Economist Phil Low predicts a "crack-up boom," citing drained gold/silver markets. He warns of hyperinflation, societal decay ...

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And this explains why government people are always eager to devalue gold, whether you go back to Rome with clipping, literally clipping gold out of coins to what they do ... limited government and the ...

Washington, DC, March 13, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The United States Mint (Mint) announces the opening of sales for the 2025 American Eagle Gold Proof Coins on March 20 at noon EDT. Orders are limited ...

Gold has been on a strong run, surpassing $3,000 for the first time last week, and now there are calls for even more upside ...

This year, the National Museum has about 200 objects on display, from archaic bronzes, jade, coins, and gold and silverware, to calligraphy, coins and ceramics. Following a routine that highlights ...

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Mises Wire recently ran a story entitled “The Gold at Fort Knox Was Stolen From Americans,” written by Mises Institute‘s executive editor Ryan McMaken. His essay‘s apt title reiterates the facts of ...

This, they argue, is a longstanding tactic dating back to ancient Rome’s practice of clipping coins to debase currency. Gold revaluation and inflationary monetary policies serve government interests ...