24K Fractional Gold Notes: 100 Goldbacks at Money Metals Exchange

2026-01-22

Buy a 1-ounce Double-Divisible Silver Round Here: https://www.moneymetals.com/double-1-troy-ounce-divisible-silver-round-999-pure/1389

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You asked for it, and I finally got permission to do it.

In this video, I break the Double – 1 Troy Ounce Divisible Silver Round, .999 Pure by hand to see if it’s really as “divisible” as advertised. This unique 1 oz .999 fine silver round is designed to split into multiple pieces, making it a practical option for silver stacking, gifting, keepsakes, and even barter silver scenarios if the economy ever forces people back toward real money.

The concept echoes the old Spanish pieces of eight, which were historically divided for trade and everyday exchange. Watch the snap test up close, see how clean

2026-01-20

Shop NFL Silver Rounds: https://www.moneymetals.com/buy/silver/rounds/nfl-silver

The NFL officially licensed colorized silver rounds are here—each round features a full-color team logo on the obverse and the official NFL shield on the reverse, struck in 1 troy ounce of .999 fine silver.

These are a fun, tangible way to invest in silver, build team memorabilia, grab a standout gift for an NFL fan, or simply stack bullion with personality.

Buy Your Favorite Team Before the Super Bowl

Football season demand can move fast—if you want your team, it’s smart to grab it while it’s available.

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Why These NFL Silver Rounds Stand Out

Officially licensed NFL product

Colorized team logos on the front (obverse)

2026-01-19

1 oz Asahi Silver Round (.999 Pure): https://www.moneymetals.com/asahi-silver-round-1-troy-ounce-999-pure/1583

American Silver Eagles: https://www.moneymetals.com/buy/silver/coins/american-silver-eagle

People ask us all the time: what’s the difference between a silver round and a silver coin? They look almost identical, they can both be traded, and they can both contain one troy ounce of fine silver—so why does the terminology matter?

In this quick breakdown, we compare a private-mint silver round (Asahi) to a government-minted silver coin (American Silver Eagle) and explain the one key difference that separates “rounds” from “coins.”

The One Difference That Matters
Silver Coin (Example: American Silver Eagle)

Issued by a government mint (the U.S. Mint)

Carries an official legal

2026-01-15

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Remember the big promises?

Tariff revenue was supposed to end the income tax and even fund stimulus checks. But it never added up, and the numbers make that painfully clear.

Through the first three months of fiscal 2026, the federal government collected $90 billion in tariffs. In that same stretch, it spent $1.83 trillion.

In this clip, Money Metals analyst and reporter Mike Maharrey explains why tariffs can’t solve a government spending crisis, why the U.S. also has a borrowing problem, and how that fuels global de-dollarization. When the math doesn’t work, the pressure builds for the Federal Reserve to step in

2025-12-02

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K Street is Washington DC

In this short street-level report, Money Metals’ precious metals analyst and reporter Mike Maharrey takes you to K Street in Washington, DC – the symbolic heart of America’s lobbying machine.

Most people think laws are made only up on Capitol Hill. But as Mike explains, K Street is where the lobbyists work—and where enormous influence over legislation is really exercised.

From corporate interests to powerful industry groups, this is the place where backroom priorities can quietly shape public policy, regulations, and the economic rules we all have to live under.

For gold and silver investors, that matters.

When lobbyists and political insiders help drive policy on money, banking,

2025-12-01

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🇺🇸 State Flag Silver Bars: 1 oz Souvenirs That Hold Real Value 🇺🇸

Most silver products are aimed at investors… but these are the kind you’ll never forget.

In this Money Metals Exchange video, Mike Maharrey shows off a stunning set of colorized 1 oz state flag silver bars – collectible bullion pieces that work as both real investments and meaningful gifts.

Each bar features a full-color design of a U.S. state flag (all 50 states available), plus a U.S. flag bar, all struck from 1 troy ounce of .999 fine silver (99.9% pure). If you’ve lived in a state, visited it, or call it home, you can commemorate it in pure silver.

Bar Details:

• Metal: .999 Fine Silver (99.9% pure)

• Weight: 1 Troy Ounce

• Dimensions:

2025-11-28

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🎄 There’s $1,000,000 Sitting Under This Christmas Tree (Most People Miss It) 🎄

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Most people see Christmas decorations and Christmas decor. Precious metals fans see over $1,000,000 in real wealth quietly sitting around this tree in the form of kilo gold bars, gold bars, silver bars, silver rounds, silver coins, gold coins, gold rounds, and sterling silver statues.

In this short video from Money Metals Exchange, we walk you through our million-dollar Christmas tree scene loaded with festive bullion, unique coins, and over-the-top gift ideas for stackers and Christmas fanatics alike.

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You’ll spot:

✅ A Valcambi

2025-11-26

Have you ever wondered why the Friday after Thanksgiving is called Black Friday?

It’s not the reason most people think. The actual story is much more complicated – and somewhat amusing.

In this episode of the Money Metals’ Midweek Memo, host Mike Maharrey explains the evolution of the term "Black Friday and teaches some economics along the way.

He also highlights the release of the 2026 Sound Money Index.