How Much Gold Exists? It’s Less Than You Think

2026-03-06

Browse all MLB silver rounds here: https://www.moneymetals.com/buy/silver/rounds/mlb-silver-rounds

MLB Silver Rounds: 1 oz .999 Baseball Collectibles

Baseball fans and silver collectors — these official MLB silver rounds combine America’s pastime with real .999 silver.

In this video we showcase 1 oz MLB silver rounds featuring popular Major League Baseball teams and superstar players. These colorized rounds highlight iconic franchises and athletes while containing 1 troy ounce of .999 fine silver, making them both collectible memorabilia and tangible precious metal.

Examples of available designs include MLB teams such as:

Chicago Cubs
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Los Angeles Dodgers
Atlanta Braves
Houston Astros
St. Louis Cardinals
Toronto Blue Jays
Seattle Mariners
San Diego

2026-03-04

See the Draco Dragon statue here: https://www.moneymetals.com/draco-dragon-sterling-silver-statue-8-troy-ozs-925-pure/804

Silver Dragon Guards Treasure? Draco Silver Statue (2026)

What happens when a dragon guards a treasure hoard… made entirely of silver?

In this video, Draco the Dragon, an intricately sculpted 8 troy ounce sterling silver statue, sits watch over a stack of silver coins like a legendary guardian protecting its hoard. With wings raised, claws gripping the treasure beneath it, and scales captured in remarkable detail, this piece brings the timeless myth of the treasure-guarding dragon to life in precious metal.

Unlike traditional bullion bars and rounds, the Draco Dragon sterling silver statue blends precious metal ownership with collectible artwork. The antique

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

Or call Money Metals Exchange at 1-800-800-1865.

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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.

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

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

2025-11-20

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Gold Reserve Transparency Act Proposal Summary

https://www.moneymetals.com/news/2025/11/19/us-senator-introduces-comprehensive-gold-audit-legislation-004494

The United States is said to hold the world’s largest gold reserve, worth hundreds of billions of dollars — but it hasn’t had a comprehensive, independent audit since 1953.

This video breaks down Senator Mike Lee’s Gold Reserve Transparency Act of 2025 and explains why a real, modern audit of America’s gold is long overdue.

You’ll learn exactly what the bill would do: require the Comptroller General (GAO) to hire an independent third-party auditor to conduct a full assay, inventory, and audit of all U.S. gold — including deep-storage reserves — at Fort

2025-10-04

This week, Economist Daniel Lacalle, professor of Global Economy at IE Business School in Madrid, Spain and author of Escape from the Central Bank Trap, among other books. Daniel has some very insightful things to say about the Fed’s interest rate manipulation and much more…

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