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| When should I sell my gold? With prices hitting record highs, a lot of people are asking whether they should sell or hold. In this episode of the Midweek Memo podcast, Mike tackles this question, using the example of a luxury hotel that literally tore gold bars out of its floor to sell. He also touches on the Super Bowl, revealing just how much more valuable the silver Lombardi Trophy is this year compared to last. |
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🚨 Silver just smashed through $100/oz for the first time in history. Gold is closing in on $5,000. But according to Frank Holmes, CEO of U.S. Global Investors, we’re only seeing the beginning of what he calls "the most dramatic precious metals reset of our lifetime."
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In this explosive interview, Holmes reveals why gold could hit $20,000/oz, how China is weaponizing silver against the U.S. dollar, and why your pocket change is about to become extinct. Plus, he shares the shocking reason why Indian women own 6x more gold than Fort Knox.
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We Didn’t Expect This: Kilo Gold Bar Stacks Worth $7M
2026-01-14
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Two stacks of kilo gold bars. One on the left, one on the right. And the numbers are hard to ignore.
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Estimated value in 1996: $447,923
Right stack: 11 kilo gold bars
Estimated value in January 2026: $1,626,825
Total: 47 kilo gold bars
Estimated melt value in January 2026: $6,950,981 (about $7M)
A kilo gold bar contains about 32.151 troy ounces of gold. When you see physical stacks like this next to real-world valuations from different eras, it puts the gold price story in a whole new light. 47 kilo gold bars is equal to around 1511.09 troy ounces.
If you’re looking to buy or sell physical gold, Money Metals Exchange makes it simple.
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Fractional Gold Bars: Best Way to Buy Gold on a Budget
2026-01-09
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https://www.moneymetals.com/buy/gold/bars/fractional-gold-bars
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Fractional Gold Bars: Best Way to Buy Gold on a Budget
Gold has gotten expensive — but that doesn’t mean you have to wait to start buying it.
In this video, we show a Money Metals exclusive 1 oz gold bar and explain why fractional gold bars are one of the best ways to start acquiring physical gold on a budget. What makes fractional gold a great option is how affordable it is for almost anyone to start acquiring gold, without having to buy a full ounce at a time.
Money Metals offers fractional sizes like 1/10 oz, ½ gram, and more — so you can build your gold position gradually in a way that fits your
Lustrous Argor Heraeus 1 Kilo Gold Bar – Money Metals Exchange #gold #goldbar #kilo #preciousmetals
2025-11-25
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Lustrous Argor Heraeus 1 Kilo Gold Bar Money Metals Exchange
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Experience the sheer weight of real wealth with this stunning Lustrous Argor Heraeus 1 Kilo Gold Bar at Money Metals Exchange. In this video, you’ll get an up-close look at a full 1 kilogram (32.151 troy ounces) of .9999 fine gold — a serious bullion position for investors who want to move beyond small coins and bars into true wealth consolidation.
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Gold Is the New 20
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What Is This Gold and Silver Bull Market Telling Us?
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Silver finally broke above its all-time high. Meanwhile, gold is setting records on what seems like a daily basis.
But what is this precious metal rally telling us?
There is more to it than central bank demand and investors seeking safe havens.
In this episode of the Money Metals’ Midweek Memo, Mike Maharrey takes a deep dive into the current dynamics of the silver market and uncovers the underlying factors driving both gold and silver higher – a shaky global fiat money system and a paper market suffering from an acute shortage of metal.
What Does $1,400,000 in Silver Look Like? #silver #onemilliondollars
2025-09-30
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Precious metals analyst Mike Maharrey of Money Metals Exchange shows a pallet of silver bars that equals around $1,400,000 (USD).
Mike estimates that this pallet of silver bars is worth around $1,000,000.
As of September 30, 2025, this pallet of thirty 70-lb silver bars is worth a little over $1,400,000.
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No Solutions, Just Trade-Offs
2025-09-24
Thomas Sowell wrote, "There are no solutions. There are only trade-offs.”
This perfectly describes why the Fed cut rates last week despite lamenting "somewhat elevated" inflation.
In this episode of the Midweek Memo podcast, host Mike Maharrey explains the trade-offs facing the central bankers, why they made the decision they did, and how it will impact the gold and silver markets.
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