Chinese Panda Gold Coins Up Close (1/2 oz vs 3g)

2026-03-10

$2 U.S. Red Seal Note (1953–1953-C)
https://www.moneymetals.com/2-us-red-seal-note-very-good-to-very-fine-1953-to-1953-c/2196

$5 U.S. Red Seal Note (1963)
https://www.moneymetals.com/5-us-red-seal-note-good-to-very-fine-1963/2195

$1 U.S. Silver Certificate (1935)
https://www.moneymetals.com/us-silver-certificate-collection-2-x-1-usd-notes-1935-and-1957/2078

Old U.S. Paper Money: $1 Silver Certificate & Red Seal Notes

Take a close look at three fascinating types of historic U.S. paper currency that collectors and history enthusiasts continue to seek out today.

In this video, we show authentic examples of:

• $1 Silver Certificate (1935) – A classic note from when U.S. dollars were redeemable for silver.
• $2 Red Seal Note (1953–1953-C) – A United States Note issued with the

2026-03-05

Money Metals Design Silver Bar – 10 oz (.999 Fine Silver)
https://www.moneymetals.com/money-metals-design-silver-bar-10-ounce-999-pure/1299

1 oz Silver Buffalo Round (.999 Fine Silver)
https://www.moneymetals.com/1-oz-silver-buffalo-round/158

Best Silver to Buy: Buffalo Rounds and 10 oz Bars

Key Timestamps:

0:00 – Introduction to recommended silver items
0:10 – Buffalo rounds explained
0:18 – 10-ounce silver bars discussion
0:25 – Value proposition for new and experienced buyers

What is the best silver to buy?

In this video, we highlight two of the most popular and practical silver bullion products for both new and experienced stackers: the 1 oz Silver Buffalo Round and the 10 oz Money Metals Design Silver Bar.

These two products are industry staples because they typically trade

2026-01-23

Buy Junk Silver Dimes here: https://www.moneymetals.com/pre-1965-90-silver-dimes-only-0715-oz-of-silver-for-every-1-face-value/1393

Watch This Before It’s Gone: Junk Silver Dimes 1 Dollar Under Spot

POV sifting through junk silver dimes and sorting real pre-1965 U.S. Mint 90% silver coinage. These are not just Roosevelt dimes. A bag of junk silver dimes can include Roosevelt dimes, Mercury dimes, and Barber dimes, all minted before 1965 and valued primarily for their silver content.

Right now, Money Metals has junk silver dimes and quarters on sale for 1 dollar under spot ($1 under spot price). Under-spot physical silver is rare, and deals like this can disappear fast.

Junk Silver Dimes Key Specs:

• Composition: 90% silver, 10% copper

• Silver per dime: 0.0715 troy oz

• Silver per

2026-01-21

With silver pushing toward $100 and gold knocking on the door of $5,000, there is a lot of excitement in the precious metals space right now.

Sometimes, this level of excitement can lead to over-exuberance and excessive hype.

In this episode of the Midweek Memo podcast, host Mike Maharrey corrects a story relating to Chinese silver exports that he initially overstated, and sets the record straight about rumors of silver shortages at the U.S. Mint. He uses these examples to urge balance and discernment when perusing and evaluating precious metals news.

Mike warns against getting caught up in hype and hyperbole. However, he says you also need to understand the magnitude of this bull market.

2026-01-20

Buy gold: https://www.moneymetals.com/buy/gold – Buy silver: https://www.moneymetals.com/buy/silver

Gold Allocation Shock: From 1% to 20% Could Break the Market

How much gold do you have?

If you’re like most people, it’s none.

In this short message, Money Metals’ Mike Maharrey explains why most American investors are dangerously underexposed to precious metals, why traditional advisors have spent decades ignoring gold and silver, and why that mindset is starting to change as currency devaluation accelerates.

Most investors hold less than 1% of their portfolios in precious metals. But what happens if that crowd starts moving toward a much higher allocation?

Morgan Stanley CIO, Michael Wilson, recently said, "Investors should abandon the old 60/40 portfolio in favor of a 60/20/20

2026-01-14

Browse available products here: https://www.moneymetals.com/buy/silver/bars/1-oz-silver-bars

Or call 1-800-800-1865 to order directly.

1 oz Silver Bars at Money Metals

If you’re looking for a simple, satisfying way to stack physical silver, 1 troy ounce silver bars are one of the most popular options. In this video, we’re showing off a few of the 1 oz silver bars available at Money Metals, including a mix of styles and a Money Metals exclusive bar.

A troy ounce is the standard weight system used for precious metals. 1 troy ounce equals 31.103 grams and 480 grains. That’s different from a standard (avoirdupois) ounce, which is used for everyday items like food and household goods. A standard ounce equals 28.350 grams. In other words, a troy ounce is heavier than a regular ounce,

2025-11-28

Jorge Jraissati, President of the Economic Inclusion Group discuss the troubling subject of de-banking and how individuals and organizations are suddenly having their bank accounts closed in a growing number of instances and without clear explanations as to why. | Do you own precious metals you would rather not sell, but need access to cash? Get Started Here: https://www.moneymetals.com/gold-loan

2025-11-26

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Step into the shoes of a precious metals pro and learn how to hear the difference between real silver and a convincing fake.

In this first-person Money Metals video, you’ll watch and listen as silver rounds and coins are sifted, stacked, and gently struck together to perform the classic “ping test.” Along the way, we uncover an outright counterfeit—using nothing more than sound. You’ll hear the telltale dull clunk of the fake compared to the bright, ringing tone of genuine silver.

What you’ll see and hear in this video:

✔️ How the silver “ping test” works in real time

✔️ The distinct sound of authentic silver vs. counterfeit metal

✔️ Simple, at-home screening tips for your own silver coins and rounds

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