History of Gold
The American Gold Eagle is an indicator of the purchasing power of the US dollar.
In 1971 the US dollar became a FIAT currency, that means it was no longer backed by GOLD.
At that time an ounce of GOLD was $32 per ounce.
The Federal Reserve has been printing US dollars at will, for that reason an ounce of GOLD in 2026 is now $5091 per ounce.
GOLD to SILVER ratio = Gold Price / Silver Price
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Gold Bullion Bars
1 oz - .999 Gold Bars in Assay Cards
These bars are produced by various refiners and come sealed in an assay card that certifies their weight and purity. They are widely recognized and a popular choice for investors.
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American Gold Eagle Coin
The American Gold Eagle is the official gold bullion coin of the United States, first released by the U.S. Mint in 1986. It is widely recognized and sought after by both investors and collectors for its high liquidity, government guarantee of weight and purity, and iconic design.
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Gold Nuggets
Rare & Unique
Gold nuggets are naturally occurring pieces of native gold that are sought after by collectors, jewelers, and investors. Their price is generally higher than the spot price of gold due to their rarity and unique natural form.
Crystalline Gold in Quartz
Crystalline gold is a rare and beautiful form of natural gold that grows in distinct, angular shapes rather than smooth nuggets. It forms underground from hot, mineral-rich water that cools slowly in rock cracks, preserving its intricate shapes like cubes, leaves, or wires. Because of its unique beauty and rarity, crystalline gold is highly prized by mineral collectors and is valued at many times its weight in bullion gold, sometimes being classified as a gemstone.
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