Money Metals Lady Liberty Gold 1/100th Ounce Round

2026-03-04

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Draco Dragon Silver Statue (8 oz) — Insane Detail Unboxing

Watch this silent unboxing of the Draco Dragon Sterling Silver Statue, an impressive collectible containing 8 troy ounces of .925 sterling silver and produced by Rearden Metals.

This detailed silver dragon statue stands apart from typical silver bars or rounds. Every scale, claw, and wing is sculpted with remarkable precision, making it both a precious metals collectible and a striking piece of silver artwork.

Fantasy collectors, dragon enthusiasts, and silver stackers appreciate pieces like this because they combine substantial silver weight with intricate artistic craftsmanship.

Draco Dragon Silver

2026-02-23

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BLS Jobs Report EXPOSED: 403,000 Jobs Erased

Did the Federal Reserve just react to the wrong numbers?

In this video, Mike Maharrey exposes what the headlines didn’t emphasize in the latest jobs report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

While the media highlighted an “upside surprise” in January job growth, the BLS quietly revised prior data — erasing 403,000 jobs from last year’s totals.

That’s not an isolated event.

In 2023, job figures were revised downward in 10 out of 12 months. Yet Fed Governor Christopher Waller suggested strong employment data could justify pausing rate cuts.

So what happens if the Fed is steering monetary policy using numbers that

2026-02-17

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Inflation Isn’t Dead — CPI Is Misleading You

The media says inflation is cooling. The CPI came in at 2.4%. The Fed looks victorious.

But is inflation really gone?

In this short, Mike Maharrey explains why falling CPI numbers don’t mean your purchasing power is safe. Even at the Federal Reserve’s so-called 2% target, your dollar loses more than 10% of its value every five years — and that’s by design.

Monetary inflation is still alive. The money supply remains elevated. Rising prices are just one symptom — and they often lag behind currency debasement.

If you’re relying on headline CPI numbers to judge inflation risk, you could be missing the bigger picture.

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2026-01-14

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Inflation is NOT Cooling, CPI is LYING TO YOU!

The December CPI report seems to show inflation is cooling. Or maybe it proves inflation is still sticky. It depends on how you interpret the numbers.

But here’s the point Mike Maharrey makes in this video. CPI is not the full inflation story.

If you want the real inflation signal, watch what actually drives inflation in the first place. The money supply and the Fed’s balance sheet.

Inflation is an increase in the supply of money and credit. Rising consumer prices, and CPI specifically, are often a symptom of that monetary inflation.

Since late 2023, M2 money supply has been

2026-01-08

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Silver Bars at Money Metals: Kilo, 100 oz, and 10 oz Stackers!

Many precious metals dealers are sold out of common silver products right now — but Money Metals Exchange is still staying well-stocked as intense retail demand and a global physical supply crunch hit the market.

Over the past several weeks, wild silver price moves and tightness in physical supply have led to widespread “sold out” notices and multi-week delays across the industry.

Meanwhile, strong demand and higher regional premiums (especially in Asia) have been pulling physical silver around the world, while new China export controls for 2026 have added another layer of market friction.

In this quick showcase, we highlight silver bars

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:

2025-11-27

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Standing outside the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) building in Washington, D.C. (600 Pennsylvania Avenue, North West) Money Metals’ Mike Maharrey breaks down why so much of what happens inside that agency has no basis in the original Constitution.

In this short on-the-ground video, Mike explains how the word “trade” meant something very different in the Founding era than it does today. When the Constitution granted Congress the power to “regulate commerce,” it referred narrowly to the movement of goods from place to place — not every form of economic life, and certainly not a blank check for federal bureaucrats.

Over time, politicians, judges, and agencies have twisted that limited power into a justification