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2025-11-14

Exclusive interview with Michael Pento of Pento Portfolio Strategies and author of the book The Coming Bond Market Collapse. Michael weighs in on the growing global de-dollarization movement as foreign countries around the world are actively working to reduce their holdings of U.S. Treasuries and more.

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2025-11-06

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Are These the Most Luxurious Building Blocks? Pure Silver!

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In this short, Mike Maharrey from Money Metals showcases .999 fine (99.9% pure) silver “building blocks”—precision-made silver bars styled after the childhood favorite.

They arrive with a premium wooden base so you can build, stack, and display your silver in style. Perfect for silver stackers, collectors with a kid-at-heart mentality, and standout Christmas gifts.

What you’ll see:

– Pure .999 fine silver blocks that interlock and stack

– A solid wooden display base for desk or shelf

– Close-ups of the craftsmanship and finish

– Ideas for gifting and adding flair to your stack

2025-10-08

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What Does “Melt Value” Really Mean? — Mike Maharrey Explains Junk Silver

📍📍 “This is a 1962 quarter. This is a 1981 quarter.”

If you’re just watching the video, you probably can’t tell the difference. Both look like regular quarters. But one of them — the 1981 — is only worth twenty-five cents. The 1962 quarter, on the other hand, is worth almost $9 at today’s silver prices.

So how can that be?

💰 The Real Difference Between Old and New Coins

Quarters minted in 1964 or earlier are made of 90% silver, while those minted after that year are mostly copper with a thin nickel coating.

And by the way, the same thing applies to dimes and half dollars. Pre-1965 U.S. coins — dimes, quarters, and halves — are

2025-10-02

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The government shutdown is making headlines, but the real danger isn’t the pause—it’s what happens when Washington reopens. More borrowing. More spending. More inflation.

As precious metals analyst and reporter Mike Maharrey of Money Metals explains, this isn’t even a real shutdown. The IRS keeps collecting taxes, while only so-called “non-essential” functions get suspended. But here’s the kicker: if they’re non-essential, why are we funding them at all?

When the political theater ends, Washington always goes back to the same playbook: piling on debt and keeping the inflation machine cranking. You can’t vote this problem away. The only way to shield your

2025-08-14

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2025-07-30

A lot of countries are bringing their gold home. What’s behind this gold repatriation movement? 

In this episode of the Midweek Memo podcast, host Mike Maharrey takes a deep dive into the gold repatriation trend, explaining the motivations behind it and some of the potential ramifications.

In this episode, Mike also discusses platinum’s phenomenal performance during the first half of the year.