Gold and silver investors have, no doubt, been excited by the remarkable rally that these precious metals have seen. However, collectable gold and silver coins have an additional worth above the intrinsic value of their metal content.
Resolutions usually fizzle because they tend to pursue quick-fix, short-term results. Investing can be the same, and it can have detrimental results.
Silver has stepped out of the shadow of gold and has dominated headlines in the second half of 2025. While the silver market often mirrors gold’s moves, this year the metal’s dual role as a monetary asset and essential industrial material has resulted in it outperforming gold.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ 2025 Budget on November 26th is hotly anticipated, but not for good reasons.
Silver’s march towards an all-time high and the psychologically important $50/oz milestone is no longer just being discussed in commodities circles.
Gold has smashed through another psychological barrier, leaping past $3,600 an ounce after a weak U.S. jobs report intensified expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut next week.