 FINE SILVER 5.0 OUNCE'. Click coin image to enlarge. The U.S. Mint began producing the bullion silver coins in September, and expects to strike 100,000 of each of the five 2010 designs for a total mintage of 500,000. They will have greater detail due to their specifications and the employed manufacturing process. U.S. Mint spokesman Michael White explains:(...)
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| | | | | | Good Morning, Japan's 0.10 percent (!) rate 'cut' surprised and rattled currency, bond, and metals overnight markets more than any of its previous currency market intervention did. The BoJ effectively ran out of rate-tinkering ammo with this 'all stops removed' accommodation. The bulls-eye landing on the big, fat, nil interest rate number plus the creation of a $60 billion fund intended to buy government bonds underscored the intensity of the anti-deflationary battle raging on within many a central bank around the world. The Japanese action reinvigorated speculative expectations that US version of QE2 will soon make a debut of its own and that global central banks are — despite public assertions to the contrary-effectively engaged in "CCD" (competitive currency devaluation). The 'line in the sand' that is thought to be drawn around the value of the yen vis a vis the dollar at the 82-mark came into question once again, and so did the speculation that there might still be currency market intervention missiles being loaded into the BoJ's cannons. Behold the bets being placed under such turbulent conditions:(...)
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