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                    <title><![CDATA[March 9, 2010 - Chinese Plans Fail to Inspire Gold Bullion]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/chinese-plans-fail-to-inspire-gold-bullion/</link>
                    <pubDate>Tue, 09 Mar 2010 15:47:52 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>March 9, 2010</strong> &ndash; Although many have speculated about China&rsquo;s <strong>gold bullion</strong> reserves, recent comments by Yi Gang, director of China&rsquo;s State Administration of Foreign Exchange have not led to any substantial changes in gold prices. While it has 1,054 tonnes of gold in its treasury, China does not see itself as a large player in the gold market, despite a desire to diversify its $2.4 trillion in currency holdings.</p>
<p>&ldquo;It is, in fact, impossible for gold to become a major investment channel for China&rsquo;s foreign exchange reserves. I have 1,000 tonnes now, and even if I doubled that holding, according to current prices, that would be about $30 billion,&rdquo; Yi said.</p>
<p>China had been rumored to have interest in purchasing the remaining 191.3 tonnes of gold belonging to the International Monetary Fund. &ldquo;I don&rsquo;t think China will buy gold in the open market. They will buy gold from their own mines,&rdquo; said a dealer in Hong Kong.</p>
<p>At 2:30 PM EST today, <strong>Gold bullion</strong> prices had dropped $1.50 to stand at $1,123.20 per ounce. The lower prices were believed to be the result of unwinding speculative bets related to Greece&rsquo;s debt rather than reaction to Yi&rsquo;s comments.</p>
<p>While China&rsquo;s decision has not caused increased prices or interest in gold investment, demand continues to be steady. <strong>Gold bullion</strong> investment rose nearly seven percent last year and SPDR Gold Trust has recently pushed its holdings up 0.6 percent as investor interest climbs.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>March 9, 2010</strong> &ndash; Although many have speculated about China&rsquo;s <strong>gold bullion</strong> reserves, recent comments by Yi Gang, director of China&rsquo;s State Administration of Foreign Exchange have not led to any substantial changes in gold prices. While it has 1,054 tonnes of gold in its treasury, China does not see itself as a large player in the gold market, despite a desire to diversify its $2.4 trillion in currency holdings.</p>
<p>&ldquo;It is, in fact, impossible for gold to become a major investment channel for China&rsquo;s foreign exchange reserves. I have 1,000 tonnes now, and even if I doubled that holding, according to current prices, that would be about $30 billion,&rdquo; Yi said.</p>
<p>China had been rumored to have interest in purchasing the remaining 191.3 tonnes of gold belonging to the International Monetary Fund. &ldquo;I don&rsquo;t think China will buy gold in the open market. They will buy gold from their own mines,&rdquo; said a dealer in Hong Kong.</p>
<p>At 2:30 PM EST today, <strong>Gold bullion</strong> prices had dropped $1.50 to stand at $1,123.20 per ounce. The lower prices were believed to be the result of unwinding speculative bets related to Greece&rsquo;s debt rather than reaction to Yi&rsquo;s comments.</p>
<p>While China&rsquo;s decision has not caused increased prices or interest in gold investment, demand continues to be steady. <strong>Gold bullion</strong> investment rose nearly seven percent last year and SPDR Gold Trust has recently pushed its holdings up 0.6 percent as investor interest climbs.</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[March 6, 2010 - Gold Bullion Prices]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/economic-conditions-hold-gold-bullion-prices-firm/</link>
                    <pubDate>Mon, 08 Mar 2010 07:38:57 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>March 6, 2010</strong> &ndash; <strong>Gold bullion prices </strong>remained steady on Friday as economic conditions kept investor interest strong. According to Saxo Bank senior manager Ole Hansen, &quot;The view among many is still that they worry about missing the boat and there has been buying into the break through at $1,131.&quot; Gold prices ended the day up $1.90 to close at $1,135.40, holding above its resistance point near $1,130.</p>
<p><strong>Gold bullion prices</strong> were strong on positive non-farm payroll news which showed a drop of 36,000 jobs, the lowest total in nearly two years; the unemployment rate remained at 9.7 percent. Mr. Hansen observed, &quot;The better-than-expected non-farm payrolls initially took gold lower as the market moved in tandem with the stronger dollar.&quot; The lows didn&rsquo;t hold as gold broke from trending with the dollar and moved higher.</p>
<p>The US Dollar Index closed the day at 80.43, down 0.129. It had initially rallied on the employment news and the Purchasing Managers Index which exceeded the expected 51.0 percent to post a 53.0; any number above 50 percent indicates growth.</p>
<p>Prices stayed relatively steady in spite of the favorable numbers, due to the fact that they met analysts&rsquo; expectations. &ldquo;This series of reports are on target, which means you probably won&rsquo;t get [a significant increase],&rdquo; said Doug Roberts, chief investment strategist for Channel Capital.</p>
<p>Analysts are expressing optimism that <strong>gold bullion prices </strong>will remain strong in the medium term, as employment increases are expected and the Federal Reserve keeps interest rates low, encouraging further investment.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>March 6, 2010</strong> &ndash; <strong>Gold bullion prices </strong>remained steady on Friday as economic conditions kept investor interest strong. According to Saxo Bank senior manager Ole Hansen, &quot;The view among many is still that they worry about missing the boat and there has been buying into the break through at $1,131.&quot; Gold prices ended the day up $1.90 to close at $1,135.40, holding above its resistance point near $1,130.</p>
<p><strong>Gold bullion prices</strong> were strong on positive non-farm payroll news which showed a drop of 36,000 jobs, the lowest total in nearly two years; the unemployment rate remained at 9.7 percent. Mr. Hansen observed, &quot;The better-than-expected non-farm payrolls initially took gold lower as the market moved in tandem with the stronger dollar.&quot; The lows didn&rsquo;t hold as gold broke from trending with the dollar and moved higher.</p>
<p>The US Dollar Index closed the day at 80.43, down 0.129. It had initially rallied on the employment news and the Purchasing Managers Index which exceeded the expected 51.0 percent to post a 53.0; any number above 50 percent indicates growth.</p>
<p>Prices stayed relatively steady in spite of the favorable numbers, due to the fact that they met analysts&rsquo; expectations. &ldquo;This series of reports are on target, which means you probably won&rsquo;t get [a significant increase],&rdquo; said Doug Roberts, chief investment strategist for Channel Capital.</p>
<p>Analysts are expressing optimism that <strong>gold bullion prices </strong>will remain strong in the medium term, as employment increases are expected and the Federal Reserve keeps interest rates low, encouraging further investment.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[February 26, 2010 - Currency Woes Could Benefit Gold Bullion]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/currency-woes-could-benefit-gold-bullion/</link>
                    <pubDate>Sat, 27 Feb 2010 09:34:02 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>February 26, 2010</strong> &ndash; As economic hardship continues in various parts of the world, currency woes could end up benefitting <strong>gold bullion</strong>. Highlighted by the two-month run by the US dollar against the euro, investors are beginning to see inherent problems in a number of currencies, and they are increasingly looking to gold to resume its generally regarded role as a hedge against economic difficulties.</p>
<p>Recently asked to contrast the weakness of the euro against the US dollar, Dennis Gartman, founder and author of The Gartman Letter said, &ldquo;The euro isn't just weakening relative to the US dollar. The euro is weakening relative to the Australian dollar, the New Zealand dollar, the Canadian dollar&hellip;So I think that argues that the euro that is weak, not the [US] dollar being demonstrably strong.&rdquo;</p>
<p>While the euro struggles, so does the US dollar. The United States&rsquo; economic is experiencing serious problems, with rising unemployment, falling home sales and a fear of both recession and inflation. &ldquo;If we go back into recession, we're not coming out,&rdquo; says Mark Zandi, chief economist for Moody's Economy website. Yet the Fed Chairman has already raised one lending rate to start fighting against inflation. This uncertainty is lowering consumer confidence and creating greater weakness in the dollar.</p>
<p>Currency problems such as these work to the benefit of <strong>gold bullion</strong>. Gold tends to rise in value as the currency its bought with drops, meaning that it tends to move opposite of the dollar, euro or any other paper money. With the value of currencies falling as national economies falter, gold is seen as a safer investment and people move their holdings to it for protection. The amount of problems in the world suggests that now is a very good time to invest in gold in order to benefit from ongoing currency woes.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>February 26, 2010</strong> &ndash; As economic hardship continues in various parts of the world, currency woes could end up benefitting <strong>gold bullion</strong>. Highlighted by the two-month run by the US dollar against the euro, investors are beginning to see inherent problems in a number of currencies, and they are increasingly looking to gold to resume its generally regarded role as a hedge against economic difficulties.</p>
<p>Recently asked to contrast the weakness of the euro against the US dollar, Dennis Gartman, founder and author of The Gartman Letter said, &ldquo;The euro isn't just weakening relative to the US dollar. The euro is weakening relative to the Australian dollar, the New Zealand dollar, the Canadian dollar&hellip;So I think that argues that the euro that is weak, not the [US] dollar being demonstrably strong.&rdquo;</p>
<p>While the euro struggles, so does the US dollar. The United States&rsquo; economic is experiencing serious problems, with rising unemployment, falling home sales and a fear of both recession and inflation. &ldquo;If we go back into recession, we're not coming out,&rdquo; says Mark Zandi, chief economist for Moody's Economy website. Yet the Fed Chairman has already raised one lending rate to start fighting against inflation. This uncertainty is lowering consumer confidence and creating greater weakness in the dollar.</p>
<p>Currency problems such as these work to the benefit of <strong>gold bullion</strong>. Gold tends to rise in value as the currency its bought with drops, meaning that it tends to move opposite of the dollar, euro or any other paper money. With the value of currencies falling as national economies falter, gold is seen as a safer investment and people move their holdings to it for protection. The amount of problems in the world suggests that now is a very good time to invest in gold in order to benefit from ongoing currency woes.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[February 25, 2010 - Gold Bullion Trades Higher Today]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/gold-bullion-trades-higher-today/</link>
                    <pubDate>Fri, 26 Feb 2010 07:49:17 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>February 25, 2010</strong> &ndash; <strong>Gold bullion</strong> traded higher today, roaring back after three days of losses this week. At 4:45 PM EST, gold prices stood at $1,106.40, up $8.20 on a strong day of trading. By contrast, the US Dollar Index fell 0.046 to 80.73, reflecting the strength of trading in gold, silver and platinum as metals rebounded to recover most of the week&rsquo;s decline.</p>
<p>With the bad news in the jobs and housing sectors, the decline by the dollar could have been much worse, but the currency was buoyed by losses by the euro. Action Economics said foreign-exchange traders in Europe were covering short positions, betting that the euro would fall more before markets there closed. After trading as low as 1.349, the euro made a slight improvement, climbing to 1.354</p>
<p>The prospects for continued gains look very promising. As mentioned by the Money Changer, &ldquo;RSI and MACD are positive and even with today's drop remain in an uptrend in force since the 5 February low.&rdquo; With today&rsquo;s prices closing above the $1,100 per ounce mark, analysts are predicting that the rally will continue its climb.</p>
<p>In spite of a tumultuous week, the prospects for continued price gains remain very good. <strong>Gold bullion</strong> investors in China and India are returning from holidays, the Fed policy for dealing with US economic problems has been announced and gold&rsquo;s fundamentals still strongly favor price increases. With a new month for options&rsquo; contracts just beginning, investors can begin to watch for indications of price increases and look to re-enter the gold market.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>February 25, 2010</strong> &ndash; <strong>Gold bullion</strong> traded higher today, roaring back after three days of losses this week. At 4:45 PM EST, gold prices stood at $1,106.40, up $8.20 on a strong day of trading. By contrast, the US Dollar Index fell 0.046 to 80.73, reflecting the strength of trading in gold, silver and platinum as metals rebounded to recover most of the week&rsquo;s decline.</p>
<p>With the bad news in the jobs and housing sectors, the decline by the dollar could have been much worse, but the currency was buoyed by losses by the euro. Action Economics said foreign-exchange traders in Europe were covering short positions, betting that the euro would fall more before markets there closed. After trading as low as 1.349, the euro made a slight improvement, climbing to 1.354</p>
<p>The prospects for continued gains look very promising. As mentioned by the Money Changer, &ldquo;RSI and MACD are positive and even with today's drop remain in an uptrend in force since the 5 February low.&rdquo; With today&rsquo;s prices closing above the $1,100 per ounce mark, analysts are predicting that the rally will continue its climb.</p>
<p>In spite of a tumultuous week, the prospects for continued price gains remain very good. <strong>Gold bullion</strong> investors in China and India are returning from holidays, the Fed policy for dealing with US economic problems has been announced and gold&rsquo;s fundamentals still strongly favor price increases. With a new month for options&rsquo; contracts just beginning, investors can begin to watch for indications of price increases and look to re-enter the gold market.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[February 23, 2010 - Dollar Pressures Gold Bullion]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/dollar-pressures-gold-bullion-despite-good-news/</link>
                    <pubDate>Wed, 24 Feb 2010 08:03:30 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>February 23, 2010</strong> &ndash; Despite good news about demand totals from the fourth quarter of last year, the US dollar continued to pressure <strong>gold bullion prices</strong> today, with the metal down over $8.00 per ounce in late-afternoon trading. Steady gains by the dollar and news of discount interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve challenged gold to maintain gains from the previous four weeks, leaving prices at $1,105.00 per ounce near the end of the day.</p>
<p>The World Gold Council reported last week that gold demand climbed by 2.6% in the 4th quarter of last year, signaling a recovery that was attributed largely to increased demand in the investment and jewelry sectors. Gold was also reported to have increased in value by 24% during the year, marking the ninth consecutive year that the metal has experienced an annual gain.</p>
<p>This information was not enough to lift gold prices today, as the dollar continues to post gains against the euro, recording its sixth week-to-week gain against the European currency. &ldquo;The gold price weakness is mainly induced by the U.S. dollar strength,&rdquo; stated Bayram Dincer, a commodity analyst at LGT Capital Management. Commodities like gold and oil frequently lose as the dollar gains strength.</p>
<p>For many people, <strong>gold bullion</strong> can still be a very good investment. While the dollar is holding gold prices down in the United States, the metal is doing better in other countries where the currencies are weaker and gold prices are rising faster. In the US, now is a good time to buy gold as prices are lower. With positive fundamentals in place, gold will likely resume its rise against the dollar, making bullion that is purchased now more valuable as spot prices increase.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>February 23, 2010</strong> &ndash; Despite good news about demand totals from the fourth quarter of last year, the US dollar continued to pressure <strong>gold bullion prices</strong> today, with the metal down over $8.00 per ounce in late-afternoon trading. Steady gains by the dollar and news of discount interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve challenged gold to maintain gains from the previous four weeks, leaving prices at $1,105.00 per ounce near the end of the day.</p>
<p>The World Gold Council reported last week that gold demand climbed by 2.6% in the 4th quarter of last year, signaling a recovery that was attributed largely to increased demand in the investment and jewelry sectors. Gold was also reported to have increased in value by 24% during the year, marking the ninth consecutive year that the metal has experienced an annual gain.</p>
<p>This information was not enough to lift gold prices today, as the dollar continues to post gains against the euro, recording its sixth week-to-week gain against the European currency. &ldquo;The gold price weakness is mainly induced by the U.S. dollar strength,&rdquo; stated Bayram Dincer, a commodity analyst at LGT Capital Management. Commodities like gold and oil frequently lose as the dollar gains strength.</p>
<p>For many people, <strong>gold bullion</strong> can still be a very good investment. While the dollar is holding gold prices down in the United States, the metal is doing better in other countries where the currencies are weaker and gold prices are rising faster. In the US, now is a good time to buy gold as prices are lower. With positive fundamentals in place, gold will likely resume its rise against the dollar, making bullion that is purchased now more valuable as spot prices increase.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[February 22, 2010 - Gold Bullion Sales]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/talk-of-stalling-gold-bullion-sales-premature/</link>
                    <pubDate>Tue, 23 Feb 2010 08:17:06 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>February 22, 2010</strong> &ndash; While Andrey Kryuchenkov, an analyst at VTB Capital in London recently said in a report that, &ldquo;The U.S. currency is also seen as a good hedge against euro-zone risks, especially given the improving outlook for the U.S. economy.&rdquo; <strong>Gold bullion</strong>, he surmised, &ldquo;could well stall here.&rdquo; With strong fundamentals and continued movement away from riskier assets like the dollar, now does not look like a time when investors are moving away from bullion.</p>
<p>With financial problems in countries such as the United States, Greece, China, England, Portugal and others, many investors are looking for looking for safe haven investments for their assets. While the US dollar demonstrated a certain amount of strength during December and January primarily at the expense of the euro, gold has moved into position to regain its position as an investment hedge.</p>
<p>While the dollar moved from about 74.4 in December to its current position at 80.5, it has been unable to maintain its momentum and hold this level. Gold has continued to climb in recent weeks and its 14-moving average is still well above its 200-day moving average, suggesting that prices are stable and moving upward. These indicators suggest that the dollar is vulnerable to a fall, while gold appears primed to continue its climb.</p>
<p><strong>Gold bullion sales</strong> do not appear ready to stall, as AngloGold Ashanti Ltd., the biggest producer of the metal in Africa recently disclosed &ldquo;talk of significant bar purchases by some of the larger buyers.&rdquo; This interest in continued purchases suggests that talk of lower bullion sales is premature. Investors should perform their own due diligence and look to make additional bullion purchases in advance of any sustained climb in demand and prices.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>February 22, 2010</strong> &ndash; While Andrey Kryuchenkov, an analyst at VTB Capital in London recently said in a report that, &ldquo;The U.S. currency is also seen as a good hedge against euro-zone risks, especially given the improving outlook for the U.S. economy.&rdquo; <strong>Gold bullion</strong>, he surmised, &ldquo;could well stall here.&rdquo; With strong fundamentals and continued movement away from riskier assets like the dollar, now does not look like a time when investors are moving away from bullion.</p>
<p>With financial problems in countries such as the United States, Greece, China, England, Portugal and others, many investors are looking for looking for safe haven investments for their assets. While the US dollar demonstrated a certain amount of strength during December and January primarily at the expense of the euro, gold has moved into position to regain its position as an investment hedge.</p>
<p>While the dollar moved from about 74.4 in December to its current position at 80.5, it has been unable to maintain its momentum and hold this level. Gold has continued to climb in recent weeks and its 14-moving average is still well above its 200-day moving average, suggesting that prices are stable and moving upward. These indicators suggest that the dollar is vulnerable to a fall, while gold appears primed to continue its climb.</p>
<p><strong>Gold bullion sales</strong> do not appear ready to stall, as AngloGold Ashanti Ltd., the biggest producer of the metal in Africa recently disclosed &ldquo;talk of significant bar purchases by some of the larger buyers.&rdquo; This interest in continued purchases suggests that talk of lower bullion sales is premature. Investors should perform their own due diligence and look to make additional bullion purchases in advance of any sustained climb in demand and prices.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[February 16, 2010 - Risk Appetite Pushes Gold Bullion Higher]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/risk-appetite-pushes-gold-bullion-higher/</link>
                    <pubDate>Wed, 17 Feb 2010 06:39:50 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>February 16, 2010</strong> &ndash; The risk appetite that is working against the euro and the US dollar is working to push gold bullion prices higher as the metal gains momentum on the world markets. Gold spot prices that had dipped to almost $1,050 per ounce in mid-January have been on a two-week run, reaching close to $1,120.00 per ounce in midday trading today. The aversion that investors are feeling to the euro has given them an appetite to turn to gold as the asset for protecting their wealth during the current sovereign debt crisis that is pressuring the European Union.</p>
<p>As American investors and traders return from the President&rsquo;s Day holiday, gold has continued its recent strong activity and pushed above several significant amounts during the past two days, first moving past the $1,100 resistance point and then pressuring the $1,120 level. These moves are in line with some analysts&rsquo; expectations of a rally that takes gold bullion prices above the $1,160.00 mark in the near future and to prices as high as $1,350 if other experts are correct.</p>
<p>.The expectation is for the rally to continue. This is &quot;the end of the correction,&quot; said Peter Grandich, chief commentator on Agoracom.com. &quot;We need to get above $1,125 to officially, technically put it behind us. We need two trading days above today. I think we should hold most of these gains. The rest of the week I think we're going to see the shorts give one last chance to stop the rally, but the surprises in gold ... will be mostly to the upside.&quot;</p>
<p>The rest of the week will truly test the strength of the gold price rally. If gold can weather the profit taking that is likely to occur for the next couple of days, risk appetite is likely to push gold bullion prices even higher as the rally builds.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>February 16, 2010</strong> &ndash; The risk appetite that is working against the euro and the US dollar is working to push gold bullion prices higher as the metal gains momentum on the world markets. Gold spot prices that had dipped to almost $1,050 per ounce in mid-January have been on a two-week run, reaching close to $1,120.00 per ounce in midday trading today. The aversion that investors are feeling to the euro has given them an appetite to turn to gold as the asset for protecting their wealth during the current sovereign debt crisis that is pressuring the European Union.</p>
<p>As American investors and traders return from the President&rsquo;s Day holiday, gold has continued its recent strong activity and pushed above several significant amounts during the past two days, first moving past the $1,100 resistance point and then pressuring the $1,120 level. These moves are in line with some analysts&rsquo; expectations of a rally that takes gold bullion prices above the $1,160.00 mark in the near future and to prices as high as $1,350 if other experts are correct.</p>
<p>.The expectation is for the rally to continue. This is &quot;the end of the correction,&quot; said Peter Grandich, chief commentator on Agoracom.com. &quot;We need to get above $1,125 to officially, technically put it behind us. We need two trading days above today. I think we should hold most of these gains. The rest of the week I think we're going to see the shorts give one last chance to stop the rally, but the surprises in gold ... will be mostly to the upside.&quot;</p>
<p>The rest of the week will truly test the strength of the gold price rally. If gold can weather the profit taking that is likely to occur for the next couple of days, risk appetite is likely to push gold bullion prices even higher as the rally builds.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[February 15, 2010 - Gold Bullion IRAs And Pension Funds]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/gold-bullion-ira-pension-fund/</link>
                    <pubDate>Tue, 16 Feb 2010 09:25:15 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>February 15, 2010</strong> &ndash; Inspired with the global economic crisis of the past two years, many people have been attempting to grow their wealth as they look ahead to retirement. With global pension funds growing to a staggering $23 trillion worldwide according to InsuranceERN.com, <strong>gold bullion IRAs</strong> and pension funds have been the vehicles that many people use to help protect both their finances and their futures.</p>
<p>Bullion has been an investment of choice for many years as people look for a hedge against inflation and difficult economic times. As private investment IRAs and pension funds became available for gold investment, many people have viewed them as the perfect way to combine a very good retirement savings with gold, the widely reported best investment in the past decade. Purchasing gold with an IRA or pension funds is an excellent means of adding a long-term savings effort with the short-term potential of gold.</p>
<p>To get the most out of investing in gold bullion, investors can look to add a gold-backed retirement fund with their current physical holdings in bullion or certified gold coins. Such an asset diversification allows investors to use a fund for long-term investing, while they hold bullion that can be easily liquidated for short-term trading and sell-offs. Using both methods allows investors to react to changes in the market, leveraging the success of one form of trading against the other.</p>
<p>While physically held bullion can offer the most investment flexibility, <strong>gold bullion IRAs</strong> and pension funds can be added to an investor&rsquo;s portfolio as a long-term way to build towards retirement. Investors who are interested in such funds should consider talking the specialists at a gold exchange to best understand these intriguing options.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>February 15, 2010</strong> &ndash; Inspired with the global economic crisis of the past two years, many people have been attempting to grow their wealth as they look ahead to retirement. With global pension funds growing to a staggering $23 trillion worldwide according to InsuranceERN.com, <strong>gold bullion IRAs</strong> and pension funds have been the vehicles that many people use to help protect both their finances and their futures.</p>
<p>Bullion has been an investment of choice for many years as people look for a hedge against inflation and difficult economic times. As private investment IRAs and pension funds became available for gold investment, many people have viewed them as the perfect way to combine a very good retirement savings with gold, the widely reported best investment in the past decade. Purchasing gold with an IRA or pension funds is an excellent means of adding a long-term savings effort with the short-term potential of gold.</p>
<p>To get the most out of investing in gold bullion, investors can look to add a gold-backed retirement fund with their current physical holdings in bullion or certified gold coins. Such an asset diversification allows investors to use a fund for long-term investing, while they hold bullion that can be easily liquidated for short-term trading and sell-offs. Using both methods allows investors to react to changes in the market, leveraging the success of one form of trading against the other.</p>
<p>While physically held bullion can offer the most investment flexibility, <strong>gold bullion IRAs</strong> and pension funds can be added to an investor&rsquo;s portfolio as a long-term way to build towards retirement. Investors who are interested in such funds should consider talking the specialists at a gold exchange to best understand these intriguing options.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[February 13, 2010 - Gold Bullion Demand Better Than Thought]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/gold-bullion-demand-better-than-thought/</link>
                    <pubDate>Sat, 13 Feb 2010 10:57:37 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>February 13, 2010</strong> &ndash; Analysts and experts spend a great deal of time reviewing trends, looking for support and evaluating the effects of economic factors on the gold bullion market. The concern is frequently whether gold prices can be supported based on demand; the good news is, if you ignore the negative spin, the demand for bullion is better than most have thought.</p>
<p>Greed and fear motivate the gold trade; greed and fear also sell newspapers, magazines and the evening news, so talk of falling prices or profit taking fits nicely into every broadcast. Instead of trying to generate fear, the news should be reporting the reality of gold investment; which is that demand is high but risk aversion is volatile. When trading experts like Wells Wilder of New Zealand can predict prices of $5,000 per ounce within the next two years, great demand must be present to accomplish it.</p>
<p>Demand equals price increases. As Jeffrey Nicholls managing director of American Precious Metals Advisors states, &quot;Regardless of the near-term prospects for gold, the long-term fundamentals promise substantial appreciation later this year and beyond. We remain firm in our conviction that gold prices will touch or surpass $1,500 in 2010 and continue to move higher in subsequent years.&quot; The key fundamental in price increases is demand.</p>
<p>The main factor restraining a substantial price move right now is risk aversion; as this drops, the demand for gold bullion increases. Right now, risk aversion is rising against currencies and governmental policies that are leading countries like the United States to be $12.4 trillion debt. A large number of people see gold as a preferable way to protect their resources and increase their wealth.</p>
<p>Prices are likely to continue their climb because gold bullion demand is higher than generally reported. This is great news for traders who can take advantage of this demand to potentially profit by buying and selling more gold.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>February 13, 2010</strong> &ndash; Analysts and experts spend a great deal of time reviewing trends, looking for support and evaluating the effects of economic factors on the gold bullion market. The concern is frequently whether gold prices can be supported based on demand; the good news is, if you ignore the negative spin, the demand for bullion is better than most have thought.</p>
<p>Greed and fear motivate the gold trade; greed and fear also sell newspapers, magazines and the evening news, so talk of falling prices or profit taking fits nicely into every broadcast. Instead of trying to generate fear, the news should be reporting the reality of gold investment; which is that demand is high but risk aversion is volatile. When trading experts like Wells Wilder of New Zealand can predict prices of $5,000 per ounce within the next two years, great demand must be present to accomplish it.</p>
<p>Demand equals price increases. As Jeffrey Nicholls managing director of American Precious Metals Advisors states, &quot;Regardless of the near-term prospects for gold, the long-term fundamentals promise substantial appreciation later this year and beyond. We remain firm in our conviction that gold prices will touch or surpass $1,500 in 2010 and continue to move higher in subsequent years.&quot; The key fundamental in price increases is demand.</p>
<p>The main factor restraining a substantial price move right now is risk aversion; as this drops, the demand for gold bullion increases. Right now, risk aversion is rising against currencies and governmental policies that are leading countries like the United States to be $12.4 trillion debt. A large number of people see gold as a preferable way to protect their resources and increase their wealth.</p>
<p>Prices are likely to continue their climb because gold bullion demand is higher than generally reported. This is great news for traders who can take advantage of this demand to potentially profit by buying and selling more gold.</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[February 11, 2010 - Holdings Of Gold Bullion]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/holdings-of-gold-bullion/</link>
                    <pubDate>Fri, 12 Feb 2010 07:11:37 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>February 11, 2010</strong> &ndash; While reports circulate of outflows causing drops in the <strong>holdings of gold bullion</strong>  in exchange-traded funds, a growing number of analysts and industry specialists are beginning to question the truth of actual holdings by these large funds. A story recently published by the Reuters new agency stated, &ldquo;Analysts fear sustained outflows from gold ETFs if investors' attitude towards bullion sours, which could be a drag on prices.&rdquo; Some industry insiders are claiming that such reports are produced by people who don&rsquo;t understand the precious metals sector or are looking to artificially deflate gold prices.</p>
<p>There is a growing belief that ETFs don&rsquo;t actually possess their own <strong>holdings of gold or silver</strong>, (since it is all privately held by members) and that counting &ldquo;holdings&rdquo; from ETFs in the world inventory is double claiming the totals and diluting the silver and gold bullion markets. While these claims tend to be generally unsubstantiated as one theorist stated, &ldquo;While I have been unable to locate any charts or data which indicate whether (or not) the gold bullion-ETFs are also added to global inventories, I must assume&hellip;&rdquo; the premise can&rsquo;t be totally ignored by investors who care about their financial security and their investments.</p>
<p>Whether such a claim is ever verified, there is a simple solution for investors; they should take possession of the gold bullion they are buying or work with a respectable exchange that offers a verifiable 3rd-party depository. Working with an exchange can be helpful because it offers the same convenience as ETFs and other sellers but also allows a high level of accountability. Companies like this should be listed with the Better Business Bureau and have a spotless record of the way they do business. They should either delivery the gold that is purchased or be able to provide proof of ownership so that buyers know that they own exactly what they have purchased.</p>
<p>The strength of <strong>owning gold bullion </strong>is in the possession of the physical metal. While these conspiracy theorists make compelling arguments about ETFs, wise investors can avoid the problem altogether by purchasing from a gold exchange and taking delivery of their gold.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>February 11, 2010</strong> &ndash; While reports circulate of outflows causing drops in the <strong>holdings of gold bullion</strong>  in exchange-traded funds, a growing number of analysts and industry specialists are beginning to question the truth of actual holdings by these large funds. A story recently published by the Reuters new agency stated, &ldquo;Analysts fear sustained outflows from gold ETFs if investors' attitude towards bullion sours, which could be a drag on prices.&rdquo; Some industry insiders are claiming that such reports are produced by people who don&rsquo;t understand the precious metals sector or are looking to artificially deflate gold prices.</p>
<p>There is a growing belief that ETFs don&rsquo;t actually possess their own <strong>holdings of gold or silver</strong>, (since it is all privately held by members) and that counting &ldquo;holdings&rdquo; from ETFs in the world inventory is double claiming the totals and diluting the silver and gold bullion markets. While these claims tend to be generally unsubstantiated as one theorist stated, &ldquo;While I have been unable to locate any charts or data which indicate whether (or not) the gold bullion-ETFs are also added to global inventories, I must assume&hellip;&rdquo; the premise can&rsquo;t be totally ignored by investors who care about their financial security and their investments.</p>
<p>Whether such a claim is ever verified, there is a simple solution for investors; they should take possession of the gold bullion they are buying or work with a respectable exchange that offers a verifiable 3rd-party depository. Working with an exchange can be helpful because it offers the same convenience as ETFs and other sellers but also allows a high level of accountability. Companies like this should be listed with the Better Business Bureau and have a spotless record of the way they do business. They should either delivery the gold that is purchased or be able to provide proof of ownership so that buyers know that they own exactly what they have purchased.</p>
<p>The strength of <strong>owning gold bullion </strong>is in the possession of the physical metal. While these conspiracy theorists make compelling arguments about ETFs, wise investors can avoid the problem altogether by purchasing from a gold exchange and taking delivery of their gold.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[February 10, 2010 - Analysts See Steady Gold Bullion Prices Ahead]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/analysts-see-steady-gold-bullion-prices-ahead/</link>
                    <pubDate>Thu, 11 Feb 2010 07:53:09 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>February 10, 2010</strong> &ndash; Gold prices dropped early in the trading session today and traded in a tight range, finally falling to $1,071.80, down $6.80 from Tuesday. Some analysts see slow to steady gold bullion prices ahead, as the today&rsquo;s activity favored options traders. &quot;Shorts were eager to cover,&quot; said one Hong Kong bullion dealer after the gold spot price touched $1082.50 an ounce early this morning.</p>
<p>With uncertainty surrounding the plans of the European Union regarding Greece&rsquo;s problems and the upcoming Chinese New Year, many analysts see a slowing in trading over the next week. &quot;Our short-term view [on Gold Bullion] is bearish,&quot; reported today's edition of Commodities Daily from Standard Bank. This sentiment is because the current &quot;strong physical demand&quot; will likely fall away due to the holidays in China and Japan.</p>
<p>With the indications over the previous three days that gold has support for a rally, the next week could be a very important time for investors to increase their holdings. As the EU decides on a plan for Greece and China and Japan on celebrating holidays, gold bullion demand may decrease, initiating a price drop. As resolution comes in Greece and investments pick up the following week, any losses this week could be quickly absorbed.</p>
<p>For gold investors, the next week appears to be a perfect opportunity to buy gold bullion. Most analysts and trading specialists are still optimistic about the prospects for gold in 2010, and picking up gold on a temporary correction could be very profitable should gold begin its anticipated rally in the near future.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>February 10, 2010</strong> &ndash; Gold prices dropped early in the trading session today and traded in a tight range, finally falling to $1,071.80, down $6.80 from Tuesday. Some analysts see slow to steady gold bullion prices ahead, as the today&rsquo;s activity favored options traders. &quot;Shorts were eager to cover,&quot; said one Hong Kong bullion dealer after the gold spot price touched $1082.50 an ounce early this morning.</p>
<p>With uncertainty surrounding the plans of the European Union regarding Greece&rsquo;s problems and the upcoming Chinese New Year, many analysts see a slowing in trading over the next week. &quot;Our short-term view [on Gold Bullion] is bearish,&quot; reported today's edition of Commodities Daily from Standard Bank. This sentiment is because the current &quot;strong physical demand&quot; will likely fall away due to the holidays in China and Japan.</p>
<p>With the indications over the previous three days that gold has support for a rally, the next week could be a very important time for investors to increase their holdings. As the EU decides on a plan for Greece and China and Japan on celebrating holidays, gold bullion demand may decrease, initiating a price drop. As resolution comes in Greece and investments pick up the following week, any losses this week could be quickly absorbed.</p>
<p>For gold investors, the next week appears to be a perfect opportunity to buy gold bullion. Most analysts and trading specialists are still optimistic about the prospects for gold in 2010, and picking up gold on a temporary correction could be very profitable should gold begin its anticipated rally in the near future.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[February 9, 2010 - Johnson-Matthey Gold Bullion Bars]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/johnson-matthey-gold-bullion-bars/</link>
                    <pubDate>Wed, 10 Feb 2010 07:17:42 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>February 9, 2010</strong> &ndash; In the world of gold bullion, Johnson Matthey is one of the premier names in the business. Founded in London in 1817 by Percival Johnson, the company would become known as Johnson Matthey in 1851 when George Matthey came on board. Since that time, the company has become a multibillion dollar metal and chemical company, but it is best known for Johnson Matthey gold bullion bars.</p>
<p>While the company distributes platinum, palladium, rhodium, iridium, ruthenium and silver, many people are familiar with the name for the company&rsquo;s gold bars. Baring the familiar &ldquo;JM&rdquo; Johnson and Matthey logo, the bar also indicates the purity of the gold, the weight of gold and a unique serial number for identifying the bar. These bars are available in sizes from one ounce, five ounces, ten ounces, one hundred ounces, one thousand ounces, &frac12; kilo and one kilo.</p>
<p>Like bullion coins, gold bars are a mainstay of the investment gold market. The wide variety of sizes makes it easy for investors to purchase and store different quantities. Investors who hold large sums of gold may wish to keep &frac12; kilo or one kilo bars for ease of storage, while smaller investors may prefer the one ounce size to in order to make purchasing easier. Either way, the familiar Johnson Matthey logo and information on the bar allows owners to know at a glance exactly what they have.</p>
<p>Whether buying platinum, silver or gold bullion, traders almost assuredly recognize the name of this famous company and its long history. Many gold exchanges carry these investment pieces and make them available for purchase to customers worldwide.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>February 9, 2010</strong> &ndash; In the world of gold bullion, Johnson Matthey is one of the premier names in the business. Founded in London in 1817 by Percival Johnson, the company would become known as Johnson Matthey in 1851 when George Matthey came on board. Since that time, the company has become a multibillion dollar metal and chemical company, but it is best known for Johnson Matthey gold bullion bars.</p>
<p>While the company distributes platinum, palladium, rhodium, iridium, ruthenium and silver, many people are familiar with the name for the company&rsquo;s gold bars. Baring the familiar &ldquo;JM&rdquo; Johnson and Matthey logo, the bar also indicates the purity of the gold, the weight of gold and a unique serial number for identifying the bar. These bars are available in sizes from one ounce, five ounces, ten ounces, one hundred ounces, one thousand ounces, &frac12; kilo and one kilo.</p>
<p>Like bullion coins, gold bars are a mainstay of the investment gold market. The wide variety of sizes makes it easy for investors to purchase and store different quantities. Investors who hold large sums of gold may wish to keep &frac12; kilo or one kilo bars for ease of storage, while smaller investors may prefer the one ounce size to in order to make purchasing easier. Either way, the familiar Johnson Matthey logo and information on the bar allows owners to know at a glance exactly what they have.</p>
<p>Whether buying platinum, silver or gold bullion, traders almost assuredly recognize the name of this famous company and its long history. Many gold exchanges carry these investment pieces and make them available for purchase to customers worldwide.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[February 8, 2010 - Pricing On Gold Bullion Coins]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/pricing-on-gold-bullion-coins/</link>
                    <pubDate>Mon, 08 Feb 2010 16:13:33 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>February 8, 2010 </strong>&ndash; While gold prices have dipped recently and silver and platinum figures have tumbled, pricing on gold bullion-related coins has remained steady, suggesting that large circulation certified gold coins are on the front edge of the anticipated recovery in precious metal prices.</p>
<p>Gold prices have dipped about 1.5% in the past week, while both silver and platinum have tumbled between 6 and 7%; while these prices have impacted new silver and gold bullion, old large circulation bullion coins have see very little impact and appear to be performing quite well on better issue dates.</p>
<p>Among the higher circulation coins, common date Morgan and Peace dollars have stayed steady because of increased promotional demand and low supplies. High quality pieces for each have maintained strong prices, with S-mint Peace dollar values dropping only for lower grade coins. In the Morgan dollars, 1879-CC, 1889-CC and 1884-S coins have all recently advanced for MS60 and above grades. In new gold bullion, proof sets have been led by the 2008 version in both demand and prices.</p>
<p>While some people assume all gold bullion is driven strictly by gold spot price, demand and coin grade both play a part as well. An investor who is looking for coins that bring good returns on investment will look for pieces that have each element, picking the best coins for the targeted price range.</p>
<p>Although the gold spot price has dipped recently, not all gold bullion or high circulation pieces have been affected equally. Investors should look to pick up desirable pieces and take advantage of the correction to buy gold bullion coins before the prices rise again.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>February 8, 2010 </strong>&ndash; While gold prices have dipped recently and silver and platinum figures have tumbled, pricing on gold bullion-related coins has remained steady, suggesting that large circulation certified gold coins are on the front edge of the anticipated recovery in precious metal prices.</p>
<p>Gold prices have dipped about 1.5% in the past week, while both silver and platinum have tumbled between 6 and 7%; while these prices have impacted new silver and gold bullion, old large circulation bullion coins have see very little impact and appear to be performing quite well on better issue dates.</p>
<p>Among the higher circulation coins, common date Morgan and Peace dollars have stayed steady because of increased promotional demand and low supplies. High quality pieces for each have maintained strong prices, with S-mint Peace dollar values dropping only for lower grade coins. In the Morgan dollars, 1879-CC, 1889-CC and 1884-S coins have all recently advanced for MS60 and above grades. In new gold bullion, proof sets have been led by the 2008 version in both demand and prices.</p>
<p>While some people assume all gold bullion is driven strictly by gold spot price, demand and coin grade both play a part as well. An investor who is looking for coins that bring good returns on investment will look for pieces that have each element, picking the best coins for the targeted price range.</p>
<p>Although the gold spot price has dipped recently, not all gold bullion or high circulation pieces have been affected equally. Investors should look to pick up desirable pieces and take advantage of the correction to buy gold bullion coins before the prices rise again.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[February 7, 2010 - Gold Bullion Offers Inflation Hedge]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/gold-bullion-offers-inflation-hedge/</link>
                    <pubDate>Sun, 07 Feb 2010 04:29:09 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>February 7, 2010 </strong>&ndash; While attention has turned to Europe and away from the United States, the US economy is still in critical condition. Unemployment numbers refuse to drop, the economy refuses to pick up and the government refuses to stop spending. Runaway bailouts and stimulus packages are costing the country billions, but are only added to a staggering national debt at the risk of causing inflation. For these reasons, gold bullion is still an excellent option, thanks to its potential as an inflation hedge.</p>
<p>While trying to revive the economy, the government has been offering money that is almost interest free, with hopes that businesses will invest, jobs will be created and the economy will turn around. This has not occurred, but the addition of billions in low interest money has economists worried about inflation or even hyper-inflation. Should one of these conditions occur, gold bullion would offer investors a potential weapon to protect their wealth.</p>
<p>As the value of the dollar drops, the amount it takes to purchase with it rises; this translates to price increases. The dollar currently does not have a stable base to maintain its recent gains, and it is in danger of taking a serious fall as existing debt becomes due. Investors who move their wealth into gold bullion or certified coins before this anticipated drop occurs would not only benefit from today&rsquo;s lower prices, but also from the higher prices that would follow.</p>
<p>Gold bullion has been a historical protection against inflation; the US is perilously close to flipping directly from recession to inflation due to its ill-advised policies. This combination makes gold bullion investment a potentially strong move for protecting and growing wealth.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>February 7, 2010 </strong>&ndash; While attention has turned to Europe and away from the United States, the US economy is still in critical condition. Unemployment numbers refuse to drop, the economy refuses to pick up and the government refuses to stop spending. Runaway bailouts and stimulus packages are costing the country billions, but are only added to a staggering national debt at the risk of causing inflation. For these reasons, gold bullion is still an excellent option, thanks to its potential as an inflation hedge.</p>
<p>While trying to revive the economy, the government has been offering money that is almost interest free, with hopes that businesses will invest, jobs will be created and the economy will turn around. This has not occurred, but the addition of billions in low interest money has economists worried about inflation or even hyper-inflation. Should one of these conditions occur, gold bullion would offer investors a potential weapon to protect their wealth.</p>
<p>As the value of the dollar drops, the amount it takes to purchase with it rises; this translates to price increases. The dollar currently does not have a stable base to maintain its recent gains, and it is in danger of taking a serious fall as existing debt becomes due. Investors who move their wealth into gold bullion or certified coins before this anticipated drop occurs would not only benefit from today&rsquo;s lower prices, but also from the higher prices that would follow.</p>
<p>Gold bullion has been a historical protection against inflation; the US is perilously close to flipping directly from recession to inflation due to its ill-advised policies. This combination makes gold bullion investment a potentially strong move for protecting and growing wealth.</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[February 3, 2010 - Weak Demand Hinders Gold Bullion Rally]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/weak-demand-hinders-gold-bullion-rally/</link>
                    <pubDate>Wed, 03 Feb 2010 13:43:31 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>3 February 2010</strong> - After experiencing a sell off induced by the record high of November, an anticipated gold bullion rally is currently being hindered by a two-month run by the US dollar. As the dollar continues to perform well against more distressed currencies, gold prices have been experiencing volatility based on speculation and profit taking</p>
<p>Until the strength of the dollar eases, asset based commodities like gold and other precious metals are likely to be in a holding pattern. The good news for investors in these commodities, however, is that indications are that the dollar will have an extremely difficult time holding its gains above 80 on the US Dollar Index, as Monday&rsquo;s drop to the low 79s indicated. As the dollar falls, it sets the table for a potential rally by gold bullion, rare gold coins and other investments in this precious metal.</p>
<p>Not coincidentally, Monday&rsquo;s gold prices shot up while the dollar fell, with gold going back over $1,100.00 per ounce on the strength of nearly a two percent gain. What the gold spot price means to bullion is pretty straightforward; when gold prices go up, bullion values go up and when prices go down, so do bullion prices.</p>
<p>The positive part of the equation for investors is that even though the gold rally has begun in earnest, now is an excellent time to add gold bullion to your holdings. Some analysts have predicted gold prices to rise as high as $1,350 per ounce in 2010; such an increase is not unbelievable because it raised nearly $220 per ounce in 2009. An investor who purchases gold bullion now while its price is hindered by the dollar can profit handsomely if it makes gains that are predicted for this year.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>3 February 2010</strong> - After experiencing a sell off induced by the record high of November, an anticipated gold bullion rally is currently being hindered by a two-month run by the US dollar. As the dollar continues to perform well against more distressed currencies, gold prices have been experiencing volatility based on speculation and profit taking</p>
<p>Until the strength of the dollar eases, asset based commodities like gold and other precious metals are likely to be in a holding pattern. The good news for investors in these commodities, however, is that indications are that the dollar will have an extremely difficult time holding its gains above 80 on the US Dollar Index, as Monday&rsquo;s drop to the low 79s indicated. As the dollar falls, it sets the table for a potential rally by gold bullion, rare gold coins and other investments in this precious metal.</p>
<p>Not coincidentally, Monday&rsquo;s gold prices shot up while the dollar fell, with gold going back over $1,100.00 per ounce on the strength of nearly a two percent gain. What the gold spot price means to bullion is pretty straightforward; when gold prices go up, bullion values go up and when prices go down, so do bullion prices.</p>
<p>The positive part of the equation for investors is that even though the gold rally has begun in earnest, now is an excellent time to add gold bullion to your holdings. Some analysts have predicted gold prices to rise as high as $1,350 per ounce in 2010; such an increase is not unbelievable because it raised nearly $220 per ounce in 2009. An investor who purchases gold bullion now while its price is hindered by the dollar can profit handsomely if it makes gains that are predicted for this year.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[February 2, 2010 - Who Is Holding On To Their Gold Bullion?]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/who-is-holding-gold-bullion/</link>
                    <pubDate>Tue, 02 Feb 2010 06:26:48 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p>As the nation&rsquo;s leaders try to speak optimistically about the future of the US economy, and the dollar, it is interesting who is holding on to their gold. It&rsquo;s Uncle Sam, of course. The United States Treasury Department holds 261.5 million ounces of gold bullion, a third of all the gold held in reserve by nations worldwide. The majority of US Treasury gold is in the national depository in Fort Knox, Kentucky but is spread out in vaults across the country. If the US Treasury Department believed that the dollar was going to rebound and gold lose its value, they might sell a little of that gold before it went down in price. There does not seem to be any move to sell any gold bullion out of Fort Knox.</p>
<p>Nations throughout the world are holding on to their gold or buying more. The consensus seems to be that gold is going up or at least staying put. No government is selling gold. The buying of gold by foreign governments is to a degree, a vote against the dollar. Traditionally many nations bought US Treasury bills because they pay interest and are backed by the United States government. Those who are buying gold bullion seem to expect gold to at least outpace the rate of interest on Treasury bills. These nations are also showing their doubt in the value of the dollar and the ability of the United States to pay its bills.</p>
<p>If for example, the United States were to devalue its currency, foreign nations would be holding US debt worth substantially less and gold worth substantially more. The slow, steady decline in the value of the dollar has had much the same effect of making Treasury bills worth less every year.</p>
<p>Investors who have bought gold bullion over the last ten years know these facts and have prospered as the dollar has lost value. These days, it isn&rsquo;t just the government that is holding on to its gold.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>As the nation&rsquo;s leaders try to speak optimistically about the future of the US economy, and the dollar, it is interesting who is holding on to their gold. It&rsquo;s Uncle Sam, of course. The United States Treasury Department holds 261.5 million ounces of gold bullion, a third of all the gold held in reserve by nations worldwide. The majority of US Treasury gold is in the national depository in Fort Knox, Kentucky but is spread out in vaults across the country. If the US Treasury Department believed that the dollar was going to rebound and gold lose its value, they might sell a little of that gold before it went down in price. There does not seem to be any move to sell any gold bullion out of Fort Knox.</p>
<p>Nations throughout the world are holding on to their gold or buying more. The consensus seems to be that gold is going up or at least staying put. No government is selling gold. The buying of gold by foreign governments is to a degree, a vote against the dollar. Traditionally many nations bought US Treasury bills because they pay interest and are backed by the United States government. Those who are buying gold bullion seem to expect gold to at least outpace the rate of interest on Treasury bills. These nations are also showing their doubt in the value of the dollar and the ability of the United States to pay its bills.</p>
<p>If for example, the United States were to devalue its currency, foreign nations would be holding US debt worth substantially less and gold worth substantially more. The slow, steady decline in the value of the dollar has had much the same effect of making Treasury bills worth less every year.</p>
<p>Investors who have bought gold bullion over the last ten years know these facts and have prospered as the dollar has lost value. These days, it isn&rsquo;t just the government that is holding on to its gold.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[January 31, 2010 - Gold Bullion, Tungsten and Reputable Gold Dealers]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/reputablegolddealers/</link>
                    <pubDate>Sun, 31 Jan 2010 11:26:07 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p>The latest Internet rumor seems to be that bars of tungsten wrapped in gold foil are being foisted off as gold bars. There are two things that should come to mind before dismissing this rumor. First, dealing with a reputable gold bullion dealer is important for the investor. Secondly, whoever starts these rumors has little knowledge of gold assays and other means of verifying that gold bars are truly made of gold.</p>
<p>Successful gold bullion dealers don&rsquo;t get that way by cheating their clients. Cheaters get caught, or at least get complaints. Thus a Better Business Bureau report is a great idea for checking out a dealer before the issue of counterfeit gold ever comes up.</p>
<p>One of the oldest ways to check out gold goes back to Archimedes. The Greek Philosopher used the fact that less dense metals take up more space than gold of the same weight to prove that a crown was not pure gold. Scratching a bar and applying a drop of nitric acid would prove that the object was not pure gold if it started to fizz. In addition to this simple method, there are a number of very accurate, professionally applied tests to determine if a bar is gold bullion or not.</p>
<p>Buying gold bars from a reputable source or buying American gold bullion coins helps with identification and avoids some of the questions about whether bullion is pure or not.</p>
<p>An investor is typically interested in buying gold as a hedge against inflation or as a means of investment when the dollar devaluates. The same investor is typically not interested in being a chemist or detective, thus we are back to dealing with a professional and trustworthy gold bullion dealer. One can buy bullion coins from the US Mint, but the markup is up to nearly 30 percent above the spot price of gold.</p>
<p>Gold bars and bullion coins are commonly sold for prices slightly above the spot price of gold when bought a dealer or exchange. Buying from a gold dealer with a complaint free record beats worrying about having to do chemistry on every gold bar and coin that the investor purchases.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The latest Internet rumor seems to be that bars of tungsten wrapped in gold foil are being foisted off as gold bars. There are two things that should come to mind before dismissing this rumor. First, dealing with a reputable gold bullion dealer is important for the investor. Secondly, whoever starts these rumors has little knowledge of gold assays and other means of verifying that gold bars are truly made of gold.</p>
<p>Successful gold bullion dealers don&rsquo;t get that way by cheating their clients. Cheaters get caught, or at least get complaints. Thus a Better Business Bureau report is a great idea for checking out a dealer before the issue of counterfeit gold ever comes up.</p>
<p>One of the oldest ways to check out gold goes back to Archimedes. The Greek Philosopher used the fact that less dense metals take up more space than gold of the same weight to prove that a crown was not pure gold. Scratching a bar and applying a drop of nitric acid would prove that the object was not pure gold if it started to fizz. In addition to this simple method, there are a number of very accurate, professionally applied tests to determine if a bar is gold bullion or not.</p>
<p>Buying gold bars from a reputable source or buying American gold bullion coins helps with identification and avoids some of the questions about whether bullion is pure or not.</p>
<p>An investor is typically interested in buying gold as a hedge against inflation or as a means of investment when the dollar devaluates. The same investor is typically not interested in being a chemist or detective, thus we are back to dealing with a professional and trustworthy gold bullion dealer. One can buy bullion coins from the US Mint, but the markup is up to nearly 30 percent above the spot price of gold.</p>
<p>Gold bars and bullion coins are commonly sold for prices slightly above the spot price of gold when bought a dealer or exchange. Buying from a gold dealer with a complaint free record beats worrying about having to do chemistry on every gold bar and coin that the investor purchases.</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[January 30, 2010 - Gold Bullion News]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/gold-bullion-news--2010/</link>
                    <pubDate>Sat, 30 Jan 2010 09:32:40 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p>Gold bullion news is not just made twice daily at the London Gold Fixing or the minute by minute COMEX spot price. Gold bullion news has to do with gold mining operations, national economies, the FOREX markets, politics, and war, just for starters. Gold is the traditional refuge in times of trouble and there is plenty of that to go around these days.</p>
<p>News from the European Union indicates that Portugal, Italy, Greece, and Spain are all having financial difficulties threatening to drive the value of the Euro down and gold up, as denominated in Euros.</p>
<p>Gold dropped today and then recovered on the COMEX. First it dropped a couple of dollars on US economic news. The traders bid bullion up based upon technical factors and a longer view of economic realities.</p>
<p>Gold has corrected on its upward climb and some Western buyers, new to the gold markets, are wondering what is next. Older cultures in Asia have relied on gold to store and grow wealth for thousands of years. Across Asia, investors are jumping in with both feet and buying on gold&rsquo;s correction.</p>
<p>News from West Africa is that the Canadian mining company, Avion, is making progress moving toward a production rate of 200,000 ounces a year from its Mali, West Africa operations. Mining companies expand when the price of gold is going up and they shut down when the price of gold is going down. A substantial expansion fits with the belief that the price of gold bullion is going up.</p>
<p>The wise gold investor will watch the broader range of factors that affect politics, economics, and currency when looking for gold bullion and news about when to buy it. Right now the news would seem to point to more reasons to buy.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Gold bullion news is not just made twice daily at the London Gold Fixing or the minute by minute COMEX spot price. Gold bullion news has to do with gold mining operations, national economies, the FOREX markets, politics, and war, just for starters. Gold is the traditional refuge in times of trouble and there is plenty of that to go around these days.</p>
<p>News from the European Union indicates that Portugal, Italy, Greece, and Spain are all having financial difficulties threatening to drive the value of the Euro down and gold up, as denominated in Euros.</p>
<p>Gold dropped today and then recovered on the COMEX. First it dropped a couple of dollars on US economic news. The traders bid bullion up based upon technical factors and a longer view of economic realities.</p>
<p>Gold has corrected on its upward climb and some Western buyers, new to the gold markets, are wondering what is next. Older cultures in Asia have relied on gold to store and grow wealth for thousands of years. Across Asia, investors are jumping in with both feet and buying on gold&rsquo;s correction.</p>
<p>News from West Africa is that the Canadian mining company, Avion, is making progress moving toward a production rate of 200,000 ounces a year from its Mali, West Africa operations. Mining companies expand when the price of gold is going up and they shut down when the price of gold is going down. A substantial expansion fits with the belief that the price of gold bullion is going up.</p>
<p>The wise gold investor will watch the broader range of factors that affect politics, economics, and currency when looking for gold bullion and news about when to buy it. Right now the news would seem to point to more reasons to buy.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[January 29, 2010 - Gold Bullion Vs. Oil Futures]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/gold-bullion-vs-oil-futures/</link>
                    <pubDate>Fri, 29 Jan 2010 07:30:50 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p>Gold bullion and oil often have a negative price correlation. That is to say when oil goes up because the economy is humming, gold tends to correct. When the economy is doing badly the demand and price for oil goes down; this is often when the price of gold bullion goes up. Sometimes for the gold bullion investor, it is useful to look &ldquo;outside of the box.&rdquo; In this case it is useful to analyze what is happening in oil futures.</p>
<p>As of January 28, 2010 a chart of COMEX oil futures going out ten years are nearly flat! Light sweet Texas crude for March delivery is trading at just below $75 a barrel. December 2010 delivery is trading around $78. December of 2018 is trading around $97 a barrel. What this suggests to the trader in gold bullion is that people setting prices in the oil market do not seem expect an economic recovery of any substance in the next ten years!</p>
<p>Nations throughout the industrialized world have taken on huge amounts of debt to prop up their banking systems and to stimulate their economies. This puts another weight on the world economy and threatens to devaluate currencies long term. The oil producers need high demand to keep prices rising and economic difficulty stifles that demand.</p>
<p>The point for a gold investor is to look at the factors that drive the US economy, for it is the continued struggle of the US economy and the dollar that tend to drive up the value of gold. Investors can look to oil futures and other investment vehicles for possible clues about how to best plan their investment strategy in gold bullion or rare coins.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Gold bullion and oil often have a negative price correlation. That is to say when oil goes up because the economy is humming, gold tends to correct. When the economy is doing badly the demand and price for oil goes down; this is often when the price of gold bullion goes up. Sometimes for the gold bullion investor, it is useful to look &ldquo;outside of the box.&rdquo; In this case it is useful to analyze what is happening in oil futures.</p>
<p>As of January 28, 2010 a chart of COMEX oil futures going out ten years are nearly flat! Light sweet Texas crude for March delivery is trading at just below $75 a barrel. December 2010 delivery is trading around $78. December of 2018 is trading around $97 a barrel. What this suggests to the trader in gold bullion is that people setting prices in the oil market do not seem expect an economic recovery of any substance in the next ten years!</p>
<p>Nations throughout the industrialized world have taken on huge amounts of debt to prop up their banking systems and to stimulate their economies. This puts another weight on the world economy and threatens to devaluate currencies long term. The oil producers need high demand to keep prices rising and economic difficulty stifles that demand.</p>
<p>The point for a gold investor is to look at the factors that drive the US economy, for it is the continued struggle of the US economy and the dollar that tend to drive up the value of gold. Investors can look to oil futures and other investment vehicles for possible clues about how to best plan their investment strategy in gold bullion or rare coins.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[January 28, 2010 - Gold Bullion Sales At Home]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/gold-bullion-sales-at-home/</link>
                    <pubDate>Thu, 28 Jan 2010 06:59:39 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p>Ladies in New York have a new kind of social gathering; groups of these women are now going to gold bullion sales at home. Similar to Tupperware sales parties, women are hosting parties to buy and sell gold, according press reports. While it may be a great social event, selling gold jewelry and coins for their price in bullion can lead to sad results for the unwary.</p>
<p>First of all, investing in gold bullion has been very profitable and very predictable when the investor buys coins and bars at a gold exchange. There are also professional gold exchanges and refining operations that will take gold jewelry and pay for the bullion content. However, selling gold and especially rare coins for their bullion value can leave the seller with less than the fair market value of their gold.</p>
<p>A reputable gold exchange will have a track record. It will have a no complaint report from the Better Business Bureau. The selling of spare gold to someone that the individual just met is not a good business practice and could end up costing the person hundreds or thousands of dollars.</p>
<p>In selling gold bullion, it is a good idea to compare prices. Even if a gold bullion dealer does not deal in items other than gold bars or gold bullion coins, a reputable dealer should be able to refer an individual to the right professional.</p>
<p>Economic times are tough. It is very tempting to sell unused items to raise cash; that is certainly understandable. The point of this story is that the individual who wants to raise money selling gold bullion should get another opinion and only deal with reputable professionals.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Ladies in New York have a new kind of social gathering; groups of these women are now going to gold bullion sales at home. Similar to Tupperware sales parties, women are hosting parties to buy and sell gold, according press reports. While it may be a great social event, selling gold jewelry and coins for their price in bullion can lead to sad results for the unwary.</p>
<p>First of all, investing in gold bullion has been very profitable and very predictable when the investor buys coins and bars at a gold exchange. There are also professional gold exchanges and refining operations that will take gold jewelry and pay for the bullion content. However, selling gold and especially rare coins for their bullion value can leave the seller with less than the fair market value of their gold.</p>
<p>A reputable gold exchange will have a track record. It will have a no complaint report from the Better Business Bureau. The selling of spare gold to someone that the individual just met is not a good business practice and could end up costing the person hundreds or thousands of dollars.</p>
<p>In selling gold bullion, it is a good idea to compare prices. Even if a gold bullion dealer does not deal in items other than gold bars or gold bullion coins, a reputable dealer should be able to refer an individual to the right professional.</p>
<p>Economic times are tough. It is very tempting to sell unused items to raise cash; that is certainly understandable. The point of this story is that the individual who wants to raise money selling gold bullion should get another opinion and only deal with reputable professionals.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[January 25, 2010 - Gold Bullion Recall]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/gold-bullion-recall/</link>
                    <pubDate>Mon, 25 Jan 2010 17:20:26 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>Gold Bullion Recall</strong></p>
<p>The gold bullion recall in 1933 was carried out by the United States government under Executive Order 6102 in response to the economic circumstances of the Great Depression. All privately held gold coins and bullion were handed in and owners paid $20.67 an ounce. Gold was subsequently pegged at $35 an ounce thus devaluating the US Currency and enriching the United States Treasury with the more-valuable confiscated gold.</p>
<p>In 1933, there were teeth in the order to hand in gold. There was a law from 1917, during the First World War, called the Trading With the Enemy Act, which the government amended in March of 1933. This law specified punishment of up to 10 years in prison and up to a $10,000 fine for violating the order to hand in gold.</p>
<p>Executive Order 6102 specified that gold in coin collections was exempt from confiscation. Today, as economic times are bad again, a practical consideration in investing in gold is whether to invest in gold bullion or rare gold coins.</p>
<p>More than seventy years have passed and the nation and the world are in a recession, the worst since the Great Depression. In the intervening years there has been no law passed banning the confiscation of gold. There is no constitution right in the United States to own gold. The only legal precedent is that in 1933 rare gold coin collections were exempt from the gold bullion recall.</p>
<p>It may well be a better idea to buy rare gold coins based on the potential of a new gold confiscation. However, it also may be a better idea based upon the tendency of rare gold coins to out perform gold bullion as an investment if held over the years.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The gold bullion recall in 1933 was carried out by the United States government under Executive Order 6102 in response to the economic circumstances of the Great Depression. All privately held gold coins and bullion were handed in and owners paid $20.67 an ounce. Gold was subsequently pegged at $35 an ounce thus devaluating the US Currency and enriching the United States Treasury with the more-valuable confiscated gold.</p>
<p>In 1933, there were teeth in the order to hand in gold. There was a law from 1917, during the First World War, called the Trading With the Enemy Act, which the government amended in March of 1933. This law specified punishment of up to 10 years in prison and up to a $10,000 fine for violating the order to hand in gold.</p>
<p>Executive Order 6102 specified that gold in coin collections was exempt from confiscation. Today, as economic times are bad again, a practical consideration in investing in gold is whether to invest in gold bullion or rare gold coins.</p>
<p>More than seventy years have passed and the nation and the world are in a recession, the worst since the Great Depression. In the intervening years there has been no law passed banning the confiscation of gold. There is no constitution right in the United States to own gold. The only legal precedent is that in 1933 rare gold coin collections were exempt from the gold bullion recall.</p>
<p>It may well be a better idea to buy rare gold coins based on the potential of a new gold confiscation. However, it also may be a better idea based upon the tendency of rare gold coins to out perform gold bullion as an investment if held over the years.</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[January 18, 2010 - Uses of Gold Bullion]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/gold-bullion-uses/</link>
                    <pubDate>Mon, 18 Jan 2010 14:11:04 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p>The United States is still attempting to extricate itself from the economic quagmire of its own making. The US senate has to decide how much to spend on health care, a jobs bill, and if it will reconfirm Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke for a second term. At the same time the gold bullion investor is considering how successful the government will be or how much worse of an economic mess it will create. The investor is thinking of the uses of gold bullion.</p>
<p>Investors often think of gold as an alternative currency and, in fact, gold was used as money for most of human history. Now, gold is what the investor buys to preserve and increase wealth as the economy falters and the value of the dollar slides. However, the uses of gold bullion go beyond it use to store wealth, function as currency, or even its use in jewelry. Gold is a unique element, being chemically the least reactive. This quality makes gold useful in electronics as it is very resistant to corrosion as well as being a good conductor.</p>
<p>Because of gold&rsquo;s dual use property its price benefits from an improving economy as well as a failing one. Its industrial use and its use in jewelry increase with a strong economy, while its use as a hedge against economic chaos increases when economic times are bad.</p>
<p>A measure of gold&rsquo;s corrosion resistance is that it does not dissolve in nitric acid unlike silver and other metals. This gave rise to the term &ldquo;acid test&rdquo; as a test for gold or a test for lasting value. Gold, it seems, passes the acid test as an element and as a means of protecting wealth during economic hard times.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The United States is still attempting to extricate itself from the economic quagmire of its own making. The US senate has to decide how much to spend on health care, a jobs bill, and if it will reconfirm Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke for a second term. At the same time the gold bullion investor is considering how successful the government will be or how much worse of an economic mess it will create. The investor is thinking of the uses of gold bullion.</p>
<p>Investors often think of gold as an alternative currency and, in fact, gold was used as money for most of human history. Now, gold is what the investor buys to preserve and increase wealth as the economy falters and the value of the dollar slides. However, the uses of gold bullion go beyond it use to store wealth, function as currency, or even its use in jewelry. Gold is a unique element, being chemically the least reactive. This quality makes gold useful in electronics as it is very resistant to corrosion as well as being a good conductor.</p>
<p>Because of gold&rsquo;s dual use property its price benefits from an improving economy as well as a failing one. Its industrial use and its use in jewelry increase with a strong economy, while its use as a hedge against economic chaos increases when economic times are bad.</p>
<p>A measure of gold&rsquo;s corrosion resistance is that it does not dissolve in nitric acid unlike silver and other metals. This gave rise to the term &ldquo;acid test&rdquo; as a test for gold or a test for lasting value. Gold, it seems, passes the acid test as an element and as a means of protecting wealth during economic hard times.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[January 16, 2010 - Gold Bullion vs. Dollar]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/goldbullionvsdollar/</link>
                    <pubDate>Sat, 16 Jan 2010 17:09:54 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>Gold Bullion vs. Dollar</strong></p>
<p>As investors watch world and national events, it is apparent why investing in gold bullion vs dollars is advisable and, sometimes necessary. The recent disaster in Haiti makes this point two fold. A foreign aid worker was quoted as saying that, &ldquo;Money is worth nothing right now&hellip;&rdquo; This scenario is sadly played out all over the world time and time again as disaster strikes and societal organization disappears. The other factor is that the United States and other nations cannot, and will not stand idly by after Haiti&rsquo;s terrible earthquake. Heroic relief efforts started within hours of news of the earthquake reaching foreign capitals; however, there are no great nations on earth that are not currently struggling with debt from the current financial crisis.</p>
<p>The United States is planning at least a hundred million dollars in aid and will likely maintain a presence, at a continuing cost, into the indefinite future. The cost of inaction may well be higher than lending aid; however, this all costs money. As United States unemployment numbers recently went up, the price of gold jumped up too. The expectation of ongoing, albeit necessary spending dragging down the value of the American dollar is driving more and more investors to purchase gold bullion vs dollars.</p>
<p>The national debt is over twelve trillion and counting. Despite efforts to get the economy going, the debt will not likely come down soon and if the unforeseen happens like it did in Haiti, a compassionate response will be running up the debt even more. For many investors this situation points to the historic value of gold bullion vs dollars or other currencies as a means of protecting wealth.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>As investors watch world and national events, it is apparent why investing in gold bullion vs dollars is advisable and, sometimes necessary. The recent disaster in Haiti makes this point two fold. A foreign aid worker was quoted as saying that, &ldquo;Money is worth nothing right now&hellip;&rdquo; This scenario is sadly played out all over the world time and time again as disaster strikes and societal organization disappears. The other factor is that the United States and other nations cannot, and will not stand idly by after Haiti&rsquo;s terrible earthquake. Heroic relief efforts started within hours of news of the earthquake reaching foreign capitals; however, there are no great nations on earth that are not currently struggling with debt from the current financial crisis.</p>
<p>The United States is planning at least a hundred million dollars in aid and will likely maintain a presence, at a continuing cost, into the indefinite future. The cost of inaction may well be higher than lending aid; however, this all costs money. As United States unemployment numbers recently went up, the price of gold jumped up too. The expectation of ongoing, albeit necessary spending dragging down the value of the American dollar is driving more and more investors to purchase gold bullion vs dollars.</p>
<p>The national debt is over twelve trillion and counting. Despite efforts to get the economy going, the debt will not likely come down soon and if the unforeseen happens like it did in Haiti, a compassionate response will be running up the debt even more. For many investors this situation points to the historic value of gold bullion vs dollars or other currencies as a means of protecting wealth</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[January 15, 2010 - Uses of Gold Bullion]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/uses-of-gold-bullion/</link>
                    <pubDate>Fri, 15 Jan 2010 07:27:55 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p>The uses of gold bullion vary from person to person. Some individuals will get more use out of a one gram bullion &ldquo;bar&rdquo; that is smaller and thinner than a postage stamp, while other individuals will be making a better financial decision by purchasing kilo bars, 400 ounce bars, or even 1000 ounce bars directly from the COMEX. How, then, does one compare the different types of gold bullion and determine which specific kind is most appropriate in any given situation?</p>
<p>If you plan on crafting a piece of jewelry with your gold bullion, try to determine the exact amount of gold you will need before purchasing your precious metals. A gram of gold sells for anywhere between $50-$100, so do the math on what your jewelry will need before you purchase gold. If you are interested in the uses of gold bullion for investment purposes, gold grams and fractional gold coins could carry too much a premium for your liking.</p>
<p>Large bars are offered by companies like Johnson-Matthey and Credit-Suisse, and these items are the most cost effective way to buy gold bullion as an investment. Collectors sometimes prize fractional coins, like the 1/10 ounce gold American Eagle and the &frac12; ounce gold Canadian Maple Leaf, to complete a set, although investors who plan on taking profits may want to stay away from pricey fractional coins with outrageous premiums.</p>
<p>If you don&rsquo;t want to make jewelry and you are not concerned with making a quick buck, don&rsquo;t worry. While we can&rsquo;t cover all the uses of gold bullion today, such as its use in computers and automobiles, we can take moment to warn those who may be wrongly considering a gold bullion purchase. Investors who want physical gold for long-term (14 months or more) wealth preservation purposes may want to avoid gold bullion because it is confiscatable by the US government and less profitable over the long-term than certified gold. To learn more about the uses of gold bullion and the uses of certified gold, get in touch with us or do some more research online, starting with our award-winning gold investment tutorial below.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The uses of gold bullion vary from person to person. Some individuals will get more use out of a one gram bullion &ldquo;bar&rdquo; that is smaller and thinner than a postage stamp, while other individuals will be making a better financial decision by purchasing kilo bars, 400 ounce bars, or even 1000 ounce bars directly from the COMEX. How, then, does one compare the different types of gold bullion and determine which specific kind is most appropriate in any given situation?</p>
<p>If you plan on crafting a piece of jewelry with your gold bullion, try to determine the exact amount of gold you will need before purchasing your precious metals. A gram of gold sells for anywhere between $50-$100, so do the math on what your jewelry will need before you purchase gold. If you are interested in the uses of gold bullion for investment purposes, gold grams and fractional gold coins could carry too much a premium for your liking.</p>
<p>Large bars are offered by companies like Johnson-Matthey and Credit-Suisse, and these items are the most cost effective way to buy gold bullion as an investment. Collectors sometimes prize fractional coins, like the 1/10 ounce gold American Eagle and the &frac12; ounce gold Canadian Maple Leaf, to complete a set, although investors who plan on taking profits may want to stay away from pricey fractional coins with outrageous premiums.</p>
<p>If you don&rsquo;t want to make jewelry and you are not concerned with making a quick buck, don&rsquo;t worry. While we can&rsquo;t cover all the uses of gold bullion today, such as its use in computers and automobiles, we can take moment to warn those who may be wrongly considering a gold bullion purchase. Investors who want physical gold for long-term (14 months or more) wealth preservation purposes may want to avoid gold bullion because it is confiscatable by the US government and less profitable over the long-term than certified gold. To learn more about the uses of gold bullion and the uses of certified gold, get in touch with us or do some more research online, starting with our award-winning gold investment tutorial below.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[January 14, 2010 - Gold Bullion vs. the Dollar]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/gold-bullion-vs-the-dollar/</link>
                    <pubDate>Thu, 14 Jan 2010 08:35:32 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p>In the matchup between gold bullion vs. the dollar, there can only be one winner. Gold bullion prices historically move in the opposite direction of the US dollar index, so one will surely stand tall when the other falls. No investment moves in a straight line, and gold and the dollar have fluctuated in a volatile manner over the last 80 years.</p>
<p>In the 1930s, gold bullion prices started to rise because the Great Depression had devalued the dollar significantly. President Franklin Roosevelt and the US government seized gold bullion from everyone within US borders and used the ore to pay down our nation&rsquo;s debt and restore solvency to the greenback. If our government had not done this, we would probably be using gold instead of dollar bills today. Instead, US fiat currency was salvaged and we have been stuck using paper IOUs for the last seven or eight decades.</p>
<p>After the dollar strengthened, gold bullion ownership was re-legalized and the dollar began to fall yet again. Inflation peaked in the late 1970s and early 1980s, and American consumers lost 65% of their spending power by sticking with dollar-backed assets. Meanwhile, gold rose over 1000% and many investors were able to preserve their purchasing power throughout that cycle by owning physical gold.</p>
<p>Our dollar looks to be taking another long-term tumble and many economists believe that we could see the dollar approach the point of insolvency in the current cycle if our government continues to flood our financial markets with increasingly worthless notes. In this round of gold bullion vs. the dollar, gold bullion looks to have the potential advantage because the international community appears fed up with the United States&rsquo; malicious manipulation of the monetary supply. To get more information on the battle between gold bullion vs. the dollar or to let us know what you consider the more valuable form of money, register below or give us a call directly.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In the matchup between gold bullion vs. the dollar, there can only be one winner. Gold bullion prices historically move in the opposite direction of the US dollar index, so one will surely stand tall when the other falls. No investment moves in a straight line, and gold and the dollar have fluctuated in a volatile manner over the last 80 years.</p>
<p>In the 1930s, gold bullion prices started to rise because the Great Depression had devalued the dollar significantly. President Franklin Roosevelt and the US government seized gold bullion from everyone within US borders and used the ore to pay down our nation&rsquo;s debt and restore solvency to the greenback. If our government had not done this, we would probably be using gold instead of dollar bills today. Instead, US fiat currency was salvaged and we have been stuck using paper IOUs for the last seven or eight decades.</p>
<p>After the dollar strengthened, gold bullion ownership was re-legalized and the dollar began to fall yet again. Inflation peaked in the late 1970s and early 1980s, and American consumers lost 65% of their spending power by sticking with dollar-backed assets. Meanwhile, gold rose over 1000% and many investors were able to preserve their purchasing power throughout that cycle by owning physical gold.</p>
<p>Our dollar looks to be taking another long-term tumble and many economists believe that we could see the dollar approach the point of insolvency in the current cycle if our government continues to flood our financial markets with increasingly worthless notes. In this round of gold bullion vs. the dollar, gold bullion looks to have the potential advantage because the international community appears fed up with the United States&rsquo; malicious manipulation of the monetary supply. To get more information on the battle between gold bullion vs. the dollar or to let us know what you consider the more valuable form of money, register below or give us a call directly.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[January 13, 2010 - Gold and Silver Bullion]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/gold-and-silver-bullion/</link>
                    <pubDate>Wed, 13 Jan 2010 07:25:50 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>Gold and Silver Bullion</strong></p>
<p>Gold and silver bullion performed well in the last ten years; both precious metals stool up well to the devaluation of the dollar and the tribulations of the American economy. Although gold is most typically thought of as the best hedge against inflation and insurance against loss of wealth in an economic collapse, both gold and silver bullion satisfy this need.</p>
<p>Gold bullion roughly doubled between 2000 and the start of 2010 and silver bullion went up roughly three and a half fold. Both metals jumped up on the COMEX futures market just last week. A disappointing jobs report led gold and silver traders to believe that the Federal Reserve would not raise interest rates for fear of choking off the fledgling economic recovery. Lower interest rates tend to make the dollar less attractive and raise the relative values of gold and silver bullion.</p>
<p>Since the 1933 confiscation, the United States has not minted gold coins for legal tender and in; the US Mint reduced silver content of silver coins to 18.89 percent. The only sources of gold and silver are rare gold coins and bullion in the form of coins and bars. Reputable companies such as Johnson Matthey produce bars of both metals starting at one ounce. Another favorite for silver and gold bars is Engelhard. This company was bought out in the 1980&rsquo;s by BASF and its divisions renamed; however, Engelhard bullion products can be purchased through professional gold and silver exchanges such as gold-bullion.org.</p>
<p>As the world economy continues in the doldrums, gold and silver continue to be means of protecting and growing wealth during difficult times. This security can be found either in rare coins or in gold and silver bullion.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>Gold and Silver Bullion</strong></p>
<p>Gold and silver bullion performed well in the last ten years; both precious metals stool up well to the devaluation of the dollar and the tribulations of the American economy. Although gold is most typically thought of as the best hedge against inflation and insurance against loss of wealth in an economic collapse, both gold and silver bullion satisfy this need.</p>
<p>Gold bullion roughly doubled between 2000 and the start of 2010 and silver bullion went up roughly three and a half fold. Both metals jumped up on the COMEX futures market just last week. A disappointing jobs report led gold and silver traders to believe that the Federal Reserve would not raise interest rates for fear of choking off the fledgling economic recovery. Lower interest rates tend to make the dollar less attractive and raise the relative values of gold and silver bullion.</p>
<p>Since the 1933 confiscation, the United States has not minted gold coins for legal tender and in; the US Mint reduced silver content of silver coins to 18.89 percent. The only sources of gold and silver are rare gold coins and bullion in the form of coins and bars. Reputable companies such as Johnson Matthey produce bars of both metals starting at one ounce. Another favorite for silver and gold bars is Engelhard. This company was bought out in the 1980&rsquo;s by BASF and its divisions renamed; however, Engelhard bullion products can be purchased through professional gold and silver exchanges such as gold-bullion.org.</p>
<p>As the world economy continues in the doldrums, gold and silver continue to be means of protecting and growing wealth during difficult times. This security can be found either in rare coins or in gold and silver bullion.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[January 12, 2010 - Gold Bullion IRA]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/gld-bullion-ira/</link>
                    <pubDate>Tue, 12 Jan 2010 07:20:50 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>Gold Bullion IRA</strong></p>
<p>During the financial headaches of the last decade, gold bullion was a secure refuge from a crashing stock market and the collapse of a housing bubble. Gold bullion quadrupled in value in the last ten years. After last year&rsquo;s partial recovery, the stock market appears headed for a large correction with PE ratios way out of line with past and projected earnings. That brings us back to gold and the various means of gold investment such as a gold bullion IRA. A gold bullion IRA combines the potential of gold with the IRA&rsquo;s protection from capital gains taxes.</p>
<p>IRA&rsquo;s have been around for many years. The benefits of a traditional IRA are that contributions are tax deferred, along with IRA earnings, until retirement. A newer species of IRA, the Roth IRA, does not have the advantage of tax deferred contributions but does allow assets in the IRA to grow tax free and to be withdrawn tax free after a &ldquo;seasoning period&rdquo; which is typically five years.</p>
<p>A new opportunity for gold investors is a Gold IRA. Investors can buy and store gold in an IRA, gaining the tax advantages previously only available to other investments. For setting up a gold bullion IRA, it is wise to talk with a professional gold exchange representative. The staff at gold-bullion.org can help educate investors and direct them to professionals in the field of gold bullion IRA&rsquo;s. The security of gold and the tax advantages of an IRA can be a potent combination for security and growth of wealth in these troubled times.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>Gold Bullion IRA</strong></p>
<p>During the financial headaches of the last decade, gold bullion was a secure refuge from a crashing stock market and the collapse of a housing bubble. Gold bullion quadrupled in value in the last ten years. After last year&rsquo;s partial recovery, the stock market appears headed for a large correction with PE ratios way out of line with past and projected earnings. That brings us back to gold and the various means of gold investment such as a gold bullion IRA. A gold bullion IRA combines the potential of gold with the IRA&rsquo;s protection from capital gains taxes.</p>
<p>IRA&rsquo;s have been around for many years. The benefits of a traditional IRA are that contributions are tax deferred, along with IRA earnings, until retirement. A newer species of IRA, the Roth IRA, does not have the advantage of tax deferred contributions but does allow assets in the IRA to grow tax free and to be withdrawn tax free after a &ldquo;seasoning period&rdquo; which is typically five years.</p>
<p>A new opportunity for gold investors is a Gold IRA. Investors can buy and store gold in an IRA, gaining the tax advantages previously only available to other investments. For setting up a gold bullion IRA, it is wise to talk with a professional gold exchange representative. The staff at gold-bullion.org can help educate investors and direct them to professionals in the field of gold bullion IRA&rsquo;s. The security of gold and the tax advantages of an IRA can be a potent combination for security and growth of wealth in these troubled times.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[January 11, 2010 - Physical Gold Bullion]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/physical-gold-bullion/</link>
                    <pubDate>Mon, 11 Jan 2010 07:48:34 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>Physical Gold Bullion</strong></p>
<p>Physical gold bullion is the historic protection of wealth and security in times of economic distress. The price of physical gold bullion varies with the degree of uncertainty and risk in day to day life. The future price of gold bullion may vary from the day&rsquo;s price of gold, depending upon economic indicators.</p>
<p>There are many ways to invest in gold. Physical gold bullion is the most secure and in times of severe economic and social chaos, the most practical. A wise suggestion that many investors follow is to diversity their gold portfolio into rare gold coins, gold bullion coins and bars, gold IRA&rsquo;s, and even gold mining stocks. The more sophisticated investor may well invest in gold futures.</p>
<p>The practical value of holding physical gold is in cases of total societal breakdown. Worldwide terrorism is a constant threat and the recovery of the United States economy is not totally certain. In the event of total chaos, it would be gold in hand that would preserve wealth and perhaps save lives. In the event of a breakdown of the nation&rsquo;s communications system, access to the wealth held in mining stocks would be hard to recover although physical gold held in a bank might be accessible. Having small denominations of gold bullion on hand would be important for daily purchases.</p>
<p>Individuals who work in war zones typically have a bag packed and some cash on hand in case they need to leave in a hurry. Likewise a prudent gold strategy might well include a sufficient amount of gold bullion in small quantities for purchases in case of a meltdown of the nation&rsquo;s social structure. Having a strategy for owning physical gold bullion is important and we can advise on such a strategy.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>Physical Gold Bullion</strong></p>
<p>Physical gold bullion is the historic protection of wealth and security in times of economic distress. The price of physical gold bullion varies with the degree of uncertainty and risk in day to day life. The future price of gold bullion may vary from the day&rsquo;s price of gold, depending upon economic indicators.</p>
<p>There are many ways to invest in gold. Physical gold bullion is the most secure and in times of severe economic and social chaos, the most practical. A wise suggestion that many investors follow is to diversity their gold portfolio into rare gold coins, gold bullion coins and bars, gold IRA&rsquo;s, and even gold mining stocks. The more sophisticated investor may well invest in gold futures.</p>
<p>The practical value of holding physical gold is in cases of total societal breakdown. Worldwide terrorism is a constant threat and the recovery of the United States economy is not totally certain. In the event of total chaos, it would be gold in hand that would preserve wealth and perhaps save lives. In the event of a breakdown of the nation&rsquo;s communications system, access to the wealth held in mining stocks would be hard to recover although physical gold held in a bank might be accessible. Having small denominations of gold bullion on hand would be important for daily purchases.</p>
<p>Individuals who work in war zones typically have a bag packed and some cash on hand in case they need to leave in a hurry. Likewise a prudent gold strategy might well include a sufficient amount of gold bullion in small quantities for purchases in case of a meltdown of the nation&rsquo;s social structure. Having a strategy for owning physical gold bullion is important and we can advise on such a strategy.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[January 10, 2010 - European Gold Bullion]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/european-gold-bullion/</link>
                    <pubDate>Sun, 10 Jan 2010 04:16:11 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>January 10, 2010</strong> - There are several sources of gold bullion coins in the world. European gold bullion coins, for example, include the British Britannia, the Austrian Philharmonic, a re-strike of the Emperor Franz Joseph I Austrian coin from 1915, and the Golden French Rooster, the Coq d&rsquo;Or. The Coq d&rsquo;Or was minted from 1901 until the First World War. This coin was in circulation but, because of its high purity, can be considered a gold bullion coin. In addition there are a number of European gold coins similar to the American Double Eagles that circulated in the USA until 1933. These include the French Napoleon, the Swiss Vreneli, and Russian Chervonets.</p>
<p>Although the British and Austrian mints may stand behind their products, dealing with them across continents can be tiresome and costly, with some dealers charging much higher rates and commissions on deals. Certified European gold bullion coins obtained through a reputable North American gold exchange will offer excellent liquidity, accurate pricing and often lower costs than if the investor deals with the mints or sellers in Europe.</p>
<p>For those interested in collectable European coins, it is wise to deal with a professional gold exchange as well. A local gold exchange can see that the coins are certified for authenticity, rarity, and state of preservation, giving a fair idea of their market value.</p>
<p>Investors who are looking to diversify their holdings will frequently look to purchase European gold bullion. Working with an American exchange can simplify the process and leave the investor with more &ldquo;coin&rdquo; in his or her pocket, thanks to competitive fees and commissions.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>January 10, 2010</strong> - There are several sources of gold bullion coins in the world. European gold bullion coins, for example, include the British Britannia, the Austrian Philharmonic, a re-strike of the Emperor Franz Joseph I Austrian coin from 1915, and the Golden French Rooster, the Coq d&rsquo;Or. The Coq d&rsquo;Or was minted from 1901 until the First World War. This coin was in circulation but, because of its high purity, can be considered a gold bullion coin. In addition there are a number of European gold coins similar to the American Double Eagles that circulated in the USA until 1933. These include the French Napoleon, the Swiss Vreneli, and Russian Chervonets.</p>
<p>Although the British and Austrian mints may stand behind their products, dealing with them across continents can be tiresome and costly, with some dealers charging much higher rates and commissions on deals. Certified European gold bullion coins obtained through a reputable North American gold exchange will offer excellent liquidity, accurate pricing and often lower costs than if the investor deals with the mints or sellers in Europe.</p>
<p>For those interested in collectable European coins, it is wise to deal with a professional gold exchange as well. A local gold exchange can see that the coins are certified for authenticity, rarity, and state of preservation, giving a fair idea of their market value.</p>
<p>Investors who are looking to diversify their holdings will frequently look to purchase European gold bullion. Working with an American exchange can simplify the process and leave the investor with more &ldquo;coin&rdquo; in his or her pocket, thanks to competitive fees and commissions</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[January 7, 2010 - Gold Bullion Values]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/gold-bullion-values/</link>
                    <pubDate>Thu, 07 Jan 2010 13:27:51 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>Gold Bullion Values</strong></p>
<p>Gold bullion prices are set twice daily at the London gold fixing. Gold bullion values are something else; something more. These are hard economic times; there are individuals who have seen the savings of a lifetime evaporate in the stock market or in the collapse of the housing bubble. There are people who have put their savings into the bank only to see the steady erosion the dollar&rsquo;s buying power reduce or negate the interest they earned. On top of that, people have paid taxes on bank interest even though the interest was insufficient to keep up with the decline of the dollar&rsquo;s value.</p>
<p>Gold bullion values include more than the rising price of gold. Gold bullion values include security and promise. There is a value of security and reassurance in diversifying part of a portfolio of investments into gold bullion against the potential of more severe economic chaos. There is the value of holding an investment such as gold bullion, which quadrupled in value in the first decade of the century.</p>
<p>The nation&rsquo;s economy did not end up in its current sorry state by accident. The level of mismanagement on many fronts was phenomenal. The price the nation will pay for last year&rsquo;s bailouts is a terrible shame and a burden on the children and grandchildren of the nation. The potential promise of gold bullion is to maintain wealth in the face of economic chaos and steady devaluation of the dollar.</p>
<p>Gold bullion values include the price of gold. Gold bullion values also include the ability to sleep at night, trusting that the value of personally held gold will not evaporate in a flash as did the assets of some hedge funds in the past few years.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>Gold Bullion Values</strong></p>
<p>Gold bullion prices are set twice daily at the London gold fixing. Gold bullion values are something else; something more. These are hard economic times; there are individuals who have seen the savings of a lifetime evaporate in the stock market or in the collapse of the housing bubble. There are people who have put their savings into the bank only to see the steady erosion the dollar&rsquo;s buying power reduce or negate the interest they earned. On top of that, people have paid taxes on bank interest even though the interest was insufficient to keep up with the decline of the dollar&rsquo;s value.</p>
<p>Gold bullion values include more than the rising price of gold. Gold bullion values include security and promise. There is a value of security and reassurance in diversifying part of a portfolio of investments into gold bullion against the potential of more severe economic chaos. There is the value of holding an investment such as gold bullion, which quadrupled in value in the first decade of the century.</p>
<p>The nation&rsquo;s economy did not end up in its current sorry state by accident. The level of mismanagement on many fronts was phenomenal. The price the nation will pay for last year&rsquo;s bailouts is a terrible shame and a burden on the children and grandchildren of the nation. The potential promise of gold bullion is to maintain wealth in the face of economic chaos and steady devaluation of the dollar.</p>
<p>Gold bullion values include the price of gold. Gold bullion values also include the ability to sleep at night, trusting that the value of personally held gold will not evaporate in a flash as did the assets of some hedge funds in the past few years.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[January 6, 2010 - Canadian Gold Bullion]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/canadian-gold-bullion/</link>
                    <pubDate>Wed, 06 Jan 2010 15:44:06 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>Canadian Gold Bullion</strong></p>
<p>The world&rsquo;s purest gold bullion coins come from the Royal Canadian Mint. Canadian gold bullion coins were first produced in 1979 at 99.9 percent purity. In 1982 the Canadian Gold Maple Leaf, the Canadian gold bullion coin, was produced at 99.99 percent purity only to be matched, later on, by the Austrian Philharmonic and the American Buffalo gold bullion coins. Since the coin&rsquo;s inception, over 20 million ounces of Canadian Gold Maple Leafs have been sold.</p>
<p>Not to be matched, much less outdone, by competitors the Royal Canadian Mint now produces smaller batches of Canadian gold bullion coins of exceptional purity, 99.999 percent. This is the purest gold bullion coin in the world. For the investor looking for the absolute standard in gold bullion purity, the Canadian Gold Maple Leaf and the special edition, .99999 pure Gold Maple Leafs are the answer.</p>
<p>The United States economic picture remains difficult and a troubling amount of debt will be passed on to the country&rsquo;s children and grandchildren. Investing in gold has protected family wealth throughout history, and wise investors today follow the age old practice of buying gold to counter inflation and to profit from the metal&rsquo;s upward climb.</p>
<p>For the purest gold bullion, investors need only look to Canada for the Canadian Gold Maple Leaf. The Canadian Gold Maple Leaf is made entirely from gold mined in Canada and its gold content is guaranteed by the Royal Canadian Mint. Canadian gold bullion can be purchased and sold through reputable gold trading platforms such as gold-bullion.org.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The world&rsquo;s purest gold bullion coins come from the Royal Canadian Mint. Canadian gold bullion coins were first produced in 1979 at 99.9 percent purity. In 1982 the Canadian Gold Maple Leaf, the Canadian gold bullion coin, was produced at 99.99 percent purity only to be matched, later on, by the Austrian Philharmonic and the American Buffalo gold bullion coins. Since the coin&rsquo;s inception, over 20 million ounces of Canadian Gold Maple Leafs have been sold.</p>
<p>Not to be matched, much less outdone, by competitors the Royal Canadian Mint now produces smaller batches of Canadian gold bullion coins of exceptional purity, 99.999 percent. This is the purest gold bullion coin in the world. For the investor looking for the absolute standard in gold bullion purity, the Canadian Gold Maple Leaf and the special edition, .99999 pure Gold Maple Leafs are the answer.</p>
<p>The United States economic picture remains difficult and a troubling amount of debt will be passed on to the country&rsquo;s children and grandchildren. Investing in gold has protected family wealth throughout history, and wise investors today follow the age old practice of buying gold to counter inflation and to profit from the metal&rsquo;s upward climb.</p>
<p>For the purest gold bullion, investors need only look to Canada for the Canadian Gold Maple Leaf. The Canadian Gold Maple Leaf is made entirely from gold mined in Canada and its gold content is guaranteed by the Royal Canadian Mint. Canadian gold bullion can be purchased and sold through reputable gold trading platforms such as gold-bullion.org.</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[January 5, 2010 - Gold Bullion Values]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/gold%7Cbullion%7Cvalues/</link>
                    <pubDate>Tue, 05 Jan 2010 15:02:22 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>Gold Bullion Values</strong></p>
<p>Gold bullion prices are set twice daily at the London gold fixing. Gold bullion values are something else, something more. These are hard economic times; there are individuals who have seen the savings of a lifetime evaporate in the stock market or in the collapse of the housing bubble. There are people who have put their savings into the bank only to see the steady erosion the dollar&rsquo;s buying power reduce or negate the interest they earned. On top of that, these people have paid taxes on bank interest even though the interest was insufficient to keep up with the steady erosion of the dollar&rsquo;s value.</p>
<p>Gold bullion values include more than the rising price of gold. Gold bullion values include security and promise. There is a value of security and reassurance in diversifying part of a portfolio of investments into gold bullion against the potential of more severe economic chaos. There is the value of holding an investment such as gold bullion, which quadrupled in value in the first decade of the century.</p>
<p>The nation&rsquo;s economy did not end up in its current sorry state by accident. The level of mismanagement on many fronts was phenomenal. The price the nation will pay for the bailouts of last year is a terrible shame and burden on the children and grandchildren of the nation. The potential promise of gold bullion is to maintain wealth in the face of economic chaos and steady devaluation of the dollar.</p>
<p>Gold bullion values include the price of gold, and but also has the inherent value to provide the ability to sleep at night, trusting that the value of personally held gold will not evaporate in a flash as did the assets of some recently closed hedge funds.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Gold bullion prices are set twice daily at the London gold fixing. Gold bullion values are something else, something more. These are hard economic times; there are individuals who have seen the savings of a lifetime evaporate in the stock market or in the collapse of the housing bubble. There are people who have put their savings into the bank only to see the steady erosion the dollar&rsquo;s buying power reduce or negate the interest they earned. On top of that, these people have paid taxes on bank interest even though the interest was insufficient to keep up with the steady erosion of the dollar&rsquo;s value.</p>
<p>Gold bullion values include more than the rising price of gold. Gold bullion values include security and promise. There is a value of security and reassurance in diversifying part of a portfolio of investments into gold bullion against the potential of more severe economic chaos. There is the value of holding an investment such as gold bullion, which quadrupled in value in the first decade of the century.</p>
<p>The nation&rsquo;s economy did not end up in its current sorry state by accident. The level of mismanagement on many fronts was phenomenal. The price the nation will pay for the bailouts of last year is a terrible shame and burden on the children and grandchildren of the nation. The potential promise of gold bullion is to maintain wealth in the face of economic chaos and steady devaluation of the dollar.</p>
<p>Gold bullion values include the price of gold, and but also has the inherent value to provide the ability to sleep at night, trusting that the value of personally held gold will not evaporate in a flash as did the assets of some recently closed hedge funds</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[January 4, 2010 - Gold Bullion Market]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/gold-bullion-market/</link>
                    <pubDate>Mon, 04 Jan 2010 14:11:39 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p>The United States debt has more than doubled since 2000 coming to over $12 trillion. The government had a choice in the years before 2000 to continue policies that were starting to take control of the national debt and instead, chose the course that led to the current dismal situation. Those who saw this coming correctly understood that the political will to fix the situation did not exist and many of them invested in the gold bullion market.</p>
<p>Although the individual investor buys relatively small lots of gold, compared to central banks, it is wise to have a sense of what drives the gold bullion market, aside from the failing economic and political policies of the government.</p>
<p>The gold bullion market, like all markets, is influenced by supply and demand. According to public estimates, the total of all gold mined comes to around 160,000 tons. Using $1,000 an ounce as a round number, the total above ground value of gold is $5 trillion. A fifth of all gold above ground is in central bank reserves. This gold is meant to settle debts between nations, so it does not enter into general circulation.</p>
<p>The gold bullion market of available bars and coins is huge, reaching into the trillions of dollars. Because of this, supply is not the issue, demand is. The United States is not the only nation with economic problems. In fact, in better economic times for the US dollar, foreigners bought dollars when there was political chaos and war in their home countries. Now they buy in the gold bullion market.</p>
<p>The increasing demand of like minded investors from all over the world drives up the price of gold. As it appears that the United States and many other nations are having difficulty getting their economic houses in order, the same investors from all over the world will likely continue to buy gold, driving the price continually higher and making the gold bullion market even more attractive.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The United States debt has more than doubled since 2000 coming to over $12 trillion. The government had a choice in the years before 2000 to continue policies that were starting to take control of the national debt and instead, chose the course that led to the current dismal situation. Those who saw this coming correctly understood that the political will to fix the situation did not exist and many of them invested in the gold bullion market.</p>
<p>Although the individual investor buys relatively small lots of gold, compared to central banks, it is wise to have a sense of what drives the gold bullion market, aside from the failing economic and political policies of the government.</p>
<p>The gold bullion market, like all markets, is influenced by supply and demand. According to public estimates, the total of all gold mined comes to around 160,000 tons. Using $1,000 an ounce as a round number, the total above ground value of gold is $5 trillion. A fifth of all gold above ground is in central bank reserves. This gold is meant to settle debts between nations, so it does not enter into general circulation.</p>
<p>The gold bullion market of available bars and coins is huge, reaching into the trillions of dollars. Because of this, supply is not the issue, demand is. The United States is not the only nation with economic problems. In fact, in better economic times for the US dollar, foreigners bought dollars when there was political chaos and war in their home countries. Now they buy in the gold bullion market.</p>
<p>The increasing demand of like minded investors from all over the world drives up the price of gold. As it appears that the United States and many other nations are having difficulty getting their economic houses in order, the same investors from all over the world will likely continue to buy gold, driving the price continually higher and making the gold bullion market even more attractive.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[January 2, 2010 - Gold Bullion Prices ]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/gold-bullion-prices/</link>
                    <pubDate>Sat, 02 Jan 2010 18:25:31 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>Gold Bullion Prices</strong></p>
<p>Gold bullion prices have gone up dramatically over the last ten years. Gold&rsquo;s rise over the last decade was not surprising, given the dramatic increase in the nation&rsquo;s debt, loss of purchasing power of the American dollar, war and the likelihood of more of the same,. The drop in gold bullion prices near the end of 2009 is seen by many as just a correction on gold&rsquo;s upward climb. The United States and other nations have plowed previously unheard up sums into propping up their economies. It remains to be seen if the policy of continued borrowing against tomorrow to pay for today will work. Those who do not believe in this policy typically buy gold.</p>
<p>Gold has always been one of the most popular precious metals for investment. One only need look at the quadrupling of gold bullion prices over the first ten years of the century to see an example of why smart investors frequently keep at least part of their assets in gold. When the stock market faltered, gold went up. When the real estate market collapsed, gold went up. As the new decade begins, Iran seems poised to obtain nuclear weapons, terrorists threaten the homeland, and the government&rsquo;s response to economic disaster is to increase the national debt.</p>
<p>Those who choose to protect the hard earned wealth of their families look at the history of increasing gold bullion prices at times of economic difficulty and typically buy the historic refuge in times of trouble, gold. One need only think back to the end of the Vietnam era and &ldquo;boat people&rdquo; coming out of Southeast Asia. Beneath their shawls and cloaks women carried the wealth of their families in the form of gold jewelry. A better choice than being forced to flee one&rsquo;s homeland carrying one wealth in jewelry is to invest in gold before disaster happen and to avoid disaster by preserving wealth with gold.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Gold bullion prices have gone up dramatically over the last ten years. Gold&rsquo;s rise over the last decade was not surprising, given the dramatic increase in the nation&rsquo;s debt, loss of purchasing power of the American dollar, war and the likelihood of more of the same,. The drop in gold bullion prices near the end of 2009 is seen by many as just a correction on gold&rsquo;s upward climb. The United States and other nations have plowed previously unheard up sums into propping up their economies. It remains to be seen if the policy of continued borrowing against tomorrow to pay for today will work. Those who do not believe in this policy typically buy gold.</p>
<p>Gold has always been one of the most popular precious metals for investment. One only need look at the quadrupling of gold bullion prices over the first ten years of the century to see an example of why smart investors frequently keep at least part of their assets in gold. When the stock market faltered, gold went up. When the real estate market collapsed, gold went up. As the new decade begins, Iran seems poised to obtain nuclear weapons, terrorists threaten the homeland, and the government&rsquo;s response to economic disaster is to increase the national debt.</p>
<p>Those who choose to protect the hard earned wealth of their families look at the history of increasing gold bullion prices at times of economic difficulty and typically buy the historic refuge in times of trouble, gold. One need only think back to the end of the Vietnam era and &ldquo;boat people&rdquo; coming out of Southeast Asia. Beneath their shawls and cloaks women carried the wealth of their families in the form of gold jewelry. A better choice than being forced to flee one&rsquo;s homeland carrying one wealth in jewelry is to invest in gold before disaster happen and to avoid disaster by preserving wealth with gold.</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[December 31, 2009 - Engelhard Gold Bullion]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/engelhard%7Cgold%7Cbullion/</link>
                    <pubDate>Thu, 31 Dec 2009 07:23:01 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p>The price of gold bullion has risen substantially over the first decade of the 21st century as the United States economy has failed to keep up with worldwide competition. Borrowing internationally to support consumption at home has helped drive to dollar to new lows. Many have taken refuge in foreign investments to preserve their wealth; however, foreign investments can be confiscated or nationalized. Owning gold bullion protects against risk at home and risk abroad. A unique bullion investment is Engelhard gold bullion.</p>
<p>Gold bullion sells for the spot price of gold. However, there are unique forms of gold bullion that may sell at a premium. One of these is Engelhard gold bullion. At the beginning of the 20th century Engelhard was the world&rsquo;s largest refiner of precious metals. The company was bought out by BASF in 2006 and its divisions renamed.</p>
<p>Engelhard Australia produced standard gold bullion bars stamped Engelhard Australia plus the assay mark. However, one could request special orders with different designs for a premium. Many Engelhard gold bullion bars are still available and sell above gold bullion prices as collector&rsquo;s items.</p>
<p>The standard Engelhard &ldquo;button sized&rdquo; one ounce gold bullion bar is square, is stamped Engelhard and Australia with an &ldquo;E&rdquo; stamped over a globe on the front and .9999 Fine 1 Oz. Troy on the back. A popular bar design from Engelhard is the &ldquo;Rothschild&rdquo; gold bar which sells at a premium over the price of gold bullion, when it can be found.</p>
<p>In these tough economic times, gold bullion is a safe refuge and a means of increasing wealth. Collectable gold bars may well outperform bullion over the years. Experts such as the professionals at gold-bullion.org can offer unique investment opportunities such as Engelhard gold bullion.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The price of gold bullion has risen substantially over the first decade of the 21st century as the United States economy has failed to keep up with worldwide competition. Borrowing internationally to support consumption at home has helped drive to dollar to new lows. Many have taken refuge in foreign investments to preserve their wealth; however, foreign investments can be confiscated or nationalized. Owning gold bullion protects against risk at home and risk abroad. A unique bullion investment is Engelhard gold bullion.</p>
<p>Gold bullion sells for the spot price of gold. However, there are unique forms of gold bullion that may sell at a premium. One of these is Engelhard gold bullion. At the beginning of the 20th century Engelhard was the world&rsquo;s largest refiner of precious metals. The company was bought out by BASF in 2006 and its divisions renamed.</p>
<p>Engelhard Australia produced standard gold bullion bars stamped Engelhard Australia plus the assay mark. However, one could request special orders with different designs for a premium. Many Engelhard gold bullion bars are still available and sell above gold bullion prices as collector&rsquo;s items.</p>
<p>The standard Engelhard &ldquo;button sized&rdquo; one ounce gold bullion bar is square, is stamped Engelhard and Australia with an &ldquo;E&rdquo; stamped over a globe on the front and .9999 Fine 1 Oz. Troy on the back. A popular bar design from Engelhard is the &ldquo;Rothschild&rdquo; gold bar which sells at a premium over the price of gold bullion, when it can be found.</p>
<p>In these tough economic times, gold bullion is a safe refuge and a means of increasing wealth. Collectable gold bars may well outperform bullion over the years. Experts such as the professionals at gold-bullion.org can offer unique investment opportunities such as Engelhard gold bullion.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[December 29, 2009 - American Gold Bullion]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/american%7Cgold%7Cbullion/</link>
                    <pubDate>Wed, 30 Dec 2009 07:11:43 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p>Oil prices are going up with gas prices to follow. The government has spent unheard of amounts of money to bail out financial institutions and stimulate the economy. Despite the government&rsquo;s efforts, unemployment is still high. Inflation, with steady devaluation of the United State dollar, is a continual concern as the nation struggles with the worst economic circumstances since the Great Depression. A healthy response to this economic mess is to invest in American Gold Bullion. Gold bullion holds its value against inflation and is a time honored refuge in times of war and economic collapse.</p>
<p>American gold bullion is produced by the US mint as American Eagles, the 2009 Ultra High Relief Double Eagles, and the American Buffalo. The 2009 Ultra High Relief coin is based on the original Saint Gaudens&rsquo; design, and the .9999 fine gold American Buffalo gold coins are based upon the design of the buffalo nickel. Each of these is a one ounce American Gold Bullion coin.</p>
<p>American gold bullion bars are produced by Johnson Matthey. This company makes gold bullion bars in one ounce, ten ounce, and one kilogram sizes. The gold is mined and refined in North America.</p>
<p>Another source of American gold bullion is from commemorative gold bullion coins produced by the United States Mint. These coins can be bought and held as gold bullion and occasionally have collector value but may be hard to find. The American Eagle, American Buffalo, and selected minting of gold bullion coins like the Saint Gaudens design are produced in quantity. These are not collector coins but very portable means of holding gold bullion when the dollar is in question and the economy frail.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Oil prices are going up with gas prices to follow. The government has spent unheard of amounts of money to bail out financial institutions and stimulate the economy. Despite the government&rsquo;s efforts, unemployment is still high. Inflation, with steady devaluation of the United State dollar, is a continual concern as the nation struggles with the worst economic circumstances since the Great Depression. A healthy response to this economic mess is to invest in American Gold Bullion. Gold bullion holds its value against inflation and is a time honored refuge in times of war and economic collapse.</p>
<p>American gold bullion is produced by the US mint as American Eagles, the 2009 Ultra High Relief Double Eagles, and the American Buffalo. The 2009 Ultra High Relief coin is based on the original Saint Gaudens&rsquo; design, and the .9999 fine gold American Buffalo gold coins are based upon the design of the buffalo nickel. Each of these is a one ounce American Gold Bullion coin.</p>
<p>American gold bullion bars are produced by Johnson Matthey. This company makes gold bullion bars in one ounce, ten ounce, and one kilogram sizes. The gold is mined and refined in North America.</p>
<p>Another source of American gold bullion is from commemorative gold bullion coins produced by the United States Mint. These coins can be bought and held as gold bullion and occasionally have collector value but may be hard to find. The American Eagle, American Buffalo, and selected minting of gold bullion coins like the Saint Gaudens design are produced in quantity. These are not collector coins but very portable means of holding gold bullion when the dollar is in question and the economy frail.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[December 28, 2009 - Gold Bullion Bars]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/gold%7Cbullion%7Cbars/</link>
                    <pubDate>Mon, 28 Dec 2009 16:22:09 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>Gold Bullion Bars</strong></p>
<p>In purchasing gold bullion bars as a long term hedge against inflation or for short term investment, it is wise and easiest to rely upon experts in the field. There are a number of trusted producers of gold bars and a variety of bar sizes available for investment; however, it is not necessary to approach the refiner in order to obtain gold bars for investment. Reputable dealers such as Gold-bullion.org provide certified gold bullion in weights and quantities suitable for any buyer.</p>
<p>Gold bullion bars come in various weights and from a number of different locations. For example, Pamp Suisse gold bars come in 1 ounce, 10 ounce, 100 gram, and kilogram weights. These are 99.99% gold. Johnson Mathey produces 99.99% gold bullion bars refined in the UK, USA, Canada, Australia and Hong Kong. One ounce Credit Suisse 99.99% purity gold bullion bars are backed by the Credit Suisse Bank of Switzerland.</p>
<p>Whether investment needs dictate the purchase of 100 ounce gold bars or 1 gram, certified gold bars are available in all sizes. The certification of gold assures the buyer that what they are paying for is what they are getting. When the investor decides to sell his or her investment certified gold bullion, it has a known value at the market price of the day.</p>
<p>Gold bullion bar values are known every day, as the London gold fixing is carried out twice daily and is the trusted source of gold valuation world wide. Knowing the gold content of a gold bar makes it easy to keep track of its value every day and allows an investor to know the exact value of his or her holdings.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In purchasing gold bullion bars as a long term hedge against inflation or for short term investment, it is wise and easiest to rely upon experts in the field. There are a number of trusted producers of gold bars and a variety of bar sizes available for investment; however, it is not necessary to approach the refiner in order to obtain gold bars for investment. Reputable dealers such as Gold-bullion.org provide certified gold bullion in weights and quantities suitable for any buyer.</p>
<p>Gold bullion bars come in various weights and from a number of different locations. For example, Pamp Suisse gold bars come in 1 ounce, 10 ounce, 100 gram, and kilogram weights. These are 99.99% gold. Johnson Mathey produces 99.99% gold bullion bars refined in the UK, USA, Canada, Australia and Hong Kong. One ounce Credit Suisse 99.99% purity gold bullion bars are backed by the Credit Suisse Bank of Switzerland.</p>
<p>Whether investment needs dictate the purchase of 100 ounce gold bars or 1 gram, certified gold bars are available in all sizes. The certification of gold assures the buyer that what they are paying for is what they are getting. When the investor decides to sell his or her investment certified gold bullion, it has a known value at the market price of the day.</p>
<p>Gold bullion bar values are known every day, as the London gold fixing is carried out twice daily and is the trusted source of gold valuation world wide. Knowing the gold content of a gold bar makes it easy to keep track of its value every day and allows an investor to know the exact value of his or her holdings.</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[December 27, 2009]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/gold%7Cbullion%7Ccoins/</link>
                    <pubDate>Sun, 27 Dec 2009 17:02:40 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>Gold Bullion Coins</strong></p>
<p>As a hedge against inflation and for economic security in difficult times, gold bullion coins are an excellent investment. There are many types of gold bullion coins available, but they are not all the same. Doing business with a professional and reputable dealer such as gold-bullion.org will take away any guesswork in buying gold bullion coins.</p>
<p>The first foreign gold bullion coin in the US was the South African Krugerand, first minted in 1967. It contains an ounce of gold but was intended to circulate as currency, so it contains sufficient alloy to make it harder. For this reason, it is not a 24 karat bullion coin.  Other foreign gold bullion coins include the Mexican Libertad, the Australian Kangaroo, the Austrian Philharmonic, the Canadian Gold Maple and the Chinese Panda.</p>
<p>The American Buffalo, however, is a .9999 gold bullion coin. This gold replica of the buffalo nickel was introduced in 2006 as the US Mint&rsquo;s first pure gold coin. In addition, American Eagle and the American Double Eagle are gold bullion coins modeled after the American double eagles of the late 19th and early 20th century.</p>
<p>Beside dedicated gold bullion coins, the US Mint and others have produced commemorative gold coins over the years such as the Mark Twain one ounce gold coin. These coins can serve the purpose of gold bullion coins and may have collector value as well.</p>
<p>In buying and selling gold bullion coins, it is wise to rely upon expert advice and deal only in certified gold bullion coins. There are many options in buying gold bullion, so it makes no sense to accept less than professionally certified gold bullion coins for investment, protection against inflation and a hedge against the potential of economic collapse.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>As a hedge against inflation and for economic security in difficult times, gold bullion coins are an excellent investment. There are many types of gold bullion coins available, but they are not all the same. Doing business with a professional and reputable dealer such as gold-bullion.org will take away any guesswork in buying gold bullion coins.</p>
<p>The first foreign gold bullion coin in the US was the South African Krugerand, first minted in 1967. It contains an ounce of gold but was intended to circulate as currency, so it contains sufficient alloy to make it harder. For this reason, it is not a 24 karat bullion coin.  Other foreign gold bullion coins include the Mexican Libertad, the Australian Kangaroo, the Austrian Philharmonic, the Canadian Gold Maple and the Chinese Panda.</p>
<p>The American Buffalo, however, is a .9999 gold bullion coin. This gold replica of the buffalo nickel was introduced in 2006 as the US Mint&rsquo;s first pure gold coin. In addition, American Eagle and the American Double Eagle are gold bullion coins modeled after the American double eagles of the late 19th and early 20th century.</p>
<p>Beside dedicated gold bullion coins, the US Mint and others have produced commemorative gold coins over the years such as the Mark Twain one ounce gold coin. These coins can serve the purpose of gold bullion coins and may have collector value as well.</p>
<p>In buying and selling gold bullion coins, it is wise to rely upon expert advice and deal only in certified gold bullion coins. There are many options in buying gold bullion, so it makes no sense to accept less than professionally certified gold bullion coins for investment, protection against inflation and a hedge against the potential of economic collapse</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[December 23, 2009 - Bullion Gold]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/bullion-gold-12232009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Wed, 23 Dec 2009 15:14:58 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p>Purchasing bullion gold is an efficient means of investment in gold and protection from the economic mess that the USA and much of the world have gotten into. Despite a temporary rally of the dollar, unemployment is still high and war continues in the Middle East draining American blood and treasure.</p>
<p>Historians say that it was war that spelled the end of the British Empire, even though Great Britain did not lose it colonies for another generation. It would seem that the United States is following the same course and compounding its sorry state with economic mismanagement as well. Bullion gold becomes more attractive every day as the seemingly endless litany of mismanagement and disaster presents itself hourly on the news.</p>
<p>Because of the variety of sizes that bullion gold comes in it is very transportable on one hand, and a very compact form of wealth on the other. In times of economic devastation such as the 1920&rsquo;s German Weimar Republic, inflation increased one trillion fold. That is, one paper Mark was worth one gold Mark at the end of the World War I and four and half years later a gold mark was worth one trillion paper marks. In an era when one needed a wheelbarrow full of currency to buy a loaf of bread having bought bullion gold was, in fact, a life saver.</p>
<p>Bullion is the bulk form of gold and comes in sizes of 1,000 kilograms, one kilogram, a tael, which is 37.429 grams, a tola, which is 22.6638038 grams, and a Ten Tola of 117 grams. Bullion coins are an ounce, such as the American Gold Eagle, and function as bullion, making these coins valuable as well as a collectable work of art.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Purchasing bullion gold is an efficient means of investment in gold and protection from the economic mess that the USA and much of the world have gotten into. Despite a temporary rally of the dollar, unemployment is still high and war continues in the Middle East draining American blood and treasure.</p>
<p>Historians say that it was war that spelled the end of the British Empire, even though Great Britain did not lose it colonies for another generation. It would seem that the United States is following the same course and compounding its sorry state with economic mismanagement as well. Bullion gold becomes more attractive every day as the seemingly endless litany of mismanagement and disaster presents itself hourly on the news.</p>
<p>Because of the variety of sizes that bullion gold comes in it is very transportable on one hand, and a very compact form of wealth on the other. In times of economic devastation such as the 1920&rsquo;s German Weimar Republic, inflation increased one trillion fold. That is, one paper Mark was worth one gold Mark at the end of the World War I and four and half years later a gold mark was worth one trillion paper marks. In an era when one needed a wheelbarrow full of currency to buy a loaf of bread having bought bullion gold was, in fact, a life saver.</p>
<p>Bullion is the bulk form of gold and comes in sizes of 1,000 kilograms, one kilogram, a tael, which is 37.429 grams, a tola, which is 22.6638038 grams, and a Ten Tola of 117 grams. Bullion coins are an ounce, such as the American Gold Eagle, and function as bullion, making these coins valuable as well as a collectable work of art.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[December 22, 2009 - Investment in Gold Bullion Signals Upswing]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/gold-bullion-12222009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Wed, 23 Dec 2009 08:27:11 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p>A continuing indication of the upswing in the United States economy during the Obama presidency is strong sales of gold bullion. In spite of a late release of the American Buffalo $50 gold bullion coin, investors have claimed an impressive amount of this valuable commodity, leading many economists to conclude that the economy is turning the corner to recovery. In addition to the American Buffalo and the American Eagle, proof Buffalo coins made their appearance late in the year, further spurring investment and leading the recovery.</p>
<p>The American Eagle has been used the standard gold bullion in the United States since 1986. A newcomer, the American Buffalo was introduced during the previous Republican administration, with a mandate that quantities be made available on an annual basis. In spite of a late release date for 2009, the American Buffalo has joined the Eagle to form a strong investment vehicle.</p>
<p>Through November, buyers purchased nearly 1.2 million American Eagle coins, which represented steady sales throughout the year. The American Buffalo, which was not released until October, continued its strong showing with nearly two hundred thousand sales in just two months.</p>
<p>At times, sales of gold bullion can signal economic distress, because of its inverse relationship with the US dollar. In the current market, however, gold is tracking much like stocks and other securities, showing a strong rebound that has followed the economic stimulus plans introduced by President Obama. These indicators bode well for the economy as the country heads into the New Year on a positive note and investment in gold bullion is on an upswing.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A continuing indication of the upswing in the United States economy during the Obama presidency is strong sales of gold bullion. In spite of a late release of the American Buffalo $50 gold bullion coin, investors have claimed an impressive amount of this valuable commodity, leading many economists to conclude that the economy is turning the corner to recovery. In addition to the American Buffalo and the American Eagle, proof Buffalo coins made their appearance late in the year, further spurring investment and leading the recovery.</p>
<p>The American Eagle has been used the standard gold bullion in the United States since 1986. A newcomer, the American Buffalo was introduced during the previous Republican administration, with a mandate that quantities be made available on an annual basis. In spite of a late release date for 2009, the American Buffalo has joined the Eagle to form a strong investment vehicle.</p>
<p>Through November, buyers purchased nearly 1.2 million American Eagle coins, which represented steady sales throughout the year. The American Buffalo, which was not released until October, continued its strong showing with nearly two hundred thousand sales in just two months.</p>
<p>At times, sales of gold bullion can signal economic distress, because of its inverse relationship with the US dollar. In the current market, however, gold is tracking much like stocks and other securities, showing a strong rebound that has followed the economic stimulus plans introduced by President Obama. These indicators bode well for the economy as the country heads into the New Year on a positive note and investment in gold bullion is on an upswing.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[December 21, 2009]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/gold-bullion-investment-12212009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Mon, 21 Dec 2009 17:33:19 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p>There are two basic gold bullion investment options, short and long term. Short term investment has provided excellent returns in the last decade. A gold bullion investment in May of 2005 would have gone up fifty percent in value by May of 2006. Likewise the purchase of gold bullion in August or early September of 2007 would have realized a roughly fifty percent profit if sold in March or April of 2008. A gold bullion investment in November of last year could be worth nearly forty percent more in US dollars today.</p>
<p>The alternative for someone who does not have the time to watch the gold market closely is long term gold bullion investment. Gold was selling for $400 an ounce in 2004 and today is around $1,100 an ounce after briefly passing $1,200. In just five years gold has nearly tripled in value during which time stocks fell, housing prices dropped, and unemployment has continued to plague the USA.</p>
<p>Gold could be an inflation hedge as the dollar slides. While an investor may profit considerably from buying and selling gold quickly, long term purchase and holding of gold bullion can be protection against the steady shrinkage of hard earned assets from inflation and insurance against the possibility of a global financial meltdown.</p>
<p>Whether investing for short term profits or for long term security, gold bullion investment works. Whether one has the ability and inclination to monitor the gold market or just wants part of their assets to be in a safe haven, gold has typically proven to be a safe and profitable means of investment.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>There are two basic gold bullion investment options, short and long term. Short term investment has provided excellent returns in the last decade. A gold bullion investment in May of 2005 would have gone up fifty percent in value by May of 2006. Likewise the purchase of gold bullion in August or early September of 2007 would have realized a roughly fifty percent profit if sold in March or April of 2008. A gold bullion investment in November of last year could be worth nearly forty percent more in US dollars today.</p>
<p>The alternative for someone who does not have the time to watch the gold market closely is long term gold bullion investment. Gold was selling for $400 an ounce in 2004 and today is around $1,100 an ounce after briefly passing $1,200. In just five years gold has nearly tripled in value during which time stocks fell, housing prices dropped, and unemployment has continued to plague the USA.</p>
<p>Gold could be an inflation hedge as the dollar slides. While an investor may profit considerably from buying and selling gold quickly, long term purchase and holding of gold bullion can be protection against the steady shrinkage of hard earned assets from inflation and insurance against the possibility of a global financial meltdown.</p>
<p>Whether investing for short term profits or for long term security, gold bullion investment works. Whether one has the ability and inclination to monitor the gold market or just wants part of their assets to be in a safe haven, gold has typically proven to be a safe and profitable means of investment.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[December 18, 2009 - Buy Gold Bullion]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/buy-gold-bullion-12182009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Fri, 18 Dec 2009 14:40:11 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>December 18, 2009</strong> - It could be a wise decision to buy gold bullion, since the raw metal has increased over 400% in the last eight years and over 30% in the last 365 days. However, some analysts believe that the gold spot price has peaked at $1227 for the current cycle, which was reached earlier in December before the gold spot price dropped over $100 in the last two weeks.</p>
<p>If you are thinking about a gold bullion purchase, it is important to consider your investment goals and plans on how to best utilize your gold. Bullion is mainly used as a 1-14 month profit-seeking vehicle, while certified gold coins are more of an apt investment for long-term holds.</p>
<p>While bullion is much less expensive, certified coins are completely private investments that have been deemed to be government non-confiscatable in the event of another Great depression. Learn more about the historic gold bullion confiscation at <a>www.Gold-Investment.info</a>, or register for one of the helpful tutorials below to get the facts about why hoarding gold bullion was illegal from 1933 to 1971 within the United States.</p>
<p>If you compare our financial markets&rsquo; situation today with last year&rsquo;s same-time levels, things appear fantastic. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) and the NASDAQ indexes have spiked dramatically since February, when the bailout and stimulus measures began infusing new dollars into our troubled economy. Even with the increases in stocks over the past three quarters, consumer confidence in our nation&rsquo;s ability to recover quickly from this recession has waned.</p>
<p>If you are considering a gold investment and would like to meet your goals with the proper gold diversification, feel free to contact Gold-Bullion.org, or if you prefer just sign-up below for one of our award-winning investment guides to be shipped directly to you.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>December 18, 2009</strong> - It could be a wise decision to buy gold bullion, since the raw metal has increased over 400% in the last eight years and over 30% in the last 365 days. However, some analysts believe that the gold spot price has peaked at $1227 for the current cycle, which was reached earlier in December before the gold spot price dropped over $100 in the last two weeks.</p>
<p>If you are thinking about a gold bullion purchase, it is important to consider your investment goals and plans on how to best utilize your gold. Bullion is mainly used as a 1-14 month profit-seeking vehicle, while certified gold coins are more of an apt investment for long-term holds.</p>
<p>While bullion is much less expensive, certified coins are completely private investments that have been deemed to be government non-confiscatable in the event of another Great depression. Learn more about the historic gold bullion confiscation at <a>www.Gold-Investment.info</a>, or register for one of the helpful tutorials below to get the facts about why hoarding gold bullion was illegal from 1933 to 1971 within the United States.</p>
<p>If you compare our financial markets&rsquo; situation today with last year&rsquo;s same-time levels, things appear fantastic. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) and the NASDAQ indexes have spiked dramatically since February, when the bailout and stimulus measures began infusing new dollars into our troubled economy. Even with the increases in stocks over the past three quarters, consumer confidence in our nation&rsquo;s ability to recover quickly from this recession has waned.</p>
<p>If you are considering a gold investment and would like to meet your goals with the proper gold diversification, feel free to contact Gold-Bullion.org, or if you prefer just sign-up below for one of our award-winning investment guides to be shipped directly to you.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[December 17, 2009 - Gold Eagle Bullion]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/gold-eagle-bullion-12172009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Thu, 17 Dec 2009 15:02:47 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>December 17, 2009</strong> &ndash; Shortly after gold bullion ownership was re-legalized for US citizens in 1971, the US Mint decided to utilize the late famed sculptor Augustus Saint Gaudens&rsquo; 1907 rendition of Lady Liberty as the design for the new Gold Eagle bullion coins. This breath-taking, full-length depiction of Lady Liberty was first employed by the US Mint in 1907, and the original Saint Gaudens Double Eagle was minted until the tragic gold bullion confiscation of 1933.</p>
<p>The opposite side of the modern-day Gold Eagle bullion coin features a male American bald eagle, which soars majestically above its&rsquo; nest and family. The Gold Eagle bullion coin is most commonly used by investors as a short-term gold investing vehicle, and some investors who utilize this particular strategy have seen substantial profits by lining their portfolios with this coin.</p>
<p>Investors with poorly performing retirement accounts have the option to convert those funds to Gold Eagle bullion coins, and many investors have made this move to offset any possible short-term inflation of US currency. If you don&rsquo;t believe that short-term inflation is the full extent of our nation&rsquo;s future problems and if you fear that our great nation will require years or decades to emerge from the current financial catastrophe, it may be wise to opt for the Proof version of the Gold Eagle coin.</p>
<p>The Proof Eagle is the only gold coin that US citizens can place within their IRA that has been deemed to be &ldquo;non-confiscatable&rdquo; by our government&rsquo;s own rules. If our government enacts a second gold confiscation similar to the one that occurred from 1933 to 1971, gold bullion bars and coins, including God Eagle bullion coins, would be seized. Our government paid a nominal price for gold bullion back then and it was a federal crime to sit on raw bullion.</p>
<p>Some coins were exempted from confiscation by President Franklin Roosevelt&rsquo;s Executive Order 6102, Section 2-B. The Proof Eagle is a &ldquo;coin of recognized value to collectors of rare and unusual coins,&rdquo; which Roosevelt&rsquo;s order explicitly mentioned were not subject to seizure. If you feel somewhat vulnerable within or outside of your retirement account, don&rsquo;t be afraid to join the millions of investors who have used Gold Eagle bullion and Proof coins to protect and increase their spending power throughout these tumultuous financial times.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>December 17, 2009</strong> &ndash; Shortly after gold bullion ownership was re-legalized for US citizens in 1971, the US Mint decided to utilize the late famed sculptor Augustus Saint Gaudens&rsquo; 1907 rendition of Lady Liberty as the design for the new Gold Eagle bullion coins. This breath-taking, full-length depiction of Lady Liberty was first employed by the US Mint in 1907, and the original Saint Gaudens Double Eagle was minted until the tragic gold bullion confiscation of 1933.</p>
<p>The opposite side of the modern-day Gold Eagle bullion coin features a male American bald eagle, which soars majestically above its&rsquo; nest and family. The Gold Eagle bullion coin is most commonly used by investors as a short-term gold investing vehicle, and some investors who utilize this particular strategy have seen substantial profits by lining their portfolios with this coin.</p>
<p>Investors with poorly performing retirement accounts have the option to convert those funds to Gold Eagle bullion coins, and many investors have made this move to offset any possible short-term inflation of US currency. If you don&rsquo;t believe that short-term inflation is the full extent of our nation&rsquo;s future problems and if you fear that our great nation will require years or decades to emerge from the current financial catastrophe, it may be wise to opt for the Proof version of the Gold Eagle coin.</p>
<p>The Proof Eagle is the only gold coin that US citizens can place within their IRA that has been deemed to be &ldquo;non-confiscatable&rdquo; by our government&rsquo;s own rules. If our government enacts a second gold confiscation similar to the one that occurred from 1933 to 1971, gold bullion bars and coins, including God Eagle bullion coins, would be seized. Our government paid a nominal price for gold bullion back then and it was a federal crime to sit on raw bullion.</p>
<p>Some coins were exempted from confiscation by President Franklin Roosevelt&rsquo;s Executive Order 6102, Section 2-B. The Proof Eagle is a &ldquo;coin of recognized value to collectors of rare and unusual coins,&rdquo; which Roosevelt&rsquo;s order explicitly mentioned were not subject to seizure. If you feel somewhat vulnerable within or outside of your retirement account, don&rsquo;t be afraid to join the millions of investors who have used Gold Eagle bullion and Proof coins to protect and increase their spending power throughout these tumultuous financial times.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[December 16, 2009 - Gold Bullion Bars]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/gold-bullion-bars-12162009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Thu, 17 Dec 2009 06:50:05 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>December 16, 2009</strong> - Gold bullion bars have been legal to own for US citizens since 1971, when President Richard Nixon removed the United States from the Gold standard. On the flip side of the coin, Nixon&rsquo;s move also legalized the full-time and overtime running of the printing presses housed at the US Treasury. Gold bullion bars and coins were illegal for us to own for almost 40 years, and our government stored trillions of dollars in gold at Fort Knox, Kentucky from 1933 to 1971.</p>
<p>President Franklin Roosevelt made hoarding gold bullion a criminal act in 1933, when the great Depression was in full swing and the US government needed the gold to prevent the collapse of our dollar. The Gold Standard was a way of backing US currency with physical gold, which has been valued for over 5000 years, unlike the fiat paper we use as currency today.</p>
<p>While investors started to fortify their portfolios with gold bullion bars and coins in 1971, our lawmakers immediately started a spending spree that has continued to our day. Our government&rsquo;s ability to print and spend is almost limitless, as evidenced by the debt &ldquo;ceiling&rdquo; that has increased hundreds of times over the years. This limit will be raised yet again in the near future, because the current debt limit of $12.1 trillion is almost breached.</p>
<p>Our leaders have relentlessly disregarded the responsibilities that they accepted by increasing the amount of debt that our nation has become buried under. A handful of other nations have beckoned for the United States to shore up or eliminate the US dollar entirely. Historically, our government backed up the weak dollar by confiscating gold bullion, and it appears highly likely that such a confiscation will occur again.</p>
<p>There is no way to know what our government will do, but there are ways to protect your portfolio if such a confiscation were to occur again. Certain gold coins have been deemed non-confiscatable by Executive Order 6102, Section 2-B. US coins that hold special value to &ldquo;collectors of rare and unusual coins&rdquo; coins were not confiscated historically, so investors have cornered the investment side of this market to secure their wealth privately.</p>
<p>Contact Gold-Bullion.org by requesting one of our free investment starter kits if you would like to learn more about gold bullion bars, gold bullion coins, or non-confiscatable certified coins.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>December 16, 2009</strong> - Gold bullion bars have been legal to own for US citizens since 1971, when President Richard Nixon removed the United States from the Gold standard. On the flip side of the coin, Nixon&rsquo;s move also legalized the full-time and overtime running of the printing presses housed at the US Treasury. Gold bullion bars and coins were illegal for us to own for almost 40 years, and our government stored trillions of dollars in gold at Fort Knox, Kentucky from 1933 to 1971.</p>
<p>President Franklin Roosevelt made hoarding gold bullion a criminal act in 1933, when the great Depression was in full swing and the US government needed the gold to prevent the collapse of our dollar. The Gold Standard was a way of backing US currency with physical gold, which has been valued for over 5000 years, unlike the fiat paper we use as currency today.</p>
<p>While investors started to fortify their portfolios with gold bullion bars and coins in 1971, our lawmakers immediately started a spending spree that has continued to our day. Our government&rsquo;s ability to print and spend is almost limitless, as evidenced by the debt &ldquo;ceiling&rdquo; that has increased hundreds of times over the years. This limit will be raised yet again in the near future, because the current debt limit of $12.1 trillion is almost breached.</p>
<p>Our leaders have relentlessly disregarded the responsibilities that they accepted by increasing the amount of debt that our nation has become buried under. A handful of other nations have beckoned for the United States to shore up or eliminate the US dollar entirely. Historically, our government backed up the weak dollar by confiscating gold bullion, and it appears highly likely that such a confiscation will occur again.</p>
<p>There is no way to know what our government will do, but there are ways to protect your portfolio if such a confiscation were to occur again. Certain gold coins have been deemed non-confiscatable by Executive Order 6102, Section 2-B. US coins that hold special value to &ldquo;collectors of rare and unusual coins&rdquo; coins were not confiscated historically, so investors have cornered the investment side of this market to secure their wealth privately.</p>
<p>Contact Gold-Bullion.org by requesting one of our free investment starter kits if you would like to learn more about gold bullion bars, gold bullion coins, or non-confiscatable certified coins.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[December 15, 2009 - Gold Bullion Coins]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/gold-bullion-coins-12152009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Tue, 15 Dec 2009 15:29:05 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>December 15, 2009</strong> - Gold bullion coins have become more popular in 2009 than ever before, and they have achieved this popularity by posting a 450% gain since 2001. That figure could grow in 2010 if our mainstream financial markets decline further, as many economists have predicted they will. Our contracting economy has disintegrated the hard-earned wealth of many American investors in the last few years, although gold bullion and certified gold have proven to be a safe way to store wealth for millions of resourceful and savvy individuals.</p>
<p>The majority of gold and silver bullion investors seek profits that could be rendered within 14 months of purchase, and gold bullion coins are an excellent vehicle to use in implementing that particular strategy. If utilized correctly, gold bullion coins could profit significantly during these troubling economic times. Investors who seek a short-term position in the gold market may do well with gold bullion, although it is wise to thoroughly evaluate your investment goals before making any purchase, because gold bullion is a confiscatable item as deemed by US law.  Visit <a>www.Gold-Investment.info</a> to learn more about the historic gold confiscation, or contact Gold-Bullion.org directly for answers to your questions about this aspect of the gold market.</p>
<p>Speak with a gold market expert to make sure that you are making the best choice for your specific situation and worldview. By using introspection in your gold investing, you can avoid the fate of others who wasted their hard-earned money on the incorrect type of gold.</p>
<p>Investors who decide that gold bullion coins are a good fit appreciate the wide variety of pieces that are available. The American gold Eagle and the gold South African Krugerrand are two of the most popular 22-karat coins, and investors who seek higher purity typically invest in 24-karat (0.999 fine gold) coins, like the Austrian gold Philharmonic and the Canadian gold Maple Leaf.</p>
<p>Both purity levels contain the same amount of gold, so the sole difference is that 22-karat coins contain slightly more alloy to produce a harder coin. Contact Gold-Bullion.org today, or browse our helpful investment tutorials below to learn more about opportunities in the gold coin market.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>December 15, 2009</strong> - Gold bullion coins have become more popular in 2009 than ever before, and they have achieved this popularity by posting a 450% gain since 2001. That figure could grow in 2010 if our mainstream financial markets decline further, as many economists have predicted they will. Our contracting economy has disintegrated the hard-earned wealth of many American investors in the last few years, although gold bullion and certified gold have proven to be a safe way to store wealth for millions of resourceful and savvy individuals.</p>
<p>The majority of gold and silver bullion investors seek profits that could be rendered within 14 months of purchase, and gold bullion coins are an excellent vehicle to use in implementing that particular strategy. If utilized correctly, gold bullion coins could profit significantly during these troubling economic times. Investors who seek a short-term position in the gold market may do well with gold bullion, although it is wise to thoroughly evaluate your investment goals before making any purchase, because gold bullion is a confiscatable item as deemed by US law.  Visit <a>www.Gold-Investment.info</a> to learn more about the historic gold confiscation, or contact Gold-Bullion.org directly for answers to your questions about this aspect of the gold market.</p>
<p>Speak with a gold market expert to make sure that you are making the best choice for your specific situation and worldview. By using introspection in your gold investing, you can avoid the fate of others who wasted their hard-earned money on the incorrect type of gold.</p>
<p>Investors who decide that gold bullion coins are a good fit appreciate the wide variety of pieces that are available. The American gold Eagle and the gold South African Krugerrand are two of the most popular 22-karat coins, and investors who seek higher purity typically invest in 24-karat (0.999 fine gold) coins, like the Austrian gold Philharmonic and the Canadian gold Maple Leaf.</p>
<p>Both purity levels contain the same amount of gold, so the sole difference is that 22-karat coins contain slightly more alloy to produce a harder coin. Contact Gold-Bullion.org today, or browse our helpful investment tutorials below to learn more about opportunities in the gold coin market.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[December 14, 2009 - Gold Bullion]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/gold-bullion-12142009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Mon, 14 Dec 2009 15:20:55 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>December 14, 2009</strong> &ndash; Gold bullion prices rose slightly this morning after a large drop-off last week. Economists disagree over what direction gold prices will move in 2010, although they do agree on the factors that determine gold price fluctuation.</p>
<p>Most mainstream market analysts believe that the gold spot price will fluctuate based largely on the performance of US financial markets. Gold tends to rise when stocks, bonds, and cash accounts wither, because investors seek alternative means to store and grow their wealth.</p>
<p>Gold prices also rise when the dollar falls, as do other commodities that are priced in dollars. Many household and institutional investors, as well as nations like India and China, have flocked to gold in order to take advantage of a weakening US currency.</p>
<p>Gold analysts believe that gold could follow a historical pattern of gaining value as federal interest rates rise, because the 1970s saw gold prices rise to record highs in line with interest rates that hit double digits. Ben Bernanke and the rest of the folks at the Federal Reserve have maintained interest rates near zero for an excessively long period of time, and economists believe that the Fed&rsquo;s key lending rate will start to creep up steadily beginning in 2010. If inflation is the result of the Fed&rsquo;s string of radical monetary moves since the current recession started, gold prices and safe-haven demand would be driven upward.</p>
<p>What will happen to our economy next year remains to be seen, and some analysts believe that our government has found a viable solution to our nation&rsquo;s economic problems through government stimuli and assistance for big business.</p>
<p>However, the measures taken so far have only provided mild relief from the burning financial pain of this recession, so many investors haven taken their financial future into their own hands by shifting from dollar-backed assets and into gold. If you believe that the United States is not out of the dark yet, contact Gold-Bullion.org for helpful investment information or request the same award-winning information below.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>December 14, 2009</strong> &ndash; Gold bullion prices rose slightly this morning after a large drop-off last week. Economists disagree over what direction gold prices will move in 2010, although they do agree on the factors that determine gold price fluctuation.</p>
<p>Most mainstream market analysts believe that the gold spot price will fluctuate based largely on the performance of US financial markets. Gold tends to rise when stocks, bonds, and cash accounts wither, because investors seek alternative means to store and grow their wealth.</p>
<p>Gold prices also rise when the dollar falls, as do other commodities that are priced in dollars. Many household and institutional investors, as well as nations like India and China, have flocked to gold in order to take advantage of a weakening US currency.</p>
<p>Gold analysts believe that gold could follow a historical pattern of gaining value as federal interest rates rise, because the 1970s saw gold prices rise to record highs in line with interest rates that hit double digits. Ben Bernanke and the rest of the folks at the Federal Reserve have maintained interest rates near zero for an excessively long period of time, and economists believe that the Fed&rsquo;s key lending rate will start to creep up steadily beginning in 2010. If inflation is the result of the Fed&rsquo;s string of radical monetary moves since the current recession started, gold prices and safe-haven demand would be driven upward.</p>
<p>What will happen to our economy next year remains to be seen, and some analysts believe that our government has found a viable solution to our nation&rsquo;s economic problems through government stimuli and assistance for big business.</p>
<p>However, the measures taken so far have only provided mild relief from the burning financial pain of this recession, so many investors haven taken their financial future into their own hands by shifting from dollar-backed assets and into gold. If you believe that the United States is not out of the dark yet, contact Gold-Bullion.org for helpful investment information or request the same award-winning information below.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[December 11, 2009 - Gold Bullion Confiscation]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/gold-bullion-confiscation-jh/</link>
                    <pubDate>Fri, 11 Dec 2009 13:45:20 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>December 11, 2009</strong> - Could gold bullion confiscation become a reality in our present turbulent financial times? This is a question we at Gold-Bullion.org hear often.  The answer is not definitive in most reputable experts&rsquo; opinions. In fact, investors could spend days reading material that argues that the bullion confiscation could never happen again and many gold specialists insisting that that it&rsquo;s just a matter of time.</p>
<p>There are two sides of the gold bullion confiscation coin.</p>
<p>Those who insist that gold confiscation could never happen again use the argument that the government has a lot more dollars printed (issued through bonds as well) in the twenty-first century and that by taking their citizens gold there would not be enough metal  to stabilize the dollar as was the case in 1933. This is a very good point that is countered by the argument that the government would still need to confiscate to pay its bills and keep gas in the fighter jets should the dollar collapse due to the continued dilution of the green back.</p>
<p>Life holds no guarantees and the gold market holds true to life. If you were in President Franklin Roosevelt&rsquo;s shoes and stood at the base of the Oval Office as Commander-In-Chief today the scenario could unfold like this.  Your chief of staff and financial advisors would walk in with the dollar bill in one hand and gold bullion in the other. They would advise you that because of lack of confidence in your sovereign currency either the dollar or gold bullion must go.  The US government issues dollars as loans so of course you would have to remove any threatening currency, which gold has been to all currencies for over 5000 years.  Would you take the bullion or let the dollar fail? Remember, you took an oath to protect the country and the United States of America doesn&rsquo;t surrender to anyone let alone its&rsquo; citizens.  As President, can you think of any other asset you could take from your citizens to solidify the dollar?</p>
<p>So although no one holds a definitive answer to the question of whether or not the government will recall gold bullion again, one thing is certain. The United States powers that be will do whatever necessary to protect the image of its currency while maintaining our country&rsquo;s spending power.</p>
<p>As a firm we generally refer this question back to the questioning parties&rsquo; reason for owning gold in the first place.</p>
<p>You may not consider confiscation an issue if you are investing in gold for protection from rampant inflation.</p>
<p>If, however, you personally feel that the dollar could collapse then it may be wise to take confiscation into consideration before making your purchase.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>December 11, 2009</strong> - Could gold bullion confiscation become a reality in our present turbulent financial times? This is a question we at Gold-Bullion.org hear often.  The answer is not definitive in most reputable experts&rsquo; opinions. In fact, investors could spend days reading material that argues that the bullion confiscation could never happen again and many gold specialists insisting that that it&rsquo;s just a matter of time.</p>
<p>There are two sides of the gold bullion confiscation coin.</p>
<p>Those who insist that gold confiscation could never happen again use the argument that the government has a lot more dollars printed (issued through bonds as well) in the twenty-first century and that by taking their citizens gold there would not be enough metal  to stabilize the dollar as was the case in 1933. This is a very good point that is countered by the argument that the government would still need to confiscate to pay its bills and keep gas in the fighter jets should the dollar collapse due to the continued dilution of the green back.</p>
<p>Life holds no guarantees and the gold market holds true to life. If you were in President Franklin Roosevelt&rsquo;s shoes and stood at the base of the Oval Office as Commander-In-Chief today the scenario could unfold like this.  Your chief of staff and financial advisors would walk in with the dollar bill in one hand and gold bullion in the other. They would advise you that because of lack of confidence in your sovereign currency either the dollar or gold bullion must go.  The US government issues dollars as loans so of course you would have to remove any threatening currency, which gold has been to all currencies for over 5000 years.  Would you take the bullion or let the dollar fail? Remember, you took an oath to protect the country and the United States of America doesn&rsquo;t surrender to anyone let alone its&rsquo; citizens.  As President, can you think of any other asset you could take from your citizens to solidify the dollar?</p>
<p>So although no one holds a definitive answer to the question of whether or not the government will recall gold bullion again, one thing is certain. The United States powers that be will do whatever necessary to protect the image of its currency while maintaining our country&rsquo;s spending power.</p>
<p>As a firm we generally refer this question back to the questioning parties&rsquo; reason for owning gold in the first place.</p>
<p>You may not consider confiscation an issue if you are investing in gold for protection from rampant inflation.</p>
<p>If, however, you personally feel that the dollar could collapse then it may be wise to take confiscation into consideration before making your purchase.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>John Halloran</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[December 10, 2009 - Gold Eagle Bullion]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/gold-eagle-bullion/</link>
                    <pubDate>Thu, 10 Dec 2009 11:35:53 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>December 10, 2009</strong> &ndash; With our traditional investments expected to decline further in 2010, it is no surprise that Gold Eagle bullion prices have risen, as have other products available on the gold market. This market has seen an influx of new investors recently, and market analysts believe that demand for gold could drive the gold spot price to $1500 next year.</p>
<p>Demand for safe-haven assets has grown every month since our recession began three years ago, and expectations for an economic boost from the holiday retail season have been lowered dramatically since that season began two weeks ago. For the latest information on the gold market or to receive live gold spot price updates, register below after learning more about the gold bullion market in this update.</p>
<p>Our nation&rsquo;s credit crunch is expected to grow worse in 2010, as more mortgage and credit card companies battle to collect on their outstanding loans. This could prove to be quite a chore, because the consumer to which loans were made are facing higher unemployment and a weakening job market. Additionally, inflation could put many creditors out of business once our Federal Reserve raises its key lending rate, because these creditors (not to mention investors with cash accounts) would lose their principle if interest rates were raised to double-digits, as they were in the 1970s and 1980s.</p>
<p>If you foresee high inflation or the potential collapse of US currency, you can join the millions of investors who have purchased modern-day Gold Eagle bullion and certified Gold Eagle coins that were minted prior to 1933. Contact Gold-Bullion.org or register below for more information on gold products that could protect and grow your wealth in the midst of this recessionary period.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>December 10, 2009</strong> &ndash; With our traditional investments expected to decline further in 2010, it is no surprise that Gold Eagle bullion prices have risen, as have other products available on the gold market. This market has seen an influx of new investors recently, and market analysts believe that demand for gold could drive the gold spot price to $1500 next year.</p>
<p>Demand for safe-haven assets has grown every month since our recession began three years ago, and expectations for an economic boost from the holiday retail season have been lowered dramatically since that season began two weeks ago. For the latest information on the gold market or to receive live gold spot price updates, register below after learning more about the gold bullion market in this update.</p>
<p>Our nation&rsquo;s credit crunch is expected to grow worse in 2010, as more mortgage and credit card companies battle to collect on their outstanding loans. This could prove to be quite a chore, because the consumer to which loans were made are facing higher unemployment and a weakening job market. Additionally, inflation could put many creditors out of business once our Federal Reserve raises its key lending rate, because these creditors (not to mention investors with cash accounts) would lose their principle if interest rates were raised to double-digits, as they were in the 1970s and 1980s.</p>
<p>If you foresee high inflation or the potential collapse of US currency, you can join the millions of investors who have purchased modern-day Gold Eagle bullion and certified Gold Eagle coins that were minted prior to 1933. Contact Gold-Bullion.org or register below for more information on gold products that could protect and grow your wealth in the midst of this recessionary period.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[December 9, 2009 - Gold Bullion Values]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/gold%7Cbullion%7Cvalues/</link>
                    <pubDate>Wed, 09 Dec 2009 14:14:50 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>December 9, 2009</strong> &ndash; Gold bullion values rose this morning after two consecutive days of declining gold spot prices. Then gold spot price that is listed on the COMEX division of the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) is the basis for forming gold bullion values, and this spot price declined over 2% from last Friday&rsquo;s levels in the last two days. Government data supporting a financial recovery, as well as the Bank of Korea&rsquo;s announcement that they do not see value in gold, lowered the gold spot price from over $1200 to $1150, and you can sign-up for live gold price updates <a>here</a> or by registering below for an award-winning gold investment tutorial.</p>
<p>Gold bullion values have risen steadily since 2001, and many nations&rsquo; central banks have increased their gold bullion holdings as a way to profit from the devalued US dollar. Gold bullion bars and coins track the gold spot price&rsquo;s movement, and most gold bullion products carry very low premiums over that spot value.</p>
<p>Gold bullion bars are available to the public from most major exchanges, and most gold dealers charge 3-5% over the gold spot price listed at <a>www.GoldPrice.net</a>. Gold bullion coins are slightly more expensive than gold in bar form, and it should be noted that prices for American gold Eagle coins have risen more than other bullion coins lately because of the US Mint&rsquo;s announcement that those coins will be discontinued indefinitely.</p>
<p>If you would like to invest in gold bullion bars or coins, or if you would like answers to your questions about the gold market, contact Gold-Bullion.org directly or simply register below for the <strong>2010 Insider&rsquo;s Guide to Understanding Gold Bullion Values</strong>.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>December 9, 2009</strong> &ndash; Gold bullion values rose this morning after two consecutive days of declining gold spot prices. Then gold spot price that is listed on the COMEX division of the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) is the basis for forming gold bullion values, and this spot price declined over 2% from last Friday&rsquo;s levels in the last two days. Government data supporting a financial recovery, as well as the Bank of Korea&rsquo;s announcement that they do not see value in gold, lowered the gold spot price from over $1200 to $1150, and you can sign-up for live gold price updates <a>here</a> or by registering below for an award-winning gold investment tutorial.</p>
<p>Gold bullion values have risen steadily since 2001, and many nations&rsquo; central banks have increased their gold bullion holdings as a way to profit from the devalued US dollar. Gold bullion bars and coins track the gold spot price&rsquo;s movement, and most gold bullion products carry very low premiums over that spot value.</p>
<p>Gold bullion bars are available to the public from most major exchanges, and most gold dealers charge 3-5% over the gold spot price listed at <a>www.GoldPrice.net</a>. Gold bullion coins are slightly more expensive than gold in bar form, and it should be noted that prices for American gold Eagle coins have risen more than other bullion coins lately because of the US Mint&rsquo;s announcement that those coins will be discontinued indefinitely.</p>
<p>If you would like to invest in gold bullion bars or coins, or if you would like answers to your questions about the gold market, contact Gold-Bullion.org directly or simply register below for the <strong>2010 Insider&rsquo;s Guide to Understanding Gold Bullion Values</strong>.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[December 8, 2009 - Gold Bullion Spot Price]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/gold-bullion-spot-price/</link>
                    <pubDate>Tue, 08 Dec 2009 13:53:31 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>December 8, 2009</strong> - Safe haven demand has increased every month since our recession began three years ago, and the US dollar&rsquo;s recent rally has been called a &ldquo;complete anomaly&rdquo;, &ldquo;a simple farce&rdquo;, and even &ldquo;a temporary boost provided only because of our government&rsquo;s Ponzi scheme-like stimulus&rdquo; by economists. To learn more about the inverse relationship between gold and US currency, click <a>here</a> for your copy of the <strong>2010 Insider&rsquo;s Guide to Gold Investing</strong>.</p>
<p>US investors are anxious to see what fate eventually befalls the US dollar, and the latest news looks bad for anyone who can decipher government propaganda. According to Laura Tyson, an adviser to our President, our government may attempt to execute a second financial stimulus, which is shocking to many conservative investors who have seen how much money our government has lost with the first financial package.</p>
<p>Investors and market analysts fear that excessive overspending could bring on a hyperinflationary cycle down the road, especially one the Federal Reserve starts to raise the key lending rate. If the dollar were to begin another slide as it has done steadily for months, the gold bullion spot price could begin its&rsquo; climb to $1400, which is what many analysts expect the gold spot price to reach in 2010.</p>
<p>At 5pm EST, the gold bullion spot price listed at <a>www.GoldPrice.net</a> was $1063, and the yellow metal has risen 5.58% in the last 30 days. To track gold prices on your own or to learn more about the gold market, register below for our <strong>2010 Insider&rsquo;s Guide to Understanding the Gold Bullion Spot Price</strong>.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>December 8, 2009</strong> - Safe haven demand has increased every month since our recession began three years ago, and the US dollar&rsquo;s recent rally has been called a &ldquo;complete anomaly&rdquo;, &ldquo;a simple farce&rdquo;, and even &ldquo;a temporary boost provided only because of our government&rsquo;s Ponzi scheme-like stimulus&rdquo; by economists. To learn more about the inverse relationship between gold and US currency, click <a>here</a> for your copy of the <strong>2010 Insider&rsquo;s Guide to Gold Investing</strong>.</p>
<p>US investors are anxious to see what fate eventually befalls the US dollar, and the latest news looks bad for anyone who can decipher government propaganda. According to Laura Tyson, an adviser to our President, our government may attempt to execute a second financial stimulus, which is shocking to many conservative investors who have seen how much money our government has lost with the first financial package.</p>
<p>Investors and market analysts fear that excessive overspending could bring on a hyperinflationary cycle down the road, especially one the Federal Reserve starts to raise the key lending rate. If the dollar were to begin another slide as it has done steadily for months, the gold bullion spot price could begin its&rsquo; climb to $1400, which is what many analysts expect the gold spot price to reach in 2010.</p>
<p>At 5pm EST, the gold bullion spot price listed at <a>www.GoldPrice.net</a> was $1063, and the yellow metal has risen 5.58% in the last 30 days. To track gold prices on your own or to learn more about the gold market, register below for our <strong>2010 Insider&rsquo;s Guide to Understanding the Gold Bullion Spot Price</strong>.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[December 4, 2009 - Gold Bullion Discounts]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/gold-bullion-discounts/</link>
                    <pubDate>Fri, 04 Dec 2009 16:07:23 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>December 4, 2009</strong> &ndash; Gold bullion discounts are available on two levels today, so investors have taken advantage of lower prices by fortifying their portfolios further. Safe-have assets like gold, silver, and other hard assets that can be stored privately historically gain value during times of national economic hardship, and our current cycle has been no different. Learn more about historic gold cycles by requesting your free gold investment information kit below.</p>
<p>The gold spot price fell this morning due to profit-taking by some short-term investors who were holding a large amount of gold bullion, but gold bullion investors quickly scooped up the new gold that came to the market. The gold spot price declined from $1203 to $1180, and this has resulted in gold bullion discounts of approximately $20 per ounce on most major exchanges.</p>
<p>Three large institutional buyers have strengthened their position in the gold bullion market, and they plan to hold this gold through the first quarter of 2010. Projections are that gold could gain 11% by then, at which point these institutions will most likely trade their bullion for certified rare coins. Investors who want to attach themselves to the institutional buyers can contact the Certified Gold Exchange, where gold bullion discounts of 2-5% are available.</p>
<p>If you do not wish to make a short-term gold investment, and you would rather buy your gold and sit on it for a few years or more, gold bullion may not be right for you, even at discounted prices. Certified gold coins have been heavily targeted by institutional buyers since 2001, and these coins are widely utilized as long-term wealth preservation vehicles. Request your free information on the gold market below to learn more about various gold diversification options.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>December 4, 2009</strong> &ndash; Gold bullion discounts are available on two levels today, so investors have taken advantage of lower prices by fortifying their portfolios further. Safe-have assets like gold, silver, and other hard assets that can be stored privately historically gain value during times of national economic hardship, and our current cycle has been no different. Learn more about historic gold cycles by requesting your free gold investment information kit below.</p>
<p>The gold spot price fell this morning due to profit-taking by some short-term investors who were holding a large amount of gold bullion, but gold bullion investors quickly scooped up the new gold that came to the market. The gold spot price declined from $1203 to $1180, and this has resulted in gold bullion discounts of approximately $20 per ounce on most major exchanges.</p>
<p>Three large institutional buyers have strengthened their position in the gold bullion market, and they plan to hold this gold through the first quarter of 2010. Projections are that gold could gain 11% by then, at which point these institutions will most likely trade their bullion for certified rare coins. Investors who want to attach themselves to the institutional buyers can contact the Certified Gold Exchange, where gold bullion discounts of 2-5% are available.</p>
<p>If you do not wish to make a short-term gold investment, and you would rather buy your gold and sit on it for a few years or more, gold bullion may not be right for you, even at discounted prices. Certified gold coins have been heavily targeted by institutional buyers since 2001, and these coins are widely utilized as long-term wealth preservation vehicles. Request your free information on the gold market below to learn more about various gold diversification options.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[December 3, 2009 - Gold Bullion Price Projections]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/gold-bullion-price-projections/</link>
                    <pubDate>Thu, 03 Dec 2009 18:27:07 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>December 3, 2009</strong> - Many new gold bullion price projections have emerged recently, largely due to the fact that many analysts&rsquo; projections for this year and 2010 have already been surpassed. To receive the latest gold bullion price projections, click below for insider information on the gold bullion market, or call Gold-Bullion.org directly.</p>
<p>The current gold spot price is $1214.80, which is a 12.28% increase in the last month. While it is outlandish to believe that gold could gain 12% every month, conservative financial advisors and gold market analysts say that the gold spot price could gain between 14-18% by the end of 2010.</p>
<p>&bull; CitiFX analysts have reported that they have firm faith that the gold spot price could continue to rise next year. These analysts have been on top of this bullish market since 2001, when COMEX-traded gold was worth $252 per ounce. CitiFX analysts have predicted gold prices of up to $1300 in the first quarter of 2010. These figures are very conservative when you consider the fact that a $1300 gold spot price is only 7% over today&rsquo;s levels.</p>
<p>&bull; Dr. Michael Berry, economist and financial writer, believes that our leaders in Washington will relentlessly operate the printing presses in a vain attempt to ease our recession. Such an action historically boosted precious metal prices substantially. Dr. Berry believes that gold could reach $1500 per ounce in the current cycle, and he has maintained his stance that silver bullion could be selling based on a $35 spot price if gold reaches $1500 levels.</p>
<p>&bull; Martin Armstrong is the former President of Princeton Economics, and this gentleman has predicted a gold price of $1350 in 2010. Armstrong believes that our nation will reach a &ldquo;danger zone&rdquo; in terms of citizen confidence next year, due to the abnormally high levels of debt that we have tied up in Social Security, Medicare, and other government programs which are on the fast track to insolvency. If Americans become even more unwilling to invest in dollar-backed assets, it could provoke a complete monetary meltdown within the next two years. Armstrong believes that consumers will flock to safe-haven assets like gold, and this demand could drive the gold spot price higher over time.</p>
<p>These are but few of the most conservative gold bullion price projections for the coming year, and you can get the most up-to-date gold prices and projections by calling us directly or signing up for the 2010 Insider&rsquo;s Guide to Gold Bullion Investing below.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>December 3, 2009</strong> - Many new gold bullion price projections have emerged recently, largely due to the fact that many analysts&rsquo; projections for this year and 2010 have already been surpassed. To receive the latest gold bullion price projections, click below for insider information on the gold bullion market, or call Gold-Bullion.org directly.</p>
<p>The current gold spot price is $1214.80, which is a 12.28% increase in the last month. While it is outlandish to believe that gold could gain 12% every month, conservative financial advisors and gold market analysts say that the gold spot price could gain between 14-18% by the end of 2010.</p>
<p>&bull; CitiFX analysts have reported that they have firm faith that the gold spot price could continue to rise next year. These analysts have been on top of this bullish market since 2001, when COMEX-traded gold was worth $252 per ounce. CitiFX analysts have predicted gold prices of up to $1300 in the first quarter of 2010. These figures are very conservative when you consider the fact that a $1300 gold spot price is only 7% over today&rsquo;s levels.</p>
<p>&bull; Dr. Michael Berry, economist and financial writer, believes that our leaders in Washington will relentlessly operate the printing presses in a vain attempt to ease our recession. Such an action historically boosted precious metal prices substantially. Dr. Berry believes that gold could reach $1500 per ounce in the current cycle, and he has maintained his stance that silver bullion could be selling based on a $35 spot price if gold reaches $1500 levels.</p>
<p>&bull; Martin Armstrong is the former President of Princeton Economics, and this gentleman has predicted a gold price of $1350 in 2010. Armstrong believes that our nation will reach a &ldquo;danger zone&rdquo; in terms of citizen confidence next year, due to the abnormally high levels of debt that we have tied up in Social Security, Medicare, and other government programs which are on the fast track to insolvency. If Americans become even more unwilling to invest in dollar-backed assets, it could provoke a complete monetary meltdown within the next two years. Armstrong believes that consumers will flock to safe-haven assets like gold, and this demand could drive the gold spot price higher over time.</p>
<p>These are but few of the most conservative gold bullion price projections for the coming year, and you can get the most up-to-date gold prices and projections by calling us directly or signing up for the 2010 Insider&rsquo;s Guide to Gold Bullion Investing below.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[December 2, 2009 - Buying Gold Bullion]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/buying-gold-bullion/</link>
                    <pubDate>Wed, 02 Dec 2009 18:31:56 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>December 2, 2009</strong> - Many US investors have been buying gold bullion as their way to potentially see profits within 14 months. The gold spot price retreated slightly on Monday morning, which presented an excellent buying opportunity for investors who desired to purchase gold at sub $1200 per-ounce levels.</p>
<p>Gold recently rose to $1219 per ounce on the COMEX division of the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX), and many mainstream US economists believe that the gold spot price could climb to $1400 next year. After peaking at $1219 earlier this morning, a mild pullback was seen as gold bullion investors moved to the sideline or converted into other types of gold, like certified gold coins.</p>
<p>Market analysts believe that the yellow metal will resume its escalation as the holiday season progresses, and consumer confidence and retail spending is expected to drop during the same time. There tend to be more fluctuations in the gold spot price than usual during November and December, but technical analysts at JP Morgan and Merrill Lynch believe that the gold spot price could increase 12-18% in 2010. If this comes to pass, it would most likely mean that our dollar and traditional financial markets have continued to struggle without letup.</p>
<p>There are many routes that one may take in buying gold bullion, but the most highly recommended investment avenue is to contact a reliable gold exchange through Google.com. Do thorough research on any potential gold brokerage by visiting <a>www.BBB.org</a>, because the Better Business Bureau maintains grades and complaint histories of all large investment companies. Contact Gold-Bullion.org directly if you would like more information on buying gold bullion, or if you are ready to get started in this rapidly-moving market.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>December 2, 2009</strong> - Many US investors have been buying gold bullion as their way to potentially see profits within 14 months. The gold spot price retreated slightly on Monday morning, which presented an excellent buying opportunity for investors who desired to purchase gold at sub $1200 per-ounce levels.</p>
<p>Gold recently rose to $1219 per ounce on the COMEX division of the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX), and many mainstream US economists believe that the gold spot price could climb to $1400 next year. After peaking at $1219 earlier this morning, a mild pullback was seen as gold bullion investors moved to the sideline or converted into other types of gold, like certified gold coins.</p>
<p>Market analysts believe that the yellow metal will resume its escalation as the holiday season progresses, and consumer confidence and retail spending is expected to drop during the same time. There tend to be more fluctuations in the gold spot price than usual during November and December, but technical analysts at JP Morgan and Merrill Lynch believe that the gold spot price could increase 12-18% in 2010. If this comes to pass, it would most likely mean that our dollar and traditional financial markets have continued to struggle without letup.</p>
<p>There are many routes that one may take in buying gold bullion, but the most highly recommended investment avenue is to contact a reliable gold exchange through Google.com. Do thorough research on any potential gold brokerage by visiting <a>www.BBB.org</a>, because the Better Business Bureau maintains grades and complaint histories of all large investment companies. Contact Gold-Bullion.org directly if you would like more information on buying gold bullion, or if you are ready to get started in this rapidly-moving market.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[December 1, 2009 - Gold Bullion Investing]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/gold-bullion-investing/</link>
                    <pubDate>Tue, 01 Dec 2009 18:05:53 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>December 1, 2009</strong> &ndash; Many Americans have undertaken gold bullion investing since 2001, and this trend has intensified since our recession began three years ago. Gold bullion investing should not be viewed as a chore or a task, because it is very simple to accomplish as long as you are dealing with a reputable gold exchange.</p>
<p>Some investors decide to shift their funds into gold bullion bars, and this is the most affordable way to purchase a physical gold investment. Many companies manufacture gold bullion bars, but the products that investors prefer to utilize are produced by:</p>
<p>&bull;	Johnson-Matthey</p>
<p>&bull;	PAMP-Suisse</p>
<p>&bull;	Credit-Suisse</p>
<p>&bull;	Engelhard</p>
<p>These companies have a long-standing tradition of producing the highest quality, highest purity bars, and these bars are stamped with serial numbers and individually assayed. Gold bullion bars trade 2-4% above the live gold spot price on most major exchanges, but you can sometimes take advantage of institutional discounts by contacting Gold-Bullion.org directly through <a>email</a> or through our toll-free number.</p>
<p>Gold bullion coins are another way to conduct gold bullion investing, and there are many different types of gold bullion coins available in today&rsquo;s gold market. The US Mint, the Perth Mint, the Royal Canadian Mint, and other coin producing entities offer bullion coins to investors, and these items also trade close to the gold bullion spot price. Gold bullion coins usually carry a premium of 4-7% over the COMEX gold spot price.</p>
<p>Many gold bullion bars and coins are permitted within IRAs as well, so contact us directly if gold bullion investing is something you would like to do within or outside of your retirement accounts. The friendly specialists at Gold-Bullion.org are more than happy to get some customized information on the gold market in your hands today, so contact us now<a> through our secure email server</a> or simply call us directly.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>December 1, 2009</strong> &ndash; Many Americans have undertaken gold bullion investing since 2001, and this trend has intensified since our recession began three years ago. Gold bullion investing should not be viewed as a chore or a task, because it is very simple to accomplish as long as you are dealing with a reputable gold exchange.</p>
<p>Some investors decide to shift their funds into gold bullion bars, and this is the most affordable way to purchase a physical gold investment. Many companies manufacture gold bullion bars, but the products that investors prefer to utilize are produced by:</p>
<p>&bull;	Johnson-Matthey</p>
<p>&bull;	PAMP-Suisse</p>
<p>&bull;	Credit-Suisse</p>
<p>&bull;	Engelhard</p>
<p>These companies have a long-standing tradition of producing the highest quality, highest purity bars, and these bars are stamped with serial numbers and individually assayed. Gold bullion bars trade 2-4% above the live gold spot price on most major exchanges, but you can sometimes take advantage of institutional discounts by contacting Gold-Bullion.org directly through <a>email</a> or through our toll-free number.</p>
<p>Gold bullion coins are another way to conduct gold bullion investing, and there are many different types of gold bullion coins available in today&rsquo;s gold market. The US Mint, the Perth Mint, the Royal Canadian Mint, and other coin producing entities offer bullion coins to investors, and these items also trade close to the gold bullion spot price. Gold bullion coins usually carry a premium of 4-7% over the COMEX gold spot price.</p>
<p>Many gold bullion bars and coins are permitted within IRAs as well, so contact us directly if gold bullion investing is something you would like to do within or outside of your retirement accounts. The friendly specialists at Gold-Bullion.org are more than happy to get some customized information on the gold market in your hands today, so contact us now<a> through our secure email server</a> or simply call us directly.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[November 30, 2009 - Types Of Gold Bullion]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/types-of-gold-bullion/</link>
                    <pubDate>Mon, 30 Nov 2009 17:47:18 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>November 30, 2009</strong> &ndash; Newcomers to the gold market have often told me how surprising it is that there are so many different types of gold bullion on the market. Every year there are more new products released by national mints and private companies, but not all of these items are advantageous investments for US consumers right now.</p>
<p>Gold bullion bars are an affordable way to enter the gold market, because gold bullion bars closely follow the active gold spot price that is listed on the Commodities Exchange (COMEX). There are literally hundreds of companies that produce gold bullion bars, but major exchanges do not bid on products from all of these companies. Johnson-Matthey, Credit-Suisse, PAMP-Suisse, and Engelhard gold bars offer liquidity that other brands cannot, because these four companies have a long-standing history of issuing bars with guaranteed and unquestioned purity. Major exchanges will offer fair market value for bars produced by these firms, and fair markup for gold bullion bars is 2-4% over the gold spot price.</p>
<p>Mints around the globe produce gold bullion coins, which are slightly more attractive than their bullion bar counterparts. While bullion coins are slightly more expensive than bullion bars, some investors prefer to hold gold coins that are legal tender in the country in which they were minted. The majority of gold bullion coins trade for 4-8% over the gold spot price, but investors should remember that both gold bullion bars and coins are assayed and tracked by our government. For more information on the types of gold bullion or private, certified gold coins, contact us directly through <a>email</a> or call our toll-free help desk to have all your questions answered by our friendly specialists.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>November 30, 2009</strong> &ndash; Newcomers to the gold market have often told me how surprising it is that there are so many different types of gold bullion on the market. Every year there are more new products released by national mints and private companies, but not all of these items are advantageous investments for US consumers right now.</p>
<p>Gold bullion bars are an affordable way to enter the gold market, because gold bullion bars closely follow the active gold spot price that is listed on the Commodities Exchange (COMEX). There are literally hundreds of companies that produce gold bullion bars, but major exchanges do not bid on products from all of these companies. Johnson-Matthey, Credit-Suisse, PAMP-Suisse, and Engelhard gold bars offer liquidity that other brands cannot, because these four companies have a long-standing history of issuing bars with guaranteed and unquestioned purity. Major exchanges will offer fair market value for bars produced by these firms, and fair markup for gold bullion bars is 2-4% over the gold spot price.</p>
<p>Mints around the globe produce gold bullion coins, which are slightly more attractive than their bullion bar counterparts. While bullion coins are slightly more expensive than bullion bars, some investors prefer to hold gold coins that are legal tender in the country in which they were minted. The majority of gold bullion coins trade for 4-8% over the gold spot price, but investors should remember that both gold bullion bars and coins are assayed and tracked by our government. For more information on the types of gold bullion or private, certified gold coins, contact us directly through <a>email</a> or call our toll-free help desk to have all your questions answered by our friendly specialists.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[November 25, 2009 - How To Invest In Gold Bullion]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/how-to-invest-in-gold-bullion/</link>
                    <pubDate>Wed, 25 Nov 2009 15:46:12 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>November 25, 2009</strong> - If you are struggling to remain independent from the failure of our traditional investment avenues and you would like more self-empowerment from our freefalling dollar and economy, you are in good company. Millions of Americans have taken it upon themselves to learn how to invest in gold bullion recently, and these same investors have been able to balance losses that they continue to suffer in other areas of their portfolios. It is no arduous task to invest in gold, so as long as you keep a few guidelines in mind you can enter the gold market on solid footing.</p>
<p>US citizens have lost over $2 trillion dollars in the last few years due to badly managed money in retirement accounts alone, and this figure does not take into account the horrific losses that investors have suffered because of shady Ponzi schemes and government-organized Trojan horse spending programs. Historically, gold bullion could offset losses that occurred because of inflation and the devalued dollar.</p>
<p>Unless you are investing in gold within a retirement account, insist on taking possession of your gold. Physical gold has been valued by mankind for 5000 years, but certificates and paper promises have not. If you take physical delivery of your gold, you empower yourself and get a little bit of financial independence during these frightening times. Possessing physical gold will likely be to your advantage if our economy slips into depression, but gold bullion investors should remember that gold bullion has historically been confiscated by our government in times of national financial crisis.</p>
<p>It is not recommended that you vest more than 20-30% of your assets in gold, because a 20-30% hedge in gold historically smoothed losses in other areas of one&rsquo;s portfolio. If you plan to hold your gold from 1-14 months solely for a chance at profits, gold bullion is the recommended route. If you are looking for a private type of gold that could outperform gold bullion in the log run, you may be better off in a certified gold coin position. There are many ways to get information on both types of investment-grade gold, so <a>email</a> us now or call our toll-free number if you only want the facts about how to buy gold bullion and certified gold coins.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>November 25, 2009</strong> - If you are struggling to remain independent from the failure of our traditional investment avenues and you would like more self-empowerment from our freefalling dollar and economy, you are in good company. Millions of Americans have taken it upon themselves to learn how to invest in gold bullion recently, and these same investors have been able to balance losses that they continue to suffer in other areas of their portfolios. It is no arduous task to invest in gold, so as long as you keep a few guidelines in mind you can enter the gold market on solid footing.</p>
<p>US citizens have lost over $2 trillion dollars in the last few years due to badly managed money in retirement accounts alone, and this figure does not take into account the horrific losses that investors have suffered because of shady Ponzi schemes and government-organized Trojan horse spending programs. Historically, gold bullion could offset losses that occurred because of inflation and the devalued dollar.</p>
<p>Unless you are investing in gold within a retirement account, insist on taking possession of your gold. Physical gold has been valued by mankind for 5000 years, but certificates and paper promises have not. If you take physical delivery of your gold, you empower yourself and get a little bit of financial independence during these frightening times. Possessing physical gold will likely be to your advantage if our economy slips into depression, but gold bullion investors should remember that gold bullion has historically been confiscated by our government in times of national financial crisis.</p>
<p>It is not recommended that you vest more than 20-30% of your assets in gold, because a 20-30% hedge in gold historically smoothed losses in other areas of one&rsquo;s portfolio. If you plan to hold your gold from 1-14 months solely for a chance at profits, gold bullion is the recommended route. If you are looking for a private type of gold that could outperform gold bullion in the log run, you may be better off in a certified gold coin position. There are many ways to get information on both types of investment-grade gold, so <a>email</a> us now or call our toll-free number if you only want the facts about how to buy gold bullion and certified gold coins.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[November 24, 2009 - Gold And Silver Bullion]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/gold%7Cand%7Csilver%7Cbullion/</link>
                    <pubDate>Tue, 24 Nov 2009 18:30:23 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>November 24, 2009</strong> &ndash; Gold and silver bullion prices have risen dramatically during the last month, due exclusively to the rising spot prices that these products are based upon. While the 11% gains that these metals have made in the last 30 days may not be reasonable every month, the Business Times has reported that the global head of commodity research for Standard Chartered believes that we could see gold increase by 12-15% in 2010. Helen Henton believes that gold could eclipse the $1300 per ounce mark next year, and that number could be higher if the US dollar&rsquo;s slide continues.</p>
<p>Precious metal spot prices are available at <a>www.Kitco.com</a> and <a>www.GoldPrice.net</a>, and most major exchanges provide investors with gold and silver bullion at small premiums above current Commodities Exchange (COMEX) values.</p>
<p>Gold and silver bullion is available in bar and coin form, and bullion is available in and from many different nations. US investors who prefer to buy gold bullion usually do so as a short-term investment, because longer-term, investors are often drawn to the certified coin market. To learn more about certified gold and silver coins, email or call us today for your free copy of our 2010 Insider&rsquo;s Guide To Gold And Silver Investing.</p>
<p>Investors purchase Credit-Suisse, and Engelhard bullion bars because these items carry very low premiums over the current spot price. The &ldquo;break even&rdquo; point can be surpassed quickly if spot prices continue to rise as they have recently. Bullion coins are slightly more expensive, but some investors prefer to purchase coins like the American Eagles and the Canadian Maple Leafs because they are legal tender in those nations, and investors can retrieve some of the premium paid on the back end.</p>
<p>Now that you are knowledgeable about the gold and silver bullion market, you may contact us <a>electronically</a> or give us a call at our toll-free number. We can provide you with free mail-out reports on the gold and silver markets or help you strengthen your position in silver and gold.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>November 24, 2009</strong> &ndash; Gold and silver bullion prices have risen dramatically during the last month, due exclusively to the rising spot prices that these products are based upon. While the 11% gains that these metals have made in the last 30 days may not be reasonable every month, the Business Times has reported that the global head of commodity research for Standard Chartered believes that we could see gold increase by 12-15% in 2010. Helen Henton believes that gold could eclipse the $1300 per ounce mark next year, and that number could be higher if the US dollar&rsquo;s slide continues.</p>
<p>Precious metal spot prices are available at <a>www.Kitco.com</a> and <a>www.GoldPrice.net</a>, and most major exchanges provide investors with gold and silver bullion at small premiums above current Commodities Exchange (COMEX) values.</p>
<p>Gold and silver bullion is available in bar and coin form, and bullion is available in and from many different nations. US investors who prefer to buy gold bullion usually do so as a short-term investment, because longer-term, investors are often drawn to the certified coin market. To learn more about certified gold and silver coins, email or call us today for your free copy of our 2010 Insider&rsquo;s Guide To Gold And Silver Investing.</p>
<p>Investors purchase Credit-Suisse, and Engelhard bullion bars because these items carry very low premiums over the current spot price. The &ldquo;break even&rdquo; point can be surpassed quickly if spot prices continue to rise as they have recently. Bullion coins are slightly more expensive, but some investors prefer to purchase coins like the American Eagles and the Canadian Maple Leafs because they are legal tender in those nations, and investors can retrieve some of the premium paid on the back end.</p>
<p>Now that you are knowledgeable about the gold and silver bullion market, you may contact us <a>electronically</a> or give us a call at our toll-free number. We can provide you with free mail-out reports on the gold and silver markets or help you strengthen your position in silver and gold.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[November 23, 2009 - Gold Bullion Projections]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/gold-bullion-projections/</link>
                    <pubDate>Mon, 23 Nov 2009 16:52:48 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>November 23, 2009</strong> &ndash; Many new gold bullion projections have manifested themselves in the last month, in part because most economists&rsquo; recent projections for the end of the year have already been eclipsed. Many of our nation&rsquo;s gold analysts predicted that the gold spot price could reach $1100 before the end of the year.</p>
<p>Technical analysts for JP Morgan mentioned in a note to clients two months ago that a gold spot price of $1050-$1100 was a reasonable range for the end of 2009. This projection came after an August call for $950 spot prices at the end of this year. JP Morgan&rsquo;s next call remains to be made, but their then-bullish projection now seems bearish to investors who find those predictions archived online.</p>
<p>JP Morgan isn&rsquo;t the only company that has promoted gold as a way to offset losses during our current recession. Walter Murphy is the top technical analyst for Merrill Lynch, and he said recently that gold was &ldquo;the buy of a generation.&rdquo; Murphy believes that our government has no choice but to devalue the dollar to make it easier to pay down our nation&rsquo;s burgeoning debt, and he has stated that consumers could &ldquo;flock to gold&rdquo; in the coming years.</p>
<p>Mainstream US economists believe that the gold spot price could reach $1400-$1600 in 2010, so investors who would like to profit quickly might consider a short-term gold bullion investment. Investors who would like to own their gold for years, or perhaps decades, might find that certified gold coins are more apt. Certified gold coins are projected to rise with the spot price of gold, and many of these coins are 200-400% below their historical highs, while the gold spot price is just $6.80 under its&rsquo; record-high. <a>Contact us directly</a> if you need more information on these various types of gold, or if you are ready to protect your assets with a debt-free, privately held gold investment.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>November 23, 2009</strong> &ndash; Many new gold bullion projections have manifested themselves in the last month, in part because most economists&rsquo; recent projections for the end of the year have already been eclipsed. Many of our nation&rsquo;s gold analysts predicted that the gold spot price could reach $1100 before the end of the year.</p>
<p>Technical analysts for JP Morgan mentioned in a note to clients two months ago that a gold spot price of $1050-$1100 was a reasonable range for the end of 2009. This projection came after an August call for $950 spot prices at the end of this year. JP Morgan&rsquo;s next call remains to be made, but their then-bullish projection now seems bearish to investors who find those predictions archived online.</p>
<p>JP Morgan isn&rsquo;t the only company that has promoted gold as a way to offset losses during our current recession. Walter Murphy is the top technical analyst for Merrill Lynch, and he said recently that gold was &ldquo;the buy of a generation.&rdquo; Murphy believes that our government has no choice but to devalue the dollar to make it easier to pay down our nation&rsquo;s burgeoning debt, and he has stated that consumers could &ldquo;flock to gold&rdquo; in the coming years.</p>
<p>Mainstream US economists believe that the gold spot price could reach $1400-$1600 in 2010, so investors who would like to profit quickly might consider a short-term gold bullion investment. Investors who would like to own their gold for years, or perhaps decades, might find that certified gold coins are more apt. Certified gold coins are projected to rise with the spot price of gold, and many of these coins are 200-400% below their historical highs, while the gold spot price is just $6.80 under its&rsquo; record-high. <a>Contact us directly</a> if you need more information on these various types of gold, or if you are ready to protect your assets with a debt-free, privately held gold investment.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[November 20, 2009 - Gold Bullion Price Fluctuations]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/gold-bullion-price-fluctuations/</link>
                    <pubDate>Fri, 20 Nov 2009 11:35:25 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>November 20, 2009</strong> &ndash; Gold bullion price fluctuations occur in line with the roving gold spot price. The active gold spot price is controlled by the Commodities Exchange (COMEX) division of the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX). Investors who want to track the gold spot price can do so in the daily newspaper, at <a>www.Kitco.com</a> or at <a>www.GoldPrice.net</a>.</p>
<p>Gold bullion prices move in accordance with the gold spot price, because gold bullion items are traded at premiums that are based on the active COMEX spot price. If you decide to buy or sell gold bullion, your price will be based upon the live spot price at that time.</p>
<p>Gold bullion bars are usually the most affordable way to purchase physical gold bullion, and bullion bars range from 2.5-4% over the gold bullion spot price. Gold bullion coins are another popular way to purchase gold bullion, and gold bullion coins vary from 4.5-14% over the active gold spot price. Make sure that you take possession of your investment if possible, because physical gold can act as a private and liquid back-up plan in a financial emergency.</p>
<p>Investors typically try to buy in a &ldquo;valley&rdquo; and sell on a &ldquo;peak&rdquo;, but it is important to remember that gold bullion is mainly for short-term (1-14 months) investing. Investors who possess their gold for a longer period of time have done better financially with historic gold coins, because these coins tend to gain numismatic value over time, in addition to their precious metal content. Historic gold coins like the US-minted $20 Saint Gaudens have outperformed gold bullion over the last decade, and many of these coins are still 200-400% below their historic highs. To learn more about historic coin or gold bullion price fluctuations, <a>register</a> for our free gold investment tutorial or call our toll-free number now.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>November 20, 2009</strong> &ndash; Gold bullion price fluctuations occur in line with the roving gold spot price. The active gold spot price is controlled by the Commodities Exchange (COMEX) division of the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX). Investors who want to track the gold spot price can do so in the daily newspaper, at <a>www.Kitco.com</a> or at <a>www.GoldPrice.net</a>.</p>
<p>Gold bullion prices move in accordance with the gold spot price, because gold bullion items are traded at premiums that are based on the active COMEX spot price. If you decide to buy or sell gold bullion, your price will be based upon the live spot price at that time.</p>
<p>Gold bullion bars are usually the most affordable way to purchase physical gold bullion, and bullion bars range from 2.5-4% over the gold bullion spot price. Gold bullion coins are another popular way to purchase gold bullion, and gold bullion coins vary from 4.5-14% over the active gold spot price. Make sure that you take possession of your investment if possible, because physical gold can act as a private and liquid back-up plan in a financial emergency.</p>
<p>Investors typically try to buy in a &ldquo;valley&rdquo; and sell on a &ldquo;peak&rdquo;, but it is important to remember that gold bullion is mainly for short-term (1-14 months) investing. Investors who possess their gold for a longer period of time have done better financially with historic gold coins, because these coins tend to gain numismatic value over time, in addition to their precious metal content. Historic gold coins like the US-minted $20 Saint Gaudens have outperformed gold bullion over the last decade, and many of these coins are still 200-400% below their historic highs. To learn more about historic coin or gold bullion price fluctuations, <a>register</a> for our free gold investment tutorial or call our toll-free number now.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[November 19, 2009 - Gold Bullion Bars]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/gold-bullion-bars/</link>
                    <pubDate>Thu, 19 Nov 2009 10:19:19 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>November 19, 2009</strong> &ndash; Gold bullion bars and gold bullion coins were illegal for US citizens to own for almost 40 years, and our government kept trillions of dollars worth of these items in storage in Fort Knox, Kentucky from 1933 to 1971. In 1971, President Richard Nixon nixed the prohibition of bullion ownership and removed the United States from the Gold Standard. The Gold Standard was a way of backing US currency with physical gold, which has been valued by humans for over 5000 years. When Nixon eliminated the Gold Standard from the US Treasury&rsquo;s equation, it was a monumental occasion for our lawmakers and US investors.</p>
<p>While investors began supplementing their portfolio holdings with gold bullion bars and coins, our lawmakers immediately began brainstorming ways to spend more money. Since Nixon&rsquo;s actions eliminated the legal need to back printed greenbacks with gold, our government&rsquo;s ability to print and spend is almost limitless.</p>
<p>Since 1971, our government has repeatedly set and reached our national debt limit. Instead of paying down this debt, they have repeatedly furthered their fiscal irresponsibility by increasing the amount of debt that our nation can own. This has caused problems recently, because a handful of other nations have called for the United States to shore up or eliminate the US dollar. Historically, our government backed up the weak dollar by confiscating gold bullion, so it is highly likely that such a confiscation could occur again.</p>
<p>Certain gold coins were not seized by our government historically, and they have been deemed non-confiscatable by Executive order 6102, Section 2-B. US coins that hold recognized value as rare and unusual coins were not confiscated historically, so investors purchase these types of coins as a long-term wealth protection vehicle. If you would like to learn more about gold bullion bars, gold bullion coins, or non-confiscatable coins, call us or <a>contact us online</a> to request your free copy of our award-winning gold investment tutorial.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>November 19, 2009</strong> &ndash; Gold bullion bars and gold bullion coins were illegal for US citizens to own for almost 40 years, and our government kept trillions of dollars worth of these items in storage in Fort Knox, Kentucky from 1933 to 1971. In 1971, President Richard Nixon nixed the prohibition of bullion ownership and removed the United States from the Gold Standard. The Gold Standard was a way of backing US currency with physical gold, which has been valued by humans for over 5000 years. When Nixon eliminated the Gold Standard from the US Treasury&rsquo;s equation, it was a monumental occasion for our lawmakers and US investors.</p>
<p>While investors began supplementing their portfolio holdings with gold bullion bars and coins, our lawmakers immediately began brainstorming ways to spend more money. Since Nixon&rsquo;s actions eliminated the legal need to back printed greenbacks with gold, our government&rsquo;s ability to print and spend is almost limitless.</p>
<p>Since 1971, our government has repeatedly set and reached our national debt limit. Instead of paying down this debt, they have repeatedly furthered their fiscal irresponsibility by increasing the amount of debt that our nation can own. This has caused problems recently, because a handful of other nations have called for the United States to shore up or eliminate the US dollar. Historically, our government backed up the weak dollar by confiscating gold bullion, so it is highly likely that such a confiscation could occur again.</p>
<p>Certain gold coins were not seized by our government historically, and they have been deemed non-confiscatable by Executive order 6102, Section 2-B. US coins that hold recognized value as rare and unusual coins were not confiscated historically, so investors purchase these types of coins as a long-term wealth protection vehicle. If you would like to learn more about gold bullion bars, gold bullion coins, or non-confiscatable coins, call us or <a>contact us online</a> to request your free copy of our award-winning gold investment tutorial.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[November 18, 2009 - Gold Bullion Investment]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/gold-bullion-investment/</link>
                    <pubDate>Wed, 18 Nov 2009 11:24:52 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>November 18, 2009</strong> &ndash; I made my first gold bullion investment in 2001, when the gold spot price was around $275 per ounce. I wasn&rsquo;t in a position to invest much at the time, but I had a $10,000 CD coming due and gold prices has just started to rise from 26-year lows. I sold my Johnson-Matthey bars near the end of 2005 when the gold spot price was about $480, but I didn&rsquo;t think that gold had peaked.</p>
<p>Our housing sector appeared to be taking on a lot of mortgages that could fall through faster than an anvil through a wet paper. So many Americans were compiling debt and baggage without letup, and banks were more than willing to toss out loans. Our government even joined in on the fun, who knows how many brand new printing presses they have fired up in recent years. With all these factors in mind, I was almost positive (although nothing in life is guaranteed) that gold would continue to rise. So, why did I take profits with my bullion?</p>
<p>Our national debt is at an all-time high, and the international community has repeatedly called for the US to back up the failing dollar. Now that the US economy is on its last leg, our government needs something to fall back on. Not surprisingly, it is the same asset that people have fallen back on for over 5,000 years: gold.</p>
<p>Historically our government confiscated gold bullion from its citizens to back up the dollar, and I simply did not want to toy with anyone within those smoke-filled back rooms in Washington. No, they haven&rsquo;t confiscated gold bullion yet, and bullion investors have made some nice profits since I jumped out of the bullion market.</p>
<p>However, another type of gold has done substantially better than bullion since 2005, and this type of gold is completely private and non-condiacatable. If you plan to hold your gold long-term wealth preservation and security for your portfolio, <a>contact</a> us directly for more information on physical gold investments that may meet your requirements.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>November 18, 2009</strong> &ndash; I made my first gold bullion investment in 2001, when the gold spot price was around $275 per ounce. I wasn&rsquo;t in a position to invest much at the time, but I had a $10,000 CD coming due and gold prices has just started to rise from 26-year lows. I sold my Johnson-Matthey bars near the end of 2005 when the gold spot price was about $480, but I didn&rsquo;t think that gold had peaked.</p>
<p>Our housing sector appeared to be taking on a lot of mortgages that could fall through faster than an anvil through a wet paper. So many Americans were compiling debt and baggage without letup, and banks were more than willing to toss out loans. Our government even joined in on the fun, who knows how many brand new printing presses they have fired up in recent years. With all these factors in mind, I was almost positive (although nothing in life is guaranteed) that gold would continue to rise. So, why did I take profits with my bullion?</p>
<p>Our national debt is at an all-time high, and the international community has repeatedly called for the US to back up the failing dollar. Now that the US economy is on its last leg, our government needs something to fall back on. Not surprisingly, it is the same asset that people have fallen back on for over 5,000 years: gold.</p>
<p>Historically our government confiscated gold bullion from its citizens to back up the dollar, and I simply did not want to toy with anyone within those smoke-filled back rooms in Washington. No, they haven&rsquo;t confiscated gold bullion yet, and bullion investors have made some nice profits since I jumped out of the bullion market.</p>
<p>However, another type of gold has done substantially better than bullion since 2005, and this type of gold is completely private and non-condiacatable. If you plan to hold your gold long-term wealth preservation and security for your portfolio, <a>contact</a> us directly for more information on physical gold investments that may meet your requirements.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[November 17, 2009 - Gold Bar Bullion]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/gold-bar-bullion/</link>
                    <pubDate>Tue, 17 Nov 2009 10:13:27 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>November 17, 2009</strong> &ndash; Gold bar bullion investments have become common additions to American investors&rsquo; portfolios since 1971, when President Richard Nixon repealed the 38-year prohibition of gold bullion ownership. With one fell swoop, Nixon also permitted the US Treasury to begin running the printing presses overtime, and they have remained well-oiled machines ever since.  President Franklin Roosevelt authorized the 1933 gold confiscation, which declared it illegal to own gold bullion worth more than $100. Our government recovered over 131 million ounces of gold from 1933-1971, and the seized gold was sentenced to the melting pot and then to storage on a shelf in Fort Knox, Kentucky.</p>
<p>Some gold escaped the fiery fate and have survived to our day, and investors use these coins as long-term gold investments. Gold bar bullion investments and modern-day gold bullion coins are typically reserved for short-term profit seekers. If you desire the possibility of rapid profits that you would liquidate back into cash within a year, gold bullion could be the right investment for you.</p>
<p>If you are looking for a long-term position in the gold market that you could maintain possession of for years or more, then pre-1933 gold and silver coins may be a better fit. Historic American coins like the $20 Saint Gaudens Double Eagle trend in the same direction as gold bullion, but they also bear a numismatic value that grows over time.</p>
<p>Pre-1933 coins are private investments, and they tend to be more profitable than gold bullion in the long run. However, investors who desire quick profits in lieu of a completely private coin will likely do better with bullion. <a>Contact </a>a reputable gold exchange today to learn more about the kind of gold that will best fit your portfolio.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>November 17, 2009</strong> &ndash; Gold bar bullion investments have become common additions to American investors&rsquo; portfolios since 1971, when President Richard Nixon repealed the 38-year prohibition of gold bullion ownership. With one fell swoop, Nixon also permitted the US Treasury to begin running the printing presses overtime, and they have remained well-oiled machines ever since.  President Franklin Roosevelt authorized the 1933 gold confiscation, which declared it illegal to own gold bullion worth more than $100. Our government recovered over 131 million ounces of gold from 1933-1971, and the seized gold was sentenced to the melting pot and then to storage on a shelf in Fort Knox, Kentucky.</p>
<p>Some gold escaped the fiery fate and have survived to our day, and investors use these coins as long-term gold investments. Gold bar bullion investments and modern-day gold bullion coins are typically reserved for short-term profit seekers. If you desire the possibility of rapid profits that you would liquidate back into cash within a year, gold bullion could be the right investment for you.</p>
<p>If you are looking for a long-term position in the gold market that you could maintain possession of for years or more, then pre-1933 gold and silver coins may be a better fit. Historic American coins like the $20 Saint Gaudens Double Eagle trend in the same direction as gold bullion, but they also bear a numismatic value that grows over time.</p>
<p>Pre-1933 coins are private investments, and they tend to be more profitable than gold bullion in the long run. However, investors who desire quick profits in lieu of a completely private coin will likely do better with bullion. <a>Contact </a>a reputable gold exchange today to learn more about the kind of gold that will best fit your portfolio.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[November 16, 2009 - Gold Bullion Dealers]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/gold-bullion-dealers/</link>
                    <pubDate>Mon, 16 Nov 2009 09:55:44 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>November 16, 2009</strong> &ndash; Gold bullion dealers across the United States, not only Gold-Bullion.org, have witnessed an unprecedented migration of investors who require gold for their portfolios. Some of these investors are seeking quick profits, while others are searching for long-term security. Regardless of the reason that these investors want to own and hold physical gold, there is no doubt that the increased demand has played a vital role in the gold spot price&rsquo;s escalation above $1100.</p>
<p>Gold bullion dealers who provide the nation with precious metal products vary in their reputation, prices, and service. Reputation is important when making a gold investment because you must ensure that you are dealing with a reliable company that can service you now and in the future. If a company cannot meet your immediate expectations, what makes you think that the company would attempt to do so in the future?</p>
<p>A company&rsquo;s prices are also an important part of your entry into the gold market. Be aware that there is not one standard way to purchase gold bullion. Gold bars are the least expensive way to own a physical gold investment, and these bars have a fair markup of 2-5% over the live gold spot price that is found at <a>www.Kitco.com</a> and <a>www.GoldPrice.net</a>.</p>
<p>Gold bullion coins are available from reputable dealers as well as national mints, and these investments are slightly more expensive than gold bars. Bullion coin premiums range from 5-9% over the gold spot price, depending on the particular year and type of coin. Reputable gold bullion dealers will inform you of their recommendation only after listening and understanding your current financial situation and what goals you have for your gold investment. Contact us today for more information on gold bullion items that are eligible for free delivery to our clients within the United States.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>November 16, 2009</strong> &ndash; Gold bullion dealers across the United States, not only Gold-Bullion.org, have witnessed an unprecedented migration of investors who require gold for their portfolios. Some of these investors are seeking quick profits, while others are searching for long-term security. Regardless of the reason that these investors want to own and hold physical gold, there is no doubt that the increased demand has played a vital role in the gold spot price&rsquo;s escalation above $1100.</p>
<p>Gold bullion dealers who provide the nation with precious metal products vary in their reputation, prices, and service. Reputation is important when making a gold investment because you must ensure that you are dealing with a reliable company that can service you now and in the future. If a company cannot meet your immediate expectations, what makes you think that the company would attempt to do so in the future?</p>
<p>A company&rsquo;s prices are also an important part of your entry into the gold market. Be aware that there is not one standard way to purchase gold bullion. Gold bars are the least expensive way to own a physical gold investment, and these bars have a fair markup of 2-5% over the live gold spot price that is found at <a>www.Kitco.com</a> and <a>www.GoldPrice.net</a>.</p>
<p>Gold bullion coins are available from reputable dealers as well as national mints, and these investments are slightly more expensive than gold bars. Bullion coin premiums range from 5-9% over the gold spot price, depending on the particular year and type of coin. Reputable gold bullion dealers will inform you of their recommendation only after listening and understanding your current financial situation and what goals you have for your gold investment. Contact us today for more information on gold bullion items that are eligible for free delivery to our clients within the United States.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[November 13, 2009 - Gold Bullion Price]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/gold-bullion-price/</link>
                    <pubDate>Fri, 13 Nov 2009 10:05:12 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>November 13, 2009</strong> &ndash; The gold bullion price reacted sharply to last week&rsquo;s sale of 200 tons of gold from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to India&rsquo;s central bank, but the profit-taking that many economists predicted has not been witnessed on a large scale. Instead, safe-haven demand has increased further and the US dollar has continued its slide against a basket of other major currencies.</p>
<p>The current gold bullion price is $1116, which is just below gold&rsquo;s all-time per-ounce high of $1124. That figure was achieved Thursday, and market analysts say that the sustained demand for privately-held hard assets could mean gold spot prices of $1400 or more in 2010. The gold spot price that is listed on the Commodities Exchange (COMEX) division of the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) increased by 52.15% within the last 365 days, and gold continues to show strong upside possibility as long as our government and its citizens remain under seemingly insurmountable debt.</p>
<p>Investors purchase gold bullion as a way to escape the fate of dollar-backed assets, which are projected to drop substantially during the next three to five years. Gold bullion prices, which are based on the spot price, could rise and offset losses in other areas of one&rsquo;s portfolio, and the security that comes with privately holding an asset like gold is profoundly empowering.</p>
<p>If you fear that our nation&rsquo;s economy could suffer another setback before recovery is truly underway, then a physical gold investment may be right for you. Register today with Gold-Bullion.org to get a free copy of our Insider&rsquo;s Guide To Gold Bullion Investing, and take advantage of our research team&rsquo;s expert knowledge.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>November 13, 2009</strong> &ndash; The gold bullion price reacted sharply to last week&rsquo;s sale of 200 tons of gold from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to India&rsquo;s central bank, but the profit-taking that many economists predicted has not been witnessed on a large scale. Instead, safe-haven demand has increased further and the US dollar has continued its slide against a basket of other major currencies.</p>
<p>The current gold bullion price is $1116, which is just below gold&rsquo;s all-time per-ounce high of $1124. That figure was achieved Thursday, and market analysts say that the sustained demand for privately-held hard assets could mean gold spot prices of $1400 or more in 2010. The gold spot price that is listed on the Commodities Exchange (COMEX) division of the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) increased by 52.15% within the last 365 days, and gold continues to show strong upside possibility as long as our government and its citizens remain under seemingly insurmountable debt.</p>
<p>Investors purchase gold bullion as a way to escape the fate of dollar-backed assets, which are projected to drop substantially during the next three to five years. Gold bullion prices, which are based on the spot price, could rise and offset losses in other areas of one&rsquo;s portfolio, and the security that comes with privately holding an asset like gold is profoundly empowering.</p>
<p>If you fear that our nation&rsquo;s economy could suffer another setback before recovery is truly underway, then a physical gold investment may be right for you. Register today with Gold-Bullion.org to get a free copy of our Insider&rsquo;s Guide To Gold Bullion Investing, and take advantage of our research team&rsquo;s expert knowledge.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[November 12, 2009 - Buy Gold Bullion]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/buygoldbullion2/</link>
                    <pubDate>Wed, 11 Nov 2009 18:45:48 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>November 12, 2009</strong> &ndash; Investors who buy gold bullion may be on the right track, because recent indicators show that our economy may be ready for a substantial relapse. Many US companies have been forced to cut back on their expenditures to minimize losses, and some impressive gains have resulted during the last three months. However, many investors have expressed anxiety that their portfolios may never revisit pre-2007 levels. Compared to six months ago things are great, but compared to 2007 things are still shockingly bad. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) showed some life last month, but it has recently started descending from 10,000. Stock investors realize that their portfolios require proper diversification, and some of these investors buy gold bullion as their privately-held back up plan.</p>
<p>A growing number of US investors have decided to buy gold bullion in response to our nation&rsquo;s worsening economy, so the strong upward trend that began in 2001 has brought the gold spot price to a new record of $1119. Investors flocked in record numbers to buy gold bullion and certified gold coins in the last two months, and the gold spot price has surged to keep up with  demand. In addition to the increased demand for physical gold and other safe-haven assets, the weakening dollar has played its part in the escalated gold spot price. The rising gold spot price directly affects gold bullion prices, since most bullion prices are based on a dollar or percentage-based premium over the active gold spot price. If you require more information on gold and/or silver bullion, pick up your free copy of our Insider&rsquo;s Guide To Buying Gold Bullion.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>November 12, 2009</strong> &ndash; Investors who buy gold bullion may be on the right track, because recent indicators show that our economy may be ready for a substantial relapse. Many US companies have been forced to cut back on their expenditures to minimize losses, and some impressive gains have resulted during the last three months. However, many investors have expressed anxiety that their portfolios may never revisit pre-2007 levels. Compared to six months ago things are great, but compared to 2007 things are still shockingly bad. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) showed some life last month, but it has recently started descending from 10,000. Stock investors realize that their portfolios require proper diversification, and some of these investors buy gold bullion as their privately-held back up plan.</p>
<p>A growing number of US investors have decided to buy gold bullion in response to our nation&rsquo;s worsening economy, so the strong upward trend that began in 2001 has brought the gold spot price to a new record of $1119. Investors flocked in record numbers to buy gold bullion and certified gold coins in the last two months, and the gold spot price has surged to keep up with  demand. In addition to the increased demand for physical gold and other safe-haven assets, the weakening dollar has played its part in the escalated gold spot price. The rising gold spot price directly affects gold bullion prices, since most bullion prices are based on a dollar or percentage-based premium over the active gold spot price. If you require more information on gold and/or silver bullion, pick up your free copy of our Insider&rsquo;s Guide To Buying Gold Bullion.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[November 11, 2009 - Gold Bullion Bars]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/goldbullionbars/</link>
                    <pubDate>Tue, 10 Nov 2009 20:28:42 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>November 10, 2009 </strong>&ndash; Gold bullion bars have become quite popular in recent years, and our current recession has increased investor demand for safe-haven assets like physical gold. Commodities such as sugar, cotton, and gold have aided many US investors in their quest to retain and grow their hard-earned wealth. While other investments have done well lately, the physical nature of a gold investment is impossible with stocks, bonds, or other ultimately hollow assets. Physical gold investments like gold bullion bars and coins are projected to increase in value by 12-18% in 2010, but the palpable value of these hard assets is their undeniable forte&rsquo;.</p>
<p>Most US investors have secured their wealth with private types of gold, such as Mint State versions of the $20 Lady Liberty and $20 Saint Gaudens coins. These coins are certified as Mint State by either the Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS) or the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC), and generally they trend in the same direction as the Commodities Exchange (COMEX) gold spot price. Their numismatic value generally appreciates over time, so these coins have historically outperformed the growth seen in gold bullion bars and coins. However, investors who prefer to hold short-term generally purchase gold bullion bars and coins instead of certified rarities. Gold bullion closely tracks the gold spot price, so investors who cannot hold their gold for longer than 14 months purchase gold bars and contemporary bullion coins.</p>
<p>If you want to make a privately held gold investment, market experts encourage you to purchase from a long-standing and reputable gold exchange. You may contact www.Gold-Investment.info directly to learn why reputation is the cornerstone of the gold market.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>November 10, 2009 </strong>&ndash; Gold bullion bars have become quite popular in recent years, and our current recession has increased investor demand for safe-haven assets like physical gold. Commodities such as sugar, cotton, and gold have aided many US investors in their quest to retain and grow their hard-earned wealth. While other investments have done well lately, the physical nature of a gold investment is impossible with stocks, bonds, or other ultimately hollow assets. Physical gold investments like gold bullion bars and coins are projected to increase in value by 12-18% in 2010, but the palpable value of these hard assets is their undeniable forte&rsquo;.</p>
<p>Most US investors have secured their wealth with private types of gold, such as Mint State versions of the $20 Lady Liberty and $20 Saint Gaudens coins. These coins are certified as Mint State by either the Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS) or the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC), and generally they trend in the same direction as the Commodities Exchange (COMEX) gold spot price. Their numismatic value generally appreciates over time, so these coins have historically outperformed the growth seen in gold bullion bars and coins. However, investors who prefer to hold short-term generally purchase gold bullion bars and coins instead of certified rarities. Gold bullion closely tracks the gold spot price, so investors who cannot hold their gold for longer than 14 months purchase gold bars and contemporary bullion coins.</p>
<p>If you want to make a privately held gold investment, market experts encourage you to purchase from a long-standing and reputable gold exchange. You may contact www.Gold-Investment.info directly to learn why reputation is the cornerstone of the gold market.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[November 9, 2009 - Gold Bullion IRA]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/goldbullionira/</link>
                    <pubDate>Mon, 09 Nov 2009 19:47:25 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>November 9, 2009</strong> &ndash; Since 1997, our government has permitted investors to hold physical gold inside their retirement accounts, and millions of investors have taken this precautionary measure since then. A gold bullion IRA is a wise diversification strategy because physical gold could offset losses that might be suffered with stocks, bonds, and/or real estate. The ongoing destabilization of our financial markets make it an ideal time to roll an IRA or inactive 401k into precious metals, because 2010 projections are quite bullish. In 2008, investors lost over $2.5 trillion from their retirement accounts, and most economists expect further losses once our government exhausts its&rsquo; stimulus funds.</p>
<p>Investors who are dissatisfied with their retirement account holdings may want to consider diversification into gold and silver. By vesting 20-30% of your IRA in gold, you may be able to stave off an overall loss incurred by your other investments. Your gold will be securely stored until you begin mandatory withdraws. At that point, you may sell your gold bullion IRA holdings and take profits, or you can have the gold delivered to you.</p>
<p>A gold bullion IRA is much different than buying gold exchange traded funds (ETFs) or mining stocks, because you actually own physical gold bullion. If your retirement account has suffered substantial losses in the last few years, and you want some security until our markets stabilize, don&rsquo;t speculate with unallocated gold stocks or mining companies. Purchase gold bullion and protect your retirement account from further losses. Contact <a>www.Gold-Bullion.org</a> to see if your retirement account is eligible for gold and/or silver backing.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>November 9, 2009</strong> &ndash; Since 1997, our government has permitted investors to hold physical gold inside their retirement accounts, and millions of investors have taken this precautionary measure since then. A gold bullion IRA is a wise diversification strategy because physical gold could offset losses that might be suffered with stocks, bonds, and/or real estate. The ongoing destabilization of our financial markets make it an ideal time to roll an IRA or inactive 401k into precious metals, because 2010 projections are quite bullish. In 2008, investors lost over $2.5 trillion from their retirement accounts, and most economists expect further losses once our government exhausts its&rsquo; stimulus funds.</p>
<p>Investors who are dissatisfied with their retirement account holdings may want to consider diversification into gold and silver. By vesting 20-30% of your IRA in gold, you may be able to stave off an overall loss incurred by your other investments. Your gold will be securely stored until you begin mandatory withdraws. At that point, you may sell your gold bullion IRA holdings and take profits, or you can have the gold delivered to you.</p>
<p>A gold bullion IRA is much different than buying gold exchange traded funds (ETFs) or mining stocks, because you actually own physical gold bullion. If your retirement account has suffered substantial losses in the last few years, and you want some security until our markets stabilize, don&rsquo;t speculate with unallocated gold stocks or mining companies. Purchase gold bullion and protect your retirement account from further losses. Contact <a>www.Gold-Bullion.org</a> to see if your retirement account is eligible for gold and/or silver backing.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[November 6, 2009 - Gold Bullion Bar Info]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/goldbullionbar/</link>
                    <pubDate>Fri, 06 Nov 2009 19:15:01 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>November 6, 2009</strong> &ndash; Gold bullion bar investments have become increasingly popular during the last eight years, and reputable bullion manufacturers continue to provide quality metals to jewelers and investors around the world. There are many bullion manufacturers, but experienced investors only purchase bars that come from reputable and long-standing companies.</p>
<p>Johnson-Matthey stands tall in this regard. Johnson-Matthey bars are 0.999 pure gold, and each bar is stamped with its own serial number and guarantee of quality. Other investors prefer to convert their funds to the PAMP-Suisse gold bullion bar, because this is one of the most cost-effective bullion bars on the market. Gold bullion bars range from one gram to 1000 ounces, and fair markup on gold bullion bars is between 2-6%.</p>
<p>Although you can personally purchase these products from private individuals on eBay or Craigslist, it is important to remember that reputation is the cornerstone of the gold industry. Invest with a company that has an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau (<a>www.BBB.org</a>), and a five star rating with Amazon Alexa (<a>www.Alexa.com</a>). Companies who meet these prerequisites offer the largest variety when you are ready to purchase gold, and major exchanges like the Certified Gold Exchange employ non-commissioned employees. By investing with a company like this, you can save money and gain peace of mind.</p>
<p>The Certified Gold Exchange can deliver your bullion and rare coins in less than a week, and free delivery is also available. By taking advantage of institutional discounts on the same items that banks and money managers purchase, you immediately get 10-15% more gold with your funds that would otherwise be used to pay a company&rsquo;s premium or a broker&rsquo;s commission. Contact www.Gold-Bullion.org if you want to get updated news and information about gold bullion bar investments.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>November 6, 2009</strong> &ndash; Gold bullion bar investments have become increasingly popular during the last eight years, and reputable bullion manufacturers continue to provide quality metals to jewelers and investors around the world. There are many bullion manufacturers, but experienced investors only purchase bars that come from reputable and long-standing companies.</p>
<p>Johnson-Matthey stands tall in this regard. Johnson-Matthey bars are 0.999 pure gold, and each bar is stamped with its own serial number and guarantee of quality. Other investors prefer to convert their funds to the PAMP-Suisse gold bullion bar, because this is one of the most cost-effective bullion bars on the market. Gold bullion bars range from one gram to 1000 ounces, and fair markup on gold bullion bars is between 2-6%.</p>
<p>Although you can personally purchase these products from private individuals on eBay or Craigslist, it is important to remember that reputation is the cornerstone of the gold industry. Invest with a company that has an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau (<a>www.BBB.org</a>), and a five star rating with Amazon Alexa (<a>www.Alexa.com</a>). Companies who meet these prerequisites offer the largest variety when you are ready to purchase gold, and major exchanges like the Certified Gold Exchange employ non-commissioned employees. By investing with a company like this, you can save money and gain peace of mind.</p>
<p>The Certified Gold Exchange can deliver your bullion and rare coins in less than a week, and free delivery is also available. By taking advantage of institutional discounts on the same items that banks and money managers purchase, you immediately get 10-15% more gold with your funds that would otherwise be used to pay a company&rsquo;s premium or a broker&rsquo;s commission. Contact www.Gold-Bullion.org if you want to get updated news and information about gold bullion bar investments.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[November 5, 2009 - Gold Bulion Bars And Coins]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/goldbullionbarsandcoins/</link>
                    <pubDate>Thu, 05 Nov 2009 18:42:49 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>November 5, 2009</strong> &ndash; The gold spot price has shown tremendous movement this week, and its&rsquo; run to the brink of $1100 has influenced many investors to increase their gold holdings. Regardless as to whether our nation&rsquo;s future holds inflation, deflation, or stagflation, investors still know that the safe-haven status of physical gold is constant.</p>
<p>Investors have purchased gold bullion bars and coins in record numbers this week, perhaps because of the International Monetary Fund&rsquo;s (IMF) sale of 200 tons of gold to the central bank of India. This amount represents half of the gold that the IMF plans to sell, and many economists believe that the remaining gold will go to China, and other gold-seeking nations. When the IMF announced their plans to sell 400 tons of gold a few months ago, many investors anticipated lower gold prices if they waited for the gold to hit the open market. To the contrary, it appears that the international community will have first dibs on the gold, and US household investors will have to hustle to effectively hedge their portfolios.</p>
<p>Gold bullion bars and coins have increased over 46% within the last 365 days, and the gold spot price has reached never-before-seen heights repeatedly during the last month. Despite the bullish rally of the gold price, profit-taking has been minimal. This is a sign that investors are more concerned with preserving their wealth with gold than they are with scoring some quick profits and cashing out. Investors who want to purchase and/or sell gold bullion bars and coins are encouraged to contact <a>www.Kitco.com</a> or contact www.Gold-Bullion,.org directly at 800-300-0715.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>November 5, 2009</strong> &ndash; The gold spot price has shown tremendous movement this week, and its&rsquo; run to the brink of $1100 has influenced many investors to increase their gold holdings. Regardless as to whether our nation&rsquo;s future holds inflation, deflation, or stagflation, investors still know that the safe-haven status of physical gold is constant.</p>
<p>Investors have purchased gold bullion bars and coins in record numbers this week, perhaps because of the International Monetary Fund&rsquo;s (IMF) sale of 200 tons of gold to the central bank of India. This amount represents half of the gold that the IMF plans to sell, and many economists believe that the remaining gold will go to China, and other gold-seeking nations. When the IMF announced their plans to sell 400 tons of gold a few months ago, many investors anticipated lower gold prices if they waited for the gold to hit the open market. To the contrary, it appears that the international community will have first dibs on the gold, and US household investors will have to hustle to effectively hedge their portfolios.</p>
<p>Gold bullion bars and coins have increased over 46% within the last 365 days, and the gold spot price has reached never-before-seen heights repeatedly during the last month. Despite the bullish rally of the gold price, profit-taking has been minimal. This is a sign that investors are more concerned with preserving their wealth with gold than they are with scoring some quick profits and cashing out. Investors who want to purchase and/or sell gold bullion bars and coins are encouraged to contact <a>www.Kitco.com</a> or contact www.Gold-Bullion,.org directly at 800-300-0715.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[November 4, 2009]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/howtobuygoldbullioncoins/</link>
                    <pubDate>Wed, 04 Nov 2009 17:31:25 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>November 4, 2009</strong> &ndash; The gold price is poised to smash through the $1100 per ounce barrier, after the International Monetary Fund (IMF) announced that it sold 200 tons of gold to India&rsquo;s central bank. This has peaked the interest of many US investors, who want to know how to buy gold bullion coins. It&rsquo;s pretty simple, as long as you deal with a reputable exchange. Here are the basic steps to a successful gold bullion coin investment:</p>
<p>1.	EVALUATE YOUR INVESTMENT GOALS &ndash; Are you looking for profit or safety? How long are you going to hold your gold before liquidating? Do you simply want diversification, or do you feel that our economy still has tougher  times ahead? Do you foresee inflation, deflation, or the collapse of our dollar? How do you want your gold to work for you?</p>
<p>2.	CHOOSE A GOLD EXCHANGE &ndash; Check out Better Business Bureau (<a>www.BBB.org</a>) reports, as well as the Amazon Alexa (<a>www.Alexa.com</a>) client satisfaction index. When speaking with your potential gold broker, ask yourself a few questions: Is the broker a shameless promoter of himself or his company? Did the broker start making recommendations to me right away? Did anyone even ask me about my investment goals?</p>
<p>3.	BUY WITH LOGIC, NOT ON EMOTION - If you have determined that you want a short-term position in the gold market, and you think you can see some quick profits, gold bullion coins may be for you. A reputable gold dealer can provide gold bullion coins for 6-9% above the active spot price, and they usually carry bullion bars for slightly less. If you want a longer-term investment, and you are looking for portfolio security in the event of another financial catastrophe, gold bullion coins are not advisable. Certified gold coins could do better for you over the long haul, and their non-confiscatability makes them perfect for long-term holds.</p>
<p>As you see, it is fairly easy to understand how to buy gold bullion coins and certified gold coins. Reputation is the cornerstone of the gold industry, so conduct your due diligence before taking and/or strengthening your position in the gold market. Or, contact <a>www.Gold-Bullion.org</a> directly at 800-300-0715; their friendly, trained specialists can help you make your gold investment dreams a reality.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>November 4, 2009</strong> &ndash; The gold price is poised to smash through the $1100 per ounce barrier, after the International Monetary Fund (IMF) announced that it sold 200 tons of gold to India&rsquo;s central bank. This has peaked the interest of many US investors, who want to know how to buy gold bullion coins. It&rsquo;s pretty simple, as long as you deal with a reputable exchange. Here are the basic steps to a successful gold bullion coin investment:</p>
<p>1.	EVALUATE YOUR INVESTMENT GOALS &ndash; Are you looking for profit or safety? How long are you going to hold your gold before liquidating? Do you simply want diversification, or do you feel that our economy still has tougher  times ahead? Do you foresee inflation, deflation, or the collapse of our dollar? How do you want your gold to work for you?</p>
<p>2.	CHOOSE A GOLD EXCHANGE &ndash; Check out Better Business Bureau (<a>www.BBB.org</a>) reports, as well as the Amazon Alexa (<a>www.Alexa.com</a>) client satisfaction index. When speaking with your potential gold broker, ask yourself a few questions: Is the broker a shameless promoter of himself or his company? Did the broker start making recommendations to me right away? Did anyone even ask me about my investment goals?</p>
<p>3.	BUY WITH LOGIC, NOT ON EMOTION - If you have determined that you want a short-term position in the gold market, and you think you can see some quick profits, gold bullion coins may be for you. A reputable gold dealer can provide gold bullion coins for 6-9% above the active spot price, and they usually carry bullion bars for slightly less. If you want a longer-term investment, and you are looking for portfolio security in the event of another financial catastrophe, gold bullion coins are not advisable. Certified gold coins could do better for you over the long haul, and their non-confiscatability makes them perfect for long-term holds.</p>
<p>As you see, it is fairly easy to understand how to buy gold bullion coins and certified gold coins. Reputation is the cornerstone of the gold industry, so conduct your due diligence before taking and/or strengthening your position in the gold market. Or, contact <a>www.Gold-Bullion.org</a> directly at 800-300-0715; their friendly, trained specialists can help you make your gold investment dreams a reality.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[November 3, 2009]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/goldbullionprices/</link>
                    <pubDate>Tue, 03 Nov 2009 18:27:40 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>November 3, 2009</strong> &ndash; Gold bullion prices have increased more than 46% in the last 365 days, silencing many of last year&rsquo;s critics who had previously called for the &ldquo;peaking&rdquo; gold price to crash. Gold was less than $750 per ounce then, and many economists who called for $500 gold prices in 2009 have mysteriously gone MIA.</p>
<p>Although most gold experts now project the gold spot price to surpass $1100 per ounce before the end of 2009, you don&rsquo;t need to be an expert to know why their projections are so bullish. Gold bullion prices will likely continue to rise until American investors feel and see that our economy has been rebuilt, on a bedrock rather than a dollar-inflated sand dune. Although we expect some profit-taking throughout this cycle, the investors who pull out of the market before gold actually peaks will most likely be few and far between.</p>
<p>Gold dealers set their gold bullion prices based on the active Commodities Exchange (COMEX) gold spot price, which was at $1061.70 at 11am EST. Investors who want to track the gold spot price can do so by logging on to <a>www.Kitco.com</a> or <a>www.GoldPrice.net</a>, where live spot prices for precious metals are available around the clock. Gold bullion products usually cost slightly more per ounce than the gold spot price, because these products carry a manufacturer or mint-issued premium. Fair markup for gold bullion is between 5-12%, although large-volume discounts may be available from the leading gold exchanges. Contact the Certified Gold Exchange directly at 800-300-0715 or <a>www.CertifiedGoldExchange.com</a> to determine if you are eligible for large-volume discounts for your next gold investment.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>November 3, 2009</strong> &ndash; Gold bullion prices have increased more than 46% in the last 365 days, silencing many of last year&rsquo;s critics who had previously called for the &ldquo;peaking&rdquo; gold price to crash. Gold was less than $750 per ounce then, and many economists who called for $500 gold prices in 2009 have mysteriously gone MIA.</p>
<p>Although most gold experts now project the gold spot price to surpass $1100 per ounce before the end of 2009, you don&rsquo;t need to be an expert to know why their projections are so bullish. Gold bullion prices will likely continue to rise until American investors feel and see that our economy has been rebuilt, on a bedrock rather than a dollar-inflated sand dune. Although we expect some profit-taking throughout this cycle, the investors who pull out of the market before gold actually peaks will most likely be few and far between.</p>
<p>Gold dealers set their gold bullion prices based on the active Commodities Exchange (COMEX) gold spot price, which was at $1061.70 at 11am EST. Investors who want to track the gold spot price can do so by logging on to <a>www.Kitco.com</a> or <a>www.GoldPrice.net</a>, where live spot prices for precious metals are available around the clock. Gold bullion products usually cost slightly more per ounce than the gold spot price, because these products carry a manufacturer or mint-issued premium. Fair markup for gold bullion is between 5-12%, although large-volume discounts may be available from the leading gold exchanges. Contact the Certified Gold Exchange directly at 800-300-0715 or <a>www.CertifiedGoldExchange.com</a> to determine if you are eligible for large-volume discounts for your next gold investment.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[November 2, 2009]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/bestgoldbulliondealers/</link>
                    <pubDate>Mon, 02 Nov 2009 19:33:52 -0800</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>November 2, 2009</strong> &ndash; The best gold bullion dealers within the United States have continued to thrive during our recession, and the large number of investors who continue to loyally trade with these firms is the main reason that these companies are still in business. Although the vast majority of today&rsquo;s investors are opting for certified gold coins because of their long-term wealth preservation capabilities, some investors are still willing to buy and sell gold bullion in short-term and usually large-volume increments. Investors should be aware that gold bullion has its advantages and disadvantages, which are listed below.</p>
<p>Advantages</p>
<p>&bull;	Liquid in over 120 countries</p>
<p>&bull;	Private storage permitted and provided</p>
<p>&bull;	Low premium just above the current gold spot price</p>
<p>&bull;	Consistent upward trend since 2001</p>
<p>Disadvantages</p>
<p>&bull;	Confiscatable by US government</p>
<p>&bull;	The gold spot price can become dormant for months at a time</p>
<p>&bull;	Bullion is unadvisable for US investors who want to hold longer than 14 months</p>
<p>&bull;	Bullion prices are already near record highs, leaving some economists to project significant pullbacks in coming months if the gold spot price has, in fact, maxed out for the current cycle</p>
<p>The best gold bullion dealers in the United States will advise potential investors of these pros and cons, but investors who are new to the gold market may like to check out the valuable information at <a>www.Gold-Investment.info</a> before choosing a product or a dealer. There are a plethora of gold bullion investments available, but not all of these items are advisable for US investors. Contact a local gold dealer today, or call us at 800-300-0715 for helpful and professional assistance.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>November 2, 2009</strong> &ndash; The best gold bullion dealers within the United States have continued to thrive during our recession, and the large number of investors who continue to loyally trade with these firms is the main reason that these companies are still in business. Although the vast majority of today&rsquo;s investors are opting for certified gold coins because of their long-term wealth preservation capabilities, some investors are still willing to buy and sell gold bullion in short-term and usually large-volume increments. Investors should be aware that gold bullion has its advantages and disadvantages, which are listed below.</p>
<p>Advantages</p>
<p>&bull;	Liquid in over 120 countries</p>
<p>&bull;	Private storage permitted and provided</p>
<p>&bull;	Low premium just above the current gold spot price</p>
<p>&bull;	Consistent upward trend since 2001</p>
<p>Disadvantages</p>
<p>&bull;	Confiscatable by US government</p>
<p>&bull;	The gold spot price can become dormant for months at a time</p>
<p>&bull;	Bullion is unadvisable for US investors who want to hold longer than 14 months</p>
<p>&bull;	Bullion prices are already near record highs, leaving some economists to project significant pullbacks in coming months if the gold spot price has, in fact, maxed out for the current cycle</p>
<p>The best gold bullion dealers in the United States will advise potential investors of these pros and cons, but investors who are new to the gold market may like to check out the valuable information at <a>www.Gold-Investment.info</a> before choosing a product or a dealer. There are a plethora of gold bullion investments available, but not all of these items are advisable for US investors. Contact a local gold dealer today, or call us at 800-300-0715 for helpful and professional assistance.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[October 30, 2009 - Gold Bullion Coins]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/Gold-Bullion-Coins/</link>
                    <pubDate>Fri, 30 Oct 2009 20:20:16 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>October 30, 2009 </strong>- Gold bullion coins have become an increasingly popular diversification option during the last eight years, and their 300% gain during that time could increase as our mainstream markets decline. Our contracting economy has dissolved the wealth of many American investors, but gold bullion and certified gold have proven to be safe-haven assets for millions of resourceful individuals. The majority of bullion investors are short-term profit-seekers, and gold bullion coins are an excellent way to implement this strategy. If utilized correctly, gold bullion coins could render substantial profits for their owners during these troubling economic times. Investors who seek a short-term position in the gold market may do well with gold bullion, yet investors should always make sure that he or she thoroughly evaluates his or her investment goals before making a purchase. Speak with a precious metal professional to ensure that you are making the best choice for your situation and worldview. Introspection is a key step to gold investing because no investor wants to waste their hard-earned money on the incorrect type of gold.</p>
<p>Investors who determine that gold bullion coins are a good fit appreciate the fact that there are a wide variety of pieces available. The American Eagle and South African Krugerrand are two of the most popular 22-karat coins, and many investors who value purity invest in 24-karat (0.999 gold) coins, like the Austrian Philharmonic and the Canadian Maple Leaf. Both types of coinage contain the same amount of gold; 22-karat coins contain slightly more alloys, which produce a harder coin. Investors who would like to know more about these affordable coins should visit www.Gold-Investment.info for a free gold investment tutorial.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>October 30, 2009</strong> - Gold bullion coins have become an increasingly popular diversification option during the last eight years, and their 300% gain during that time could increase as our mainstream markets decline. Our contracting economy has dissolved the wealth of many American investors, but gold bullion and certified gold have proven to be safe-haven assets for millions of resourceful individuals. The majority of bullion investors are short-term profit-seekers, and gold bullion coins are an excellent way to implement this strategy. If utilized correctly, gold bullion coins could render substantial profits for their owners during these troubling economic times. Investors who seek a short-term position in the gold market may do well with gold bullion, yet investors should always make sure that he or she thoroughly evaluates his or her investment goals before making a purchase. Speak with a precious metal professional to ensure that you are making the best choice for your situation and worldview. Introspection is a key step to gold investing because no investor wants to waste their hard-earned money on the incorrect type of gold.</p>
<p>Investors who determine that gold bullion coins are a good fit appreciate the fact that there are a wide variety of pieces available. The American Eagle and South African Krugerrand are two of the most popular 22-karat coins, and many investors who value purity invest in 24-karat (0.999 gold) coins, like the Austrian Philharmonic and the Canadian Maple Leaf. Both types of coinage contain the same amount of gold; 22-karat coins contain slightly more alloys, which produce a harder coin. Investors who would like to know more about these affordable coins should visit <a>www.Gold-Investment.info</a> for a free gold investment tutorial</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[October 29, 2009]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/10%7C29%7C2009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Thu, 29 Oct 2009 19:21:51 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>October 29, 2009</strong> - In today&rsquo;s financially unstable world, many Americans have become more cautious about making investments. Federal regulators uncover new Ponzi schemes and insider trading scandals nearly every day, and hard-working individuals are wary about letting someone else manage their money. Their edginess carries over to the gold market, because there are many different investment avenues, dealerships, and products available.</p>
<p>The best gold bullion investments are manufactured by reputable firms and mints. Most American investors who buy gold bullion bars choose brands like Johnson-Matthey, Englehard, and Pamp-Suisse. These firms issue guarantees of purity (0.999) and serial number for their products, so liquidity and authenticity are secure. Other investors chose gold coins, like the American eagle or the Canadian Maple Leaf, as their investment vehicle The US Mint releases a select number of American Gold Eagle coins each year to exclusive gold exchanges, and household investors usually purchase their holdings from these reputable dealers. The Gold Eagle coin is especially popular because it is minted using gold mined in the United States. For investors who prefer a slightly less expensive coin, the South African Krugerrand is a consideration. Of course, most gold bullion coins will be slightly more expensive than gold bullion bars, since the coins usually carry a government issued premium. Whether a bar or coin is chosen, the best gold bullion investments are always physical gold instead of certificates of ownership or IOUs. The physical nature of a gold investment guarantees that the investment is tangible, and not just a hollow promise on a piece of paper. If second-rate &ldquo;gold&rdquo; investments such as these are deemed to be worthless because of non-allocation, it would most likely create a buying frenzy by panicked gold share holders. The fear of non-allocation, which means that gold shares are not backed by physical gold, is mounting; so many investors have liquidated these assets to purchase physical gold which they can store themselves. Unfortunately for investors who prefer for their &ldquo;gold&rdquo; investment to remain on paper and/or in a computer, the best gold investments will already be safely in the hands of their savvy owners when companies release their allocation audit findings..</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>October 29, 2009</strong> - In today&rsquo;s financially unstable world, many Americans have become more cautious about making investments. Federal regulators uncover new Ponzi schemes and insider trading scandals nearly every day, and hard-working individuals are wary about letting someone else manage their money. Their edginess carries over to the gold market, because there are many different investment avenues, dealerships, and products available.</p>
<p>The best gold bullion investments are manufactured by reputable firms and mints. Most American investors who buy gold bullion bars choose brands like Johnson-Matthey, Englehard, and Pamp-Suisse. These firms issue guarantees of purity (0.999) and serial number for their products, so liquidity and authenticity are secure. Other investors chose gold coins, like the American eagle or the Canadian Maple Leaf, as their investment vehicle The US Mint releases a select number of American Gold Eagle coins each year to exclusive gold exchanges, and household investors usually purchase their holdings from these reputable dealers. The Gold Eagle coin is especially popular because it is minted using gold mined in the United States. For investors who prefer a slightly less expensive coin, the South African Krugerrand is a consideration. Of course, most gold bullion coins will be slightly more expensive than gold bullion bars, since the coins usually carry a government issued premium. Whether a bar or coin is chosen, the best gold bullion investments are always physical gold instead of certificates of ownership or IOUs. The physical nature of a gold investment guarantees that the investment is tangible, and not just a hollow promise on a piece of paper. If second-rate &ldquo;gold&rdquo; investments such as these are deemed to be worthless because of non-allocation, it would most likely create a buying frenzy by panicked gold share holders. The fear of non-allocation, which means that gold shares are not backed by physical gold, is mounting; so many investors have liquidated these assets to purchase physical gold which they can store themselves. Unfortunately for investors who prefer for their &ldquo;gold&rdquo; investment to remain on paper and/or in a computer, the best gold investments will already be safely in the hands of their savvy owners when companies release their allocation audit findings.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[October 28, 2009]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/10%7C28%7C2009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Wed, 28 Oct 2009 19:29:59 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>October 28, 2009</strong> &ndash; Internet searches for Englehard and Johnson-Matthey were up today, and this is evidence that more investors are inquiring about how to buy gold bullion bars. The gold spot price has increased almost $800 per ounce since 2001, and many economists believe that the upward trend in precious metal prices will continue until our government finds a way to control inflation and boost consumer confidence. Investors who want to know how to buy gold bullion bars should contact a reputable gold exchange that maintains an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau.</p>
<p>Gold bullion bars trade very close to the active gold spot price, and gold bullion bars are an affordable way to purchase physical gold. Englehard, Johnson-Matthey, and many other long-standing companies issue serial numbers and purity guarantees on their bullion bars, so liquidity is not an issue with these reputable products. Gold bullion investors should keep in mind that our government can recall gold bullion products at anytime, as they did in 1933. Our dollar&rsquo;s weak state was the motive behind the original gold confiscation, and the greenback is currently suffering a similar devolution. If the dollar index slides further,  US citizens and international owners of US debt will force the US government to shore up the dollar with a real asset. There are no other assets besides gold that can be taken to back up the dollar&rsquo;s value, so investors who value their privacy tend to buy non-confiscatable, certified coins. Further research on gold bullion and certified rarities can be done at <a>www.Gold-Investment.info</a>, where the Certified Gold Exchange has archived lots of valuable information for institutional and household investors alike.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>October 28, 2009</strong> &ndash; Internet searches for Englehard and Johnson-Matthey were up today, and this is evidence that more investors are inquiring about how to buy gold bullion bars. The gold spot price has increased almost $800 per ounce since 2001, and many economists believe that the upward trend in precious metal prices will continue until our government finds a way to control inflation and boost consumer confidence. Investors who want to know how to buy gold bullion bars should contact a reputable gold exchange that maintains an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau.</p>
<p>Gold bullion bars trade very close to the active gold spot price, and gold bullion bars are an affordable way to purchase physical gold. Englehard, Johnson-Matthey, and many other long-standing companies issue serial numbers and purity guarantees on their bullion bars, so liquidity is not an issue with these reputable products. Gold bullion investors should keep in mind that our government can recall gold bullion products at anytime, as they did in 1933. Our dollar&rsquo;s weak state was the motive behind the original gold confiscation, and the greenback is currently suffering a similar devolution. If the dollar index slides further,  US citizens and international owners of US debt will force the US government to shore up the dollar with a real asset. There are no other assets besides gold that can be taken to back up the dollar&rsquo;s value, so investors who value their privacy tend to buy non-confiscatable, certified coins. Further research on gold bullion and certified rarities can be done at <a>www.Gold-Investment.info</a>, where the Certified Gold Exchange has archived lots of valuable information for institutional and household investors alike.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[October 27, 2009]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/10%7C27%7C2009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Tue, 27 Oct 2009 19:09:01 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>October 27, 2009</strong> - Two of the largest regional banks in the Southeastern United States lost about $400 million each in the third quarter, and the intensifying crisis of regional bank failures has garnered the attention of economists and investors nationwide. Although some of our nation&rsquo;s largest banks posted profits during the third quarter, they have continued to tally more defaulted loans during the last two years. This trend has showed no signs of slowing, so many large banks have recently increased their amount of emergency capital. JPMorgan-Chase, Goldman-Sachs, and other financial conglomerates have maintained throughout the last three weeks that loan losses will likely continue to rise for the next two years, as borrowers abandon cars and homes that they cannot afford. These unstable economic indicators have prompted many investors to shift bank holdings to gold bullion.</p>
<p>Physical gold bullion investments are highly recommended as a short-term solution to a questionable banking system. In addition to the speculative dilemma that has been created by our nation&rsquo;s largest banks, the health of many regional banks has become an issue that requires decisive action. Last year, it seemed like regional banks would remain immune to the implosions of Wall Street&rsquo;s more sizable institutions. AIG, Citigroup, and Bank of America were failing, but banks like Regions Financial and SunTrust were holding their own. Those two banks have collectively lost almost $1 billion in the previous three months, and the majority of regional banks have reserved obscene amounts of cash for future loan losses. This development is eerily similar to the steps that many of America&rsquo;s largest banks took before their own respective failures. Investors who trust their own ability to manage money better than the bankers are encouraged to invest in gold bullion for a 1-14 month position in the gold market, and certified gold coins should be utilized as the investment vehicle for longer-term holds.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>October 27, 2009</strong> - Two of the largest regional banks in the Southeastern United States lost about $400 million each in the third quarter, and the intensifying crisis of regional bank failures has garnered the attention of economists and investors nationwide. Although some of our nation&rsquo;s largest banks posted profits during the third quarter, they have continued to tally more defaulted loans during the last two years. This trend has showed no signs of slowing, so many large banks have recently increased their amount of emergency capital. JPMorgan-Chase, Goldman-Sachs, and other financial conglomerates have maintained throughout the last three weeks that loan losses will likely continue to rise for the next two years, as borrowers abandon cars and homes that they cannot afford. These unstable economic indicators have prompted many investors to shift bank holdings to gold bullion.</p>
<p>Physical gold bullion investments are highly recommended as a short-term solution to a questionable banking system. In addition to the speculative dilemma that has been created by our nation&rsquo;s largest banks, the health of many regional banks has become an issue that requires decisive action. Last year, it seemed like regional banks would remain immune to the implosions of Wall Street&rsquo;s more sizable institutions. AIG, Citigroup, and Bank of America were failing, but banks like Regions Financial and SunTrust were holding their own. Those two banks have collectively lost almost $1 billion in the previous three months, and the majority of regional banks have reserved obscene amounts of cash for future loan losses. This development is eerily similar to the steps that many of America&rsquo;s largest banks took before their own respective failures. Investors who trust their own ability to manage money better than the bankers are encouraged to invest in gold bullion for a 1-14 month position in the gold market, and certified gold coins should be utilized as the investment vehicle for longer-term holds.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[October 26, 2009]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/10%7C26%7C2009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Mon, 26 Oct 2009 18:26:10 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>October 26, 2009</strong> - While some of our nation's economists and government officials have proclaimed that our fledgling economy is growing and stabilizing, mixed signals continue to tangle news wires, as evidenced by the most recent corporate scuttlebutt. Our recession has claimed over 7 million jobs, because consumer spending is down, reducing retail sales to a fraction of what they were three years ago.</p>
<p>Over-budgeted companies have had to slash payrolls in order to curb their losses. The unsustainable profits that many companies saw during the previous quarter will disappear once companies have fully consolidated. The fear of diminished dividends has caused many stock investors to diversify their holdings with assets that may move opposite to retreating stock indexes. Gold bullion is one of the assets that investors value as a safe-haven hedge against a falling dollar and repressed stocks. Bank lending and consumer confidence is still weak, so companies may not be willing or able to hire anytime soon.</p>
<p>The national unemployment rate hit 9.8% in September, and economists expect that this 26-year high will continue to rise for the next two years. Layoffs in some sectors have showed signs of slowing, but our jobless level will most likely surpass the 10% barrier in 2009. &quot;There (are) a few positive signs, but there's still a shortfall in profits from where they were a year ago or two years ago,&quot; said Jeff Bergstrand, an economist with Notre Dame's Mendoza College of Business. &quot;There's still a lot of cost cutting going on.&quot;</p>
<p>Many stock investors fear that executives have chopped overhead to show share holders profits, but these cost-cutting measures could catch up with them during the next two quarters. Until the volatility in US stock indexes subsides, it may be a wise idea to diversify into silver and gold bullion. The current gold spot price is $1060, and investors can visit <a>www.GoldPrice.net</a> for up-to-date spot prices for all investment-grade precious metals.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>October 26, 2009</strong> - While some of our nation's economists and government officials have proclaimed that our fledgling economy is growing and stabilizing, mixed signals continue to tangle news wires, as evidenced by the most recent corporate scuttlebutt. Our recession has claimed over 7 million jobs, because consumer spending is down, reducing retail sales to a fraction of what they were three years ago.</p>
<p>Over-budgeted companies have had to slash payrolls in order to curb their losses. The unsustainable profits that many companies saw during the previous quarter will disappear once companies have fully consolidated. The fear of diminished dividends has caused many stock investors to diversify their holdings with assets that may move opposite to retreating stock indexes. Gold bullion is one of the assets that investors value as a safe-haven hedge against a falling dollar and repressed stocks. Bank lending and consumer confidence is still weak, so companies may not be willing or able to hire anytime soon.</p>
<p>The national unemployment rate hit 9.8% in September, and economists expect that this 26-year high will continue to rise for the next two years. Layoffs in some sectors have showed signs of slowing, but our jobless level will most likely surpass the 10% barrier in 2009. &quot;There (are) a few positive signs, but there's still a shortfall in profits from where they were a year ago or two years ago,&quot; said Jeff Bergstrand, an economist with Notre Dame's Mendoza College of Business. &quot;There's still a lot of cost cutting going on.&quot;</p>
<p>Many stock investors fear that executives have chopped overhead to show share holders profits, but these cost-cutting measures could catch up with them during the next two quarters. Until the volatility in US stock indexes subsides, it may be a wise idea to diversify into silver and gold bullion. The current gold spot price is $1060, and investors can visit <a>www.GoldPrice.net</a> for up-to-date spot prices for all investment-grade precious metals.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[October 23, 2009]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/10%7C23%7C2009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Fri, 23 Oct 2009 20:43:10 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>October 23, 2009</strong> - Our nation&rsquo;s policy-makers have been alerted that they need to act quickly to prevent our recession from deepening, but specific solutions on how to improve our fledgling economy remain elusive. Gold bullion products increased in value mildly today, because of the relentless disparity between the number of people who want to fix our economy and the number of valid solutions that have been implemented. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke put in his two cents this week, but the lack of a detailed solution from our central bank&rsquo;s head is quite disappointing. &quot;With the financial turmoil abating, now is the time for policymakers to take action to reduce the probability and severity of any future crises, &quot; Bernanke said in remarks at a recent economic conference in Chatham, Massachusetts. Not only was Bernanke able to slip in a remark about an improving economy (was he talking about OUR economy?), but he also called on our &ldquo;policymakers&rdquo; to take action. Has anyone informed Bernanke that he, in fact, is one of these key decision-makers?</p>
<p>The Federal Reserve has been taking steps to strengthen its gross oversight of banks and large financial institutions, but the majority of their recent actions have done little to improve US economic conditions. Yesterday the Fed unveiled a proposal that would prevent top executives and traders from furthering their own agendas by taking unnecessary risks with clients&rsquo; funds. Unfortunately, with most government regulations, loopholes and design flaws have allowed CEOs, CFO, and other top dogs to maintain their exorbitant salaries, private jets, and country club memberships. In response to the perpetually apathetic news on these economic fronts, many investors have run to safe-haven investments. Gold bullion is considered one of these investments, and gold could continue to rise in value during the next few years. American investors will continue to eagerly capitalize on these profits, but the wealth preservation power of gold bullion is the prime motivator for many of today's investors.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>October 23, 2009</strong> - Our nation&rsquo;s policy-makers have been alerted that they need to act quickly to prevent our recession from deepening, but specific solutions on how to improve our fledgling economy remain elusive. Gold bullion products increased in value mildly today, because of the relentless disparity between the number of people who want to fix our economy and the number of valid solutions that have been implemented. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke put in his two cents this week, but the lack of a detailed solution from our central bank&rsquo;s head is quite disappointing. &quot;With the financial turmoil abating, now is the time for policymakers to take action to reduce the probability and severity of any future crises, &quot; Bernanke said in remarks at a recent economic conference in Chatham, Massachusetts. Not only was Bernanke able to slip in a remark about an improving economy (was he talking about OUR economy?), but he also called on our &ldquo;policymakers&rdquo; to take action. Has anyone informed Bernanke that he, in fact, is one of these key decision-makers?</p>
<p>The Federal Reserve has been taking steps to strengthen its gross oversight of banks and large financial institutions, but the majority of their recent actions have done little to improve US economic conditions. Yesterday the Fed unveiled a proposal that would prevent top executives and traders from furthering their own agendas by taking unnecessary risks with clients&rsquo; funds. Unfortunately, with most government regulations, loopholes and design flaws have allowed CEOs, CFO, and other top dogs to maintain their exorbitant salaries, private jets, and country club memberships. In response to the perpetually apathetic news on these economic fronts, many investors have run to safe-haven investments. Gold bullion is considered one of these investments, and gold could continue to rise in value during the next few years. American investors will continue to eagerly capitalize on these profits, but the wealth preservation power of gold bullion is the prime motivator for many of today's investors.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[October 22, 2009]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/10%7C22%7C2009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Thu, 22 Oct 2009 21:01:53 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>October 22, 2009</strong> - Some investors decided to buy gold today, after the dollar index dropped 0.5% against the euro and the yen. After two weeks of strong gains, gold has remained relatively flat this week, and today's spot price is down 0.56%. The current gold spot price listed on the Commodities Exchange(COMEX) is $1056.20, so investors who buy gold bullion today would save 1.4% from gold's historic high of $1071 per ounce. Gold is not the only commodity that has been gaining in value recently. Silver, oil, sugar, and other natural resources have posted significant gains within the last two weeks, mainly due to the faltering value of the US dollar and the worldwide outcry against the use of this currency for global trade. Gold bullion, however, is a debt-free asset that can be stored privately, which many investors prefer to do. Pool accounts and commodity stocks have become somewhat popular during the last few years, but the most recent trend dictates that investors take physical delievry of their investments for optimal safety. If our dollar continues to lose value in the eyes of the international community, stateside investors will most likely continue to increase their gold bullion holdings. There are a wide variety of gold bullion products, and American investors have traditionally utilized their various options.</p>
<p>Gold bullion bars are the most affordable way to purchase COMEX approved gold bullion. Bullion bars vary from one gram to 1000 ounces, and they carry a low premium over the gold spot price. Gold bullion rounds and coins are available from a number of financial institutions and mints, and these investments come in a variety of denominations as well. Some investors appreciate the fact that gold coins produced by the US Mint are legal tender, but investors can be assured that all physical gold bullion products carry value in the eyes of our government. That was proven in 1933, when President Franklin Roosevelt confiscated all gold bullion from American citizens to back up our greenback. Collectible coins were exempt from Roosevelt's decree, and they would most likely be exempt in any future bullion confiscations by our Administration. While modern-day gold bullion does not qualify as a collectible, investment-grade rare coins are available for individuals who would like to own non-confiscatabale gold. Visit <a>www.Rare-Coin.org </a>for more information, or contact a reputable gold exchange that trades bullion and rare coin products.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>October 22, 2009</strong> - Some investors decided to buy gold today, after the dollar index dropped 0.5% against the euro and the yen. After two weeks of strong gains, gold has remained relatively flat this week, and today's spot price is down 0.56%. The current gold spot price listed on the Commodities Exchange(COMEX) is $1056.20, so investors who buy gold bullion today would save 1.4% from gold's historic high of $1071 per ounce. Gold is not the only commodity that has been gaining in value recently. Silver, oil, sugar, and other natural resources have posted significant gains within the last two weeks, mainly due to the faltering value of the US dollar and the worldwide outcry against the use of this currency for global trade. Gold bullion, however, is a debt-free asset that can be stored privately, which many investors prefer to do. Pool accounts and commodity stocks have become somewhat popular during the last few years, but the most recent trend dictates that investors take physical delievry of their investments for optimal safety. If our dollar continues to lose value in the eyes of the international community, stateside investors will most likely continue to increase their gold bullion holdings. There are a wide variety of gold bullion products, and American investors have traditionally utilized their various options.</p>
<p>Gold bullion bars are the most affordable way to purchase COMEX approved gold bullion. Bullion bars vary from one gram to 1000 ounces, and they carry a low premium over the gold spot price. Gold bullion rounds and coins are available from a number of financial institutions and mints, and these investments come in a variety of denominations as well. Some investors appreciate the fact that gold coins produced by the US Mint are legal tender, but investors can be assured that all physical gold bullion products carry value in the eyes of our government. That was proven in 1933, when President Franklin Roosevelt confiscated all gold bullion from American citizens to back up our greenback. Collectible coins were exempt from Roosevelt's decree, and they would most likely be exempt in any future bullion confiscations by our Administration. While modern-day gold bullion does not qualify as a collectible, investment-grade rare coins are available for individuals who would like to own non-confiscatabale gold. Visit <a>www.Rare-Coin.org </a>for more information, or contact a reputable gold exchange that trades bullion and rare coin products.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[October 21, 2009]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/10%7C21%7C2009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Thu, 22 Oct 2009 10:55:28 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>October 21, 2009</strong> - Gold bullion prices and US stock indexes rose this morning, after a handful of our nation's large banks released better-than-expected third quarter earnings reports. Morgan Stanley, US Bancorp, and Wells Fargo outperformed their second quarter performances in total transaction volume, but these same banks did suffer from higher loan losses as well. Representatives for other banks like JP Morgan-Chase and Goldman-Sachs have stated that loan losses will likely continue to rise for an extended time. Even though there has been much discussion of economic recovery, the lack of concrete, clay, or even sand evidence has frustrated many US investors. Cost-cutting is behind many of the quarterly profits that have recently been posted by corporations, and the next few months will reveal whether companies can sustain their frugal profits. Some sectors of our economy have hinted at signs of life, but the volatility in the bulk of our markets has perplexed many investors. Many investors have diversified with gold bullion recently, because they view the physical metal as a back-up plan for their other investments that could potentially underperform-or worse.</p>
<p>Gold bullion mined in the United States is minted into Gold Eagle coins, or formed into bars by reputable companies like Johnson-Matthey and Engelhard. The US Mint has announced that it will not produce the one ounce Gold Eagle coin this season, but 1/2oz, 1/4oz, and 1/10oz varieties are tentatively scheduled for release on December 3, 2009. Investors often use the gold bullion coins for a short-term hold, since they are eligible for government confiscation. The Silver Eagle gold bullion coin has been discontinued as well, and the US Mint will no longer produce Proof versions of the American Eagle in gold or silver. Household investors who would like to buy gold bullion should contact a reputable gold exchange that is licensed to sell modern-day and pre-1933 US coinage.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>October 21, 2009</strong> - Gold bullion prices and US stock indexes rose this morning, after a handful of our nation's large banks released better-than-expected third quarter earnings reports. Morgan Stanley, US Bancorp, and Wells Fargo outperformed their second quarter performances in total transaction volume, but these same banks did suffer from higher loan losses as well. Representatives for other banks like JP Morgan-Chase and Goldman-Sachs have stated that loan losses will likely continue to rise for an extended time. Even though there has been much discussion of economic recovery, the lack of concrete, clay, or even sand evidence has frustrated many US investors. Cost-cutting is behind many of the quarterly profits that have recently been posted by corporations, and the next few months will reveal whether companies can sustain their frugal profits. Some sectors of our economy have hinted at signs of life, but the volatility in the bulk of our markets has perplexed many investors. Many investors have diversified with gold bullion recently, because they view the physical metal as a back-up plan for their other investments that could potentially underperform-or worse.</p>
<p>Gold bullion mined in the United States is minted into Gold Eagle coins, or formed into bars by reputable companies like Johnson-Matthey and Engelhard. The US Mint has announced that it will not produce the one ounce Gold Eagle coin this season, but 1/2oz, 1/4oz, and 1/10oz varieties are tentatively scheduled for release on December 3, 2009. Investors often use the gold bullion coins for a short-term hold, since they are eligible for government confiscation. The Silver Eagle gold bullion coin has been discontinued as well, and the US Mint will no longer produce Proof versions of the American Eagle in gold or silver. Household investors who would like to buy gold bullion should contact a reputable gold exchange that is licensed to sell modern-day and pre-1933 US coinage.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[October 20, 2009]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/10%7C20%7C2009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Tue, 20 Oct 2009 20:44:23 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>October 20, 2009</strong> - Gold bullion products were trading at slightly lower values at 2pm EST than when the market opened this morning, and some economists have called for modern-day gold bullion coins produced by the US Mint to surpass their historic highs before the end of the year. The American Gold Eagle is currently trading for $1129 per ounce, and the newly released 2009 Gold Buffalo coin is trading for $1142 per ounce. The US Mint recently announced that one ounce Gold Eagles will also not be produced next year, but a number of fractional coins will be released starting in December. The Proof versions of the Gold Eagle and the Silver Eagle will not be made available by the US Mint next year, which has ignited a buying frenzy for those coins on the open market.</p>
<p>The American Gold Eagle Proof has increased 24.3% within the last three months, and market experts believe that both the silver and gold version of this coin will rise sharply in value as IRA investors supplement their current holdings with this coin. The Proof coin is also highly valued by collectors and other investors, but the Proof is the only government non-confiscatable coin that is permitted within IRA accounts. Our government permitted investors to store physical metals within their retirement accounts beginning in 1997, and millions of investors have decided to take advantage of this change since that time. Some investors utilize gold bullion for their IRA investment, but many investors choose the American Gold Eagle Proof as well, because it tends to do better financially for long-term investors, as evidenced by its three-to-one return rate over bullion during the last two years. Investors who would like to learn more about gold IRAs and proper gold diversification should visit <a>www.Gold-Investment.info</a>, which is host to a gold tutorial that clearly illuminates the path to a wise gold investment.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>October 20, 2009</strong> - Gold bullion products were trading at slightly lower values at 2pm EST than when the market opened this morning, and some economists have called for modern-day gold bullion coins produced by the US Mint to surpass their historic highs before the end of the year. The American Gold Eagle is currently trading for $1129 per ounce, and the newly released 2009 Gold Buffalo coin is trading for $1142 per ounce. The US Mint recently announced that one ounce Gold Eagles will also not be produced next year, but a number of fractional coins will be released starting in December. The Proof versions of the Gold Eagle and the Silver Eagle will not be made available by the US Mint next year, which has ignited a buying frenzy for those coins on the open market.</p>
<p>The American Gold Eagle Proof has increased 24.3% within the last three months, and market experts believe that both the silver and gold version of this coin will rise sharply in value as IRA investors supplement their current holdings with this coin. The Proof coin is also highly valued by collectors and other investors, but the Proof is the only government non-confiscatable coin that is permitted within IRA accounts. Our government permitted investors to store physical metals within their retirement accounts beginning in 1997, and millions of investors have decided to take advantage of this change since that time. Some investors utilize gold bullion for their IRA investment, but many investors choose the American Gold Eagle Proof as well, because it tends to do better financially for long-term investors, as evidenced by its three-to-one return rate over bullion during the last two years. Investors who would like to learn more about gold IRAs and proper gold diversification should visit <a>www.Gold-Investment.info</a>, which is host to a gold tutorial that clearly illuminates the path to a wise gold investment.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[October 19, 2009]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/10%7C19%7C2009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Mon, 19 Oct 2009 21:00:03 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p>October 19, 2009 - Our country is quickly losing international leverage, thanks to our inept leaders' incessant spending spree. The powers that be in Washington thrust $1.4 trillion of new dept upon us last year alone, and most economists believe that our lawmakers will continue to execute these radical financial strategies throughout the next few years. Some investors have felt the knot in their stomach tighten recently, due to their lack of faith in our elected officials. Struggling portfolios have also been a primary concern for many Americans during the last few years, which is why some investors have supplemented their current holdings by adding gold bullion. While this particular type of precious metal investment may not be right for everyone, gold bullion is rapidly gaining momentum as a way to combat currency inflation. The devaluation of US currency has been on the minds and mouths of stateside investors more abundantly, and some of these worried investors have decided to tackle the problem of lost spending power by shedding surplus cash. While society has ingrained into our minds that hoarding bags of $100 bills is a good idea, reasonable investors realize that our money needs to be protected and nurtured for growth. Our government is picking our money tree clean, so many investors are seeking refuge by purchasing silver and gold bullion.</p>
<p>Silver and gold bullion products are popular because they are an affordable way to obtain real metal. Credit-Suisse and Johnson-Matthey bars trade close to the active bullion spot price, which is currently $1057.80 for gold and $17.56 for silver. Investors who are interested in learning more about the guidelines for gold investing are encouraged to visit <a>www.Gold-Investment.info</a>, where valuable information for institutional and household investors is readily available.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>October 19, 2009 - Our country is quickly losing international leverage, thanks to our inept leaders' incessant spending spree. The powers that be in Washington thrust $1.4 trillion of new dept upon us last year alone, and most economists believe that our lawmakers will continue to execute these radical financial strategies throughout the next few years. Some investors have felt the knot in their stomach tighten recently, due to their lack of faith in our elected officials. Struggling portfolios have also been a primary concern for many Americans during the last few years, which is why some investors have supplemented their current holdings by adding gold bullion. While this particular type of precious metal investment may not be right for everyone, gold bullion is rapidly gaining momentum as a way to combat currency inflation. The devaluation of US currency has been on the minds and mouths of stateside investors more abundantly, and some of these worried investors have decided to tackle the problem of lost spending power by shedding surplus cash. While society has ingrained into our minds that hoarding bags of $100 bills is a good idea, reasonable investors realize that our money needs to be protected and nurtured for growth. Our government is picking our money tree clean, so many investors are seeking refuge by purchasing silver and gold bullion.</p>
<p>Silver and gold bullion products are popular because they are an affordable way to obtain real metal. Credit-Suisse and Johnson-Matthey bars trade close to the active bullion spot price, which is currently $1057.80 for gold and $17.56 for silver. Investors who are interested in learning more about the guidelines for gold investing are encouraged to visit <a>www.Gold-Investment.info</a>, where valuable information for institutional and household investors is readily available.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[October 16, 2009]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/10%7C16%7C2009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Fri, 16 Oct 2009 17:01:51 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>October 16, 2009</strong> - Many investors are concerned, frustrated, and even angry about the rate of return provided by savings   accounts and certificates of deposit(CDs), and some of these investors are actively searching for ways to earn more on their   stored wealth. Savers appreciate the liquidity of bank accounts, and they also understand that storing funds in a secure way,   such as in a bank, is important. Lately, however, the trend has been for investors to shift funds from their bank accounts   and into other avenues, because our banking system's reputation is growing worse by the day. Almost 100 banks have failed   this year, and there are 416 banks on the FDIC's &quot;troubled&quot; list. Since the FDIC refuses to reveal the names of these failing   banks, many investors feel that they have no choice but to withdraw their funds and close those bank accounts. Some CD   holders have felt anxiety about withdrawing from their CD early because of &quot;penalties&quot; that could be incurred, but many   investors fail to realize that these penalties only represent the interest that is lost by cashing out the CD earlier than   expected. A growing number of investors have decided to shift their funds into privately controlled commodities. Many   commodity prices have registered strong gains during the last few years, as our nation's mainstream markets have buckled   under the weight of too much corporate and personal debt. Debt-free investments are becoming more popular as our recession   drags on, because many outrightly owned assets can be stored privately instead of by a third party. Gold bullion is one of   these debt-free, privately held investment options, and this type of precious metal investment has become the diversification   strategy of choice for many worried consumers.</p>
<p>Some investors prefer to invest their funds in a bank account, and today's interest rates for savings accounts average   between 0.4-0.8%. These rates could rise or fall at any time, but investors enjoy the liquidity of the account. One-year CDs   are fetching between 1.4-1.7%, which is slightly better, but some investors feel locked in by the parameters of this type of   account. Gold bullion investments earn no interest whatsoever, so this lack of a guaranteed return turns some investors away.   Savvy investors are aware that nothing in life is guaranteed, as the last two years have proven for many of us by means of   shrinking portfolios and retirement accounts. Inflation and ever-changing interest rates add the element of uncertainty to   bank accounts, as does the FDIC's presently overdrafted bank ledger. Gold bullion products, such as the Credit Suisse bars   and American Gold Eagle coins, provide security for cash-heavy investors who fear a complete banking system collapse. Apart   from the privacy and liquidity that gold bullion provides, many Wall Street economists believe that the gold spot price will   continue to rise during the next few years. As more investors seek a safety net for their other investments, demand for gold   and silver bullion could rise dramatically, so investors are encouraged to evaluate their portfolios today to see if gold   diversification is a viable option.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>October 16, 2009</strong> - Many investors are concerned, frustrated, and even angry about the rate of return provided by savings   accounts and certificates of deposit(CDs), and some of these investors are actively searching for ways to earn more on their   stored wealth. Savers appreciate the liquidity of bank accounts, and they also understand that storing funds in a secure way,   such as in a bank, is important. Lately, however, the trend has been for investors to shift funds from their bank accounts   and into other avenues, because our banking system's reputation is growing worse by the day. Almost 100 banks have failed   this year, and there are 416 banks on the FDIC's &quot;troubled&quot; list. Since the FDIC refuses to reveal the names of these failing   banks, many investors feel that they have no choice but to withdraw their funds and close those bank accounts. Some CD   holders have felt anxiety about withdrawing from their CD early because of &quot;penalties&quot; that could be incurred, but many   investors fail to realize that these penalties only represent the interest that is lost by cashing out the CD earlier than   expected. A growing number of investors have decided to shift their funds into privately controlled commodities. Many   commodity prices have registered strong gains during the last few years, as our nation's mainstream markets have buckled   under the weight of too much corporate and personal debt. Debt-free investments are becoming more popular as our recession   drags on, because many outrightly owned assets can be stored privately instead of by a third party. Gold bullion is one of   these debt-free, privately held investment options, and this type of precious metal investment has become the diversification   strategy of choice for many worried consumers.</p>
<p>Some investors prefer to invest their funds in a bank account, and today's interest rates for savings accounts average   between 0.4-0.8%. These rates could rise or fall at any time, but investors enjoy the liquidity of the account. One-year CDs   are fetching between 1.4-1.7%, which is slightly better, but some investors feel locked in by the parameters of this type of   account. Gold bullion investments earn no interest whatsoever, so this lack of a guaranteed return turns some investors away.   Savvy investors are aware that nothing in life is guaranteed, as the last two years have proven for many of us by means of   shrinking portfolios and retirement accounts. Inflation and ever-changing interest rates add the element of uncertainty to   bank accounts, as does the FDIC's presently overdrafted bank ledger. Gold bullion products, such as the Credit Suisse bars   and American Gold Eagle coins, provide security for cash-heavy investors who fear a complete banking system collapse. Apart   from the privacy and liquidity that gold bullion provides, many Wall Street economists believe that the gold spot price will   continue to rise during the next few years. As more investors seek a safety net for their other investments, demand for gold   and silver bullion could rise dramatically, so investors are encouraged to evaluate their portfolios today to see if gold   diversification is a viable option.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[October 15, 2009]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/10%7C15%7C2009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Thu, 15 Oct 2009 22:17:03 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>October 15, 2009</strong> - Many investors decided to liquidate their stock assets, causing the Dow Jones Industrial Average(DJIA) to fall below 10,000 after just a few hours atop this psychological barrier. The widespread skirmish of profit-taking, which was also evident in the Nasdaq and S&amp;P 500 indexes, has been blamed by many blue-chip economists on the recent rally by gold bullion prices. More investors than previously expected decided to exit the stock market once it surpassed 10,000, which sent that index reeling earlier this morning. Some economists have called for a substantial correction in the gold spot price, but today's flood of investors wishing to trade their securities for gold bullion has sustained spot prices. The DJIA first reached the 10,000 mark in 1999, and last visited that milestone a year ago. Many investors feel frustrated because of the setback in US stocks, many of which are still far below levels from two years ago. Bianco Research reports that DJIA shares have only produced 1.61% annually throughout the last 10 years. Gold has increased over 300% within that time, but precious metals are not the only investments that have outpaced the DJIA. Bonds have provided investors with almost four times as much within the same time frame, and even cash accounts would have performed twice as well during the last decade. If corporate debt continues to devour companies, then shareholder profits could indeed suffer. Many corporations, including DJIA-listed companies, have already slashed their overhead below the neck, yet profits still manage to elude their grasp. The short-term trends are not all that matter, however, so savvy investors track what long-term trends have occurred in the past when similar financial problems persisted in our nation.</p>
<p>In the 1930s, and again in the 1970s, corporate debt was sky-high and inflationary pressures on the US dollar were tremendous. As portfolios withered like a lone flower in the cracked asphalt at high noon, gold bullion and other commodities started to climb. The growth patterns in gold lasted for over a decade during the last cycles, and many economists believe that the gold price could expand its record-high repeatedly throughout the next three years. Gold bullion for October delivery is presently trading based on a spot price of $1051.80, which is a 1.14% decrease for the trading day.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>October 15, 2009</strong> - Many investors decided to liquidate their stock assets, causing the Dow Jones Industrial Average(DJIA) to fall below 10,000 after just a few hours atop this psychological barrier. The widespread skirmish of profit-taking, which was also evident in the Nasdaq and S&amp;P 500 indexes, has been blamed by many blue-chip economists on the recent rally by gold bullion prices. More investors than previously expected decided to exit the stock market once it surpassed 10,000, which sent that index reeling earlier this morning. Some economists have called for a substantial correction in the gold spot price, but today's flood of investors wishing to trade their securities for gold bullion has sustained spot prices. The DJIA first reached the 10,000 mark in 1999, and last visited that milestone a year ago. Many investors feel frustrated because of the setback in US stocks, many of which are still far below levels from two years ago. Bianco Research reports that DJIA shares have only produced 1.61% annually throughout the last 10 years. Gold has increased over 300% within that time, but precious metals are not the only investments that have outpaced the DJIA. Bonds have provided investors with almost four times as much within the same time frame, and even cash accounts would have performed twice as well during the last decade. If corporate debt continues to devour companies, then shareholder profits could indeed suffer. Many corporations, including DJIA-listed companies, have already slashed their overhead below the neck, yet profits still manage to elude their grasp. The short-term trends are not all that matter, however, so savvy investors track what long-term trends have occurred in the past when similar financial problems persisted in our nation.</p>
<p>In the 1930s, and again in the 1970s, corporate debt was sky-high and inflationary pressures on the US dollar were tremendous. As portfolios withered like a lone flower in the cracked asphalt at high noon, gold bullion and other commodities started to climb. The growth patterns in gold lasted for over a decade during the last cycles, and many economists believe that the gold price could expand its record-high repeatedly throughout the next three years. Gold bullion for October delivery is presently trading based on a spot price of $1051.80, which is a 1.14% decrease for the trading day.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[October 14, 2009]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/10%7C14%7C2009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Wed, 14 Oct 2009 21:51:52 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>October 14, 2009</strong> - Gold bullion prices were repressed earlier today as the Dow Jones Industrial Average(DJIA) surpassed 10,000, but many blue-chip economists fear that US stock indexes will pull back dramatically leading up to the holiday season. These economists feel that the stock rally has been vastly overdone during the last three months, and they expect that many investors will opt to liquidate their holdings. Companies have eliminated massive amounts of their operating costs to placate shareholders who demand profits, but their budgets can only be trimmed so much. &quot;The companies are cutting fat, and in many cases cutting bone and muscle. There's no organic economic growth there,&quot; said Rich Yamarone, economic director for Argus Research.</p>
<p>Another key reason that the DJIA has performed so well is because some of its failing members were replaced by more successful companies. General Motors and Citigroup were removed from the DJIA months ago, and were replaced with stronger companies such as Cisco. &quot;You take out the worst, put in the best, and by definition you'll get better numbers,&quot; Yamarone said. Some investors believe that their stocks could climb slightly higher, so instead of liquidating those assets they simply diversify them. Many of today's investors have diversified into commodoties like gold, silver, oil, wheat, and other natural resources. Many investors prefer to invest in gold bullion because it is an affordable way to own physical gold. These investors use gold bullion as a short-term hedge against inflation, and precious metals have historically been valued as safe-haven assets during recessionary periods. Investors also value the liquidity of gold and silver bullion and certified coins, because other commodities are far less practical to liquidate if physical delivery is taken. A barrel of oil or a ton of sugar require time and resources to sell, but precious metals can easily be liquidated to cash by contacting a reputable gold exchange that has a zero complaint, A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau. These ratings are available to household investors at <a>www.BBB.org</a>, and all individuals are encouraged to research any potential gold dealer before opening a gold account.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>October 14, 2009</strong> - Gold bullion prices were repressed earlier today as the Dow Jones Industrial Average(DJIA) surpassed 10,000, but many blue-chip economists fear that US stock indexes will pull back dramatically leading up to the holiday season. These economists feel that the stock rally has been vastly overdone during the last three months, and they expect that many investors will opt to liquidate their holdings. Companies have eliminated massive amounts of their operating costs to placate shareholders who demand profits, but their budgets can only be trimmed so much. &quot;The companies are cutting fat, and in many cases cutting bone and muscle. There's no organic economic growth there,&quot; said Rich Yamarone, economic director for Argus Research.</p>
<p>Another key reason that the DJIA has performed so well is because some of its failing members were replaced by more successful companies. General Motors and Citigroup were removed from the DJIA months ago, and were replaced with stronger companies such as Cisco. &quot;You take out the worst, put in the best, and by definition you'll get better numbers,&quot; Yamarone said. Some investors believe that their stocks could climb slightly higher, so instead of liquidating those assets they simply diversify them. Many of today's investors have diversified into commodoties like gold, silver, oil, wheat, and other natural resources. Many investors prefer to invest in gold bullion because it is an affordable way to own physical gold. These investors use gold bullion as a short-term hedge against inflation, and precious metals have historically been valued as safe-haven assets during recessionary periods. Investors also value the liquidity of gold and silver bullion and certified coins, because other commodities are far less practical to liquidate if physical delivery is taken. A barrel of oil or a ton of sugar require time and resources to sell, but precious metals can easily be liquidated to cash by contacting a reputable gold exchange that has a zero complaint, A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau. These ratings are available to household investors at <a>www.BBB.org</a>, and all individuals are encouraged to research any potential gold dealer before opening a gold account.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[October 13, 2009]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/10%7C13%7C2009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Tue, 13 Oct 2009 18:49:17 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>October 13, 2009</strong> &ndash; Banks nationwide are failing at a quicker pace than previously expected, and problems with banks are occurring at a much faster pace this year than in 2008. The troubled banking sector has caused many savers to withdraw their funds in order to store the wealth in a more secure way, and many of these investors are gravitating to the gold bullion market.</p>
<p>Gold bullion is valued as an extremely easy and private way to store wealth. Gold&rsquo;s current value of $1064 per ounce allows investors to store a large amount of wealth in a small space. Physical gold bullion will not accrue interest as a savings account or certificate of deposit (CD) would, but the peace of mind that comes with holding physical gold is preferred by many investors, who do not trust the banking system, or the FDIC who insures it (or so we&rsquo;ve been told). Bank watchdogs have issued 29 &ldquo;prompt corrective action&rdquo; letters since August, which is up from only 7 during the same period a year ago. These letters are put in the mail when bank regulators determine that a bank has become under-capitalized. Under-capitalization means that the bank doesn't have enough protection against future losses that it may incur.</p>
<p>There have been 98 bank failures so far in 2009, which has left the FDIC, ironically, with a bank overdraft. The independent entity that insures bank deposits now needs to borrow from its policyholders in order to stay afloat, and this set of circumstances has scared many investors away from bank accounts. Gold bullion and certified coin investments are projected to outperform returns from US stock markets during the next two years, so investors who want to control their own wealth are encouraged to research these investment avenues further.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>October 13, 2009</strong> &ndash; Banks nationwide are failing at a quicker pace than previously expected, and problems with banks are occurring at a much faster pace this year than in 2008. The troubled banking sector has caused many savers to withdraw their funds in order to store the wealth in a more secure way, and many of these investors are gravitating to the gold bullion market.</p>
<p>Gold bullion is valued as an extremely easy and private way to store wealth. Gold&rsquo;s current value of $1064 per ounce allows investors to store a large amount of wealth in a small space. Physical gold bullion will not accrue interest as a savings account or certificate of deposit (CD) would, but the peace of mind that comes with holding physical gold is preferred by many investors, who do not trust the banking system, or the FDIC who insures it (or so we&rsquo;ve been told). Bank watchdogs have issued 29 &ldquo;prompt corrective action&rdquo; letters since August, which is up from only 7 during the same period a year ago. These letters are put in the mail when bank regulators determine that a bank has become under-capitalized. Under-capitalization means that the bank doesn't have enough protection against future losses that it may incur.</p>
<p>There have been 98 bank failures so far in 2009, which has left the FDIC, ironically, with a bank overdraft. The independent entity that insures bank deposits now needs to borrow from its policyholders in order to stay afloat, and this set of circumstances has scared many investors away from bank accounts. Gold bullion and certified coin investments are projected to outperform returns from US stock markets during the next two years, so investors who want to control their own wealth are encouraged to research these investment avenues further.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[October 12, 2009]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/10%7C12%7C2009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Mon, 12 Oct 2009 21:20:27 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>October 12, 2009</strong> &ndash; Many corporations are scheduled to release their third quarter earnings reports this week, and the anticipated disappointment of these figures was enough to elevate the gold bullion spot price to a new record high this morning. The new all-time high of $1060 was reached on a day that many Wall Street economists had expected precious metal values to drop. Gold bullion prices rose drastically last week, setting new records for three consecutive days. Some felt that a pullback due to profit taking was imminent, but the fear over the upcoming earnings report was enough to buoy the gold spot price.</p>
<p>Economists expected no major financial moves today, because Monday marks Columbus Day in the United States. Evidently, investors could not wait until tomorrow to fortify their portfolios with commodities, which historically move oppositely to US currency. The dollar index temporarily gained a small amount of ground on the euro and the yen last week but most of that leverage has since been lost. JP Morgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, Google, and IBM are among the major players that will release their third quarter figures this week, and the numbers are expected to be somewhat positive. Our government&rsquo;s stimulus package has boosted US markets artificially, and through exploited consumer confidence, but this short-term recovery could eventually cost our nation more than it is worth.</p>
<p>Some investors who have concerns about America&rsquo;s financial future are turning to commodities, including precious metals. Silver and gold bullion are available for physical delivery from many gold exchanges, meaning investors can store their wealth privately. The global liquidity of COMEX approved gold bullion means that consumers are free to buy or sell their precious metals whenever they choose. The self-empowerment and added insurance that come with owning precious metals could be vital until our nation emerges from this economic nightmare, which many economists fear could be a decade or more away.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>October 12, 2009</strong> &ndash; Many corporations are scheduled to release their third quarter earnings reports this week, and the anticipated disappointment of these figures was enough to elevate the gold bullion spot price to a new record high this morning. The new all-time high of $1060 was reached on a day that many Wall Street economists had expected precious metal values to drop. Gold bullion prices rose drastically last week, setting new records for three consecutive days. Some felt that a pullback due to profit taking was imminent, but the fear over the upcoming earnings report was enough to buoy the gold spot price.</p>
<p>Economists expected no major financial moves today, because Monday marks Columbus Day in the United States. Evidently, investors could not wait until tomorrow to fortify their portfolios with commodities, which historically move oppositely to US currency. The dollar index temporarily gained a small amount of ground on the euro and the yen last week but most of that leverage has since been lost. JP Morgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, Google, and IBM are among the major players that will release their third quarter figures this week, and the numbers are expected to be somewhat positive. Our government&rsquo;s stimulus package has boosted US markets artificially, and through exploited consumer confidence, but this short-term recovery could eventually cost our nation more than it is worth.</p>
<p>Some investors who have concerns about America&rsquo;s financial future are turning to commodities, including precious metals. Silver and gold bullion are available for physical delivery from many gold exchanges, meaning investors can store their wealth privately. The global liquidity of COMEX approved gold bullion means that consumers are free to buy or sell their precious metals whenever they choose. The self-empowerment and added insurance that come with owning precious metals could be vital until our nation emerges from this economic nightmare, which many economists fear could be a decade or more away.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[October 9, 2009]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/10%7C09%7C2009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Fri, 09 Oct 2009 21:01:57 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>October 9, 2009</strong> &ndash; Our dollar has shown some resiliency today, as evidenced by the dollar index, which is up slightly against other major currencies right now. However, the long-term trend of our cold hard cash has not been so hot lately, and is subsequently widening our international trade deficit. Our nation&rsquo;s weakening dollar could play a major role in the budget discrepancy, and this could increase the price of some gold bullion coins that are imported from overseas. There are a wide variety of international gold bullion coins, such as the Chinese Panda, the Australian Lunar Snake, and the French Rooster. Many US investors use these bullion coins as a short-term investment vehicle, because they closely track the active gold spot price. If our federal trade deficit continues to rise, however, these affordable coins could become more expensive.</p>
<p>When our currency weakens, it makes US-produced goods cheaper in markets that use a currency other than the US dollar. In the same manner, items that have been produced overseas become more expensive when our currency falters. The American Gold Eagle is currently trading at 6.5% over the spot price per ounce, and some gold bullion investors fear that coins that have been minted overseas could soon carry premiums of 9-12% due to our weak economy. Investors who would like to purchase gold bullion, which is traditionally used as a simple, short-term hedge against inflation, are encouraged to research bullion bars, which carry a lower cost that many government-minted coins. Johnson-Matthey, Engelhard, and Pamp-Suisse have 24 karat gold bars available in a variety of sizes.</p>
<p>On the back end, foreign-made bullion coins may not maintain the premium that they carried when purchased, so long-term investors are encouraged to take a position in the certified gold market. Certified US-minted coins have historically maintained their value during high inflationary times, and they provided investors with a privacy benefit that bullion holders could not lay claim to. By contacting a gold exchange that is qualified to deal with a wide variety of gold investments, investors can ensure that a commission-based broker&rsquo;s self-serving motives do not interfere with a wise purchase.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>October 9, 2009</strong> &ndash; Our dollar has shown some resiliency today, as evidenced by the dollar index, which is up slightly against other major currencies right now. However, the long-term trend of our cold hard cash has not been so hot lately, and is subsequently widening our international trade deficit. Our nation&rsquo;s weakening dollar could play a major role in the budget discrepancy, and this could increase the price of some gold bullion coins that are imported from overseas. There are a wide variety of international gold bullion coins, such as the Chinese Panda, the Australian Lunar Snake, and the French Rooster. Many US investors use these bullion coins as a short-term investment vehicle, because they closely track the active gold spot price. If our federal trade deficit continues to rise, however, these affordable coins could become more expensive.</p>
<p>When our currency weakens, it makes US-produced goods cheaper in markets that use a currency other than the US dollar. In the same manner, items that have been produced overseas become more expensive when our currency falters. The American Gold Eagle is currently trading at 6.5% over the spot price per ounce, and some gold bullion investors fear that coins that have been minted overseas could soon carry premiums of 9-12% due to our weak economy. Investors who would like to purchase gold bullion, which is traditionally used as a simple, short-term hedge against inflation, are encouraged to research bullion bars, which carry a lower cost that many government-minted coins. Johnson-Matthey, Engelhard, and Pamp-Suisse have 24 karat gold bars available in a variety of sizes.</p>
<p>On the back end, foreign-made bullion coins may not maintain the premium that they carried when purchased, so long-term investors are encouraged to take a position in the certified gold market. Certified US-minted coins have historically maintained their value during high inflationary times, and they provided investors with a privacy benefit that bullion holders could not lay claim to. By contacting a gold exchange that is qualified to deal with a wide variety of gold investments, investors can ensure that a commission-based broker&rsquo;s self-serving motives do not interfere with a wise purchase.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[October 8, 2009]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/10%7C08%7C2009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Thu, 08 Oct 2009 19:19:35 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>October 8, 2009</strong> &ndash; Gold bullion prices are expected to drop slightly over the next few days, after an unexpectedly strong rally elevated gold prices to new record-highs every day this week since Tuesday. The current gold bullion spot price is $1046.80, after an all-time high of $1059 was reached earlier this morning. Some analysts believe that a significant pullback could be seen if US retailers continue to see positive signs of consumer confidence. In other words, if consumers open their pocketbooks and start to cough up lots of cash as the holidays approach, economic recovery could begin, strengthening our dollar and lowering precious metal prices.</p>
<p>In September, our nation&rsquo;s retailers saw the first monthly increase in sales since a 1.3% jump in July of 2008, and these merchants hope that the trend continues. Back-to-school sales were boosted in September by a late Labor Day, which prevented many schools from opening in August. The International Council of Shopping Centers registered a 0.1% gain for September 2009 for US retailers, which highlights the fact that economists are searching for any signs that our economy is on the road to recovery. However, the increase in sales does not take some major retailers like Wal-Mart into account, who stopped posting monthly figures after 13 straight months of sales declines were reported in April. JC Penny, Macy&rsquo;s, and Target recorded smaller-than-expected declines in their sales number for September, so optimistic investors believe that corporate profits could hopefully be the rule as opposed to the exception. Investors who have doubts about our economy&rsquo;s current status have bought gold bullion as a hedge against the depleted buying power of our dollar, and many investors who believe that our nation will require years to escape this mess have bought certified gold and silver coins. Up-to-date information on multiple types of gold investments is available by contacting a reputable gold exchange.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>October 8, 2009</strong> &ndash; Gold bullion prices are expected to drop slightly over the next few days, after an unexpectedly strong rally elevated gold prices to new record-highs every day this week since Tuesday. The current gold bullion spot price is $1046.80, after an all-time high of $1059 was reached earlier this morning. Some analysts believe that a significant pullback could be seen if US retailers continue to see positive signs of consumer confidence. In other words, if consumers open their pocketbooks and start to cough up lots of cash as the holidays approach, economic recovery could begin, strengthening our dollar and lowering precious metal prices.</p>
<p>In September, our nation&rsquo;s retailers saw the first monthly increase in sales since a 1.3% jump in July of 2008, and these merchants hope that the trend continues. Back-to-school sales were boosted in September by a late Labor Day, which prevented many schools from opening in August. The International Council of Shopping Centers registered a 0.1% gain for September 2009 for US retailers, which highlights the fact that economists are searching for any signs that our economy is on the road to recovery. However, the increase in sales does not take some major retailers like Wal-Mart into account, who stopped posting monthly figures after 13 straight months of sales declines were reported in April. JC Penny, Macy&rsquo;s, and Target recorded smaller-than-expected declines in their sales number for September, so optimistic investors believe that corporate profits could hopefully be the rule as opposed to the exception. Investors who have doubts about our economy&rsquo;s current status have bought gold bullion as a hedge against the depleted buying power of our dollar, and many investors who believe that our nation will require years to escape this mess have bought certified gold and silver coins. Up-to-date information on multiple types of gold investments is available by contacting a reputable gold exchange.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[October 7, 2009]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/10%7C07%7C2009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Wed, 07 Oct 2009 18:19:15 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p>Wednesday's gold bullion market saw surprisingly little activity, especially when compared to yesterday's active market. Gold bullion for October delivery stood at $1044.10 at 4pm EST, which is a 0.12% increase for the trading day. Yesterday, the gold spot price reached an all-time historic high of $1044, and today's buying prices reached as high as $1049.50 on <a>www.Kitco.com</a> and <a>www.GoldPrice.net</a>. Some investors who want a long-term stake in gold have opted to shy away from purchasing gold bullion, because some economists believe that it may simply track the inflation of our dollar over the course of time.</p>
<p>Rob Arnott is a money manager and Chairman of Research Affiliates, whose strategies are used to manage over $40 billion. Arnott believes that inflationary pressures on the US dollar could top 5% over the next few years, and he says that investors should consider using a quarter to a third of their portfolio for inflation protection. However, he does not consider gold bullion to be a sensible core holding, because if gold bullion prices simply track the dollar's inflation over the next few years, bullion investors ultimately lose money after taxes are paid. Long-term gold and silver investors tend to do better with investment-grade coins that have been certified by the Professional Coin Grading Service(PCGS) or the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation(NGC).</p>
<p>PCGS and NGC certified coins have outperformed gold bullion during the last six quarters, but they are only recommended for safety-oriented investors because they usually carry a much higher premium than gold bullion. Certified gold coins like the Saint Gaudens and the Lady Liberty not only carry the numismatic worth of an antique, US coin, but their inherent gold content is also projected to rise in value over the next few years. Contact a reputable gold dealer with an A+, Zero Complaint rating with the Better Business Bureau at <a>www.BBB.org</a>.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>October 7, 2009</strong> &ndash; Wednesday&rsquo;s gold bullion market saw surprisingly little activity, especially when compared to yesterday&rsquo;s active market. Gold bullion for October delivery stood at $1044.10 at 4pm EST, which is a 0.12% increase for the trading day. Yesterday, the gold spot price reached an all-time historic high of $1044, and today&rsquo;s buying prices reached as high as $1049.50 on <a>www.Kitco.com</a> and <a>www.GoldPrice.net</a>. Some investors who want a long-term stake in gold have opted to shy away from purchasing gold bullion, because some economists believe that it may simply track the inflation of our dollar over the course of time.</p>
<p>Rob Arnott is a money manager and Chairman of Research Affiliates, whose strategies are used to manage over $40 billion. Arnott believes that inflationary pressures on the US dollar could top 5% over the next few years, and he says that investors should consider using a quarter to a third of their portfolio for inflation protection. However, he does not consider gold bullion to be &ldquo;a sensible core holding,&rdquo; because if gold bullion prices simply track the dollar&rsquo;s inflation over the next few years, bullion investors ultimately lose money after taxes are paid. Long-term gold and silver investors tend to do better with investment-grade coins that have been certified by the Professional Coin Grading Service(PCGS) or the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation(NGC).</p>
<p>PCGS and NGC certified coins have outperformed gold bullion during the last six quarters, but they are only recommended for safety-oriented investors because they usually carry a much higher premium than gold bullion. Certified gold coins like the Saint Gaudens and the Lady Liberty not only carry the numismatic worth of an antique, US coin, but their inherent gold content is also projected to rise in value over the next few years. Contact a reputable gold dealer with an A+, Zero Complaint rating with the Better Business Bureau at <a>www.BBB.org</a>.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[October 6, 2009]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/10%7C06%7C2009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Tue, 06 Oct 2009 19:04:02 -0700</pubDate>
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<p>These talks were supposedly aimed at eliminating the dollar from international commodity trade, meaning that other currencies would be used to price oil, gold and other internationally traded assets. Immediately after The Independent released today&rsquo;s edition, gold prices started to soar. Market analysts at Reuters.com believe that the gold price could be reduced slightly over the following days as gold bullion investors liquidate their short-term investment, but long-term projections are strong. Analysts believe that investors could continue to add gold as a hedge against dollar-denominated portfolios. The international community must have some doubts that the US is recovering, or a long-term change like eliminating our dollar would surely not be discussed. Rather, international leaders apparently feel that the United States is due for an extended period of recession, and their lack of faith in US currency is carrying over to our own citizens. We could see an extended period of hyperinflation, so these gold spikes should come as no surprise for the next few years. The current gold spot price is $183 higher than last year&rsquo;s same-day levels, and gold is up $21.60 today.</p>
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<p><strong>October 6, 2009</strong> &ndash; The gold bullion spot price posted larger than expected gains on Tuesday morning, followed by an afternoon trading session that repressed the gold price. Gold reached an all-time high of $1044 this morning, but some investors decided to sell their gold bullion, which decreased gold&rsquo;s per ounce value to $1038.20 by 1:30pm EST. Economists were prepared for the gold price to surpass its previous record of $1033 before the end of 2009, but the overnight move from $1004 to $1044 is widely believed to be catalyzed by a British newspaper that published reports of secret international conferences.<!--[if !supportEmptyParas]-->&nbsp;<!--[endif]--></p>
<p>These talks were supposedly aimed at eliminating the dollar from international commodity trade, meaning that other currencies would be used to price oil, gold and other internationally traded assets. Immediately after The Independent released today&rsquo;s edition, gold prices started to soar. Market analysts at Reuters.com believe that the gold price could be reduced slightly over the following days as gold bullion investors liquidate their short-term investment, but long-term projections are strong. Analysts believe that investors could continue to add gold as a hedge against dollar-denominated portfolios. The international community must have some doubts that the US is recovering, or a long-term change like eliminating our dollar would surely not be discussed. Rather, international leaders apparently feel that the United States is due for an extended period of recession, and their lack of faith in US currency is carrying over to our own citizens. We could see an extended period of hyperinflation, so these gold spikes should come as no surprise for the next few years. The current gold spot price is $183 higher than last year&rsquo;s same-day levels, and gold is up $21.60 today.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[October 5, 2009]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/10%7C05%7C2009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Mon, 05 Oct 2009 19:00:55 -0700</pubDate>
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<p><strong>October 5, 2009</strong> &ndash; Our government blatantly lied about the health of some corporations that received large sums of taxpayer-provided stimulus money, and the fallout from this revelation led some investors to liquidate their gold bullion holdings this morning. According to Bailout Special Inspector General Neil Barofsky, Treasury Department officials created &quot;unrealistic expectations,&quot; when they deemed their first bailout beneficiaries to be healthy. Government officials claimed at the time that these benefiting entities would be in the perfect position to lend more assistance to less fortunate companies. Each time our government&rsquo;s malicious shortcomings are laid bare, gold bullion investors cringe, because raw metal investors were extorted by a backhand gesture from our government, when gold was confiscated from U.S. citizens in 1933. Our government is desperately searching for a viable solution to our nation&rsquo;s financial problems, and gold bullion holders fear the implementation of second gold confiscation.</p>
<p>Barofsky said in his most recent audit that the benefits of the bailout package, which initially provided $125 billion to nine major banks, is questionable. When American citizens question the motives of our government&rsquo;s financial decisions, many feel more comfortable investing in privately held goods, instead of government regulated markets or accounts. Many investors fear that the entire stimulus plan is merely a &ldquo;Trojan horse,&rdquo; meant to redirect consumers into traditional markets. Some investors would prefer to keep the Obama administration at arm&rsquo;s length, but government intervention into the financial markets could make this a fruitless task. Many gold investors are worried that our government could recall gold bullion and artificially manipulate its price, as was done by President Theodore Roosevelt in 1933. Investors are increasingly uneasy about our government&rsquo;s mysterious plans, and some of these investors are selling their gold bullion before the government attempts to confiscate it again.</p>
<p>From 1933 to 1973, investors were not allowed to own gold bullion products. Today&rsquo;s bullion investors, who would otherwise be forced to give their bullion to the U.S. government, are encouraged to explore other options. Gold bullion could be a wise investment if a hold of 1 to 14 months is planned, but investors who plan to hold long-term may be more aptly matched with certified gold coins. Investors who are interested in learning more about certified gold coins should visit <a>www.certifiedgoldexchange.com</a> for a free gold tutorial.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>October 5, 2009</strong> &ndash; Our government blatantly lied about the health of some corporations that received large sums of taxpayer-provided stimulus money, and the fallout from this revelation led some investors to liquidate their gold bullion holdings this morning. According to Bailout Special Inspector General Neil Barofsky, Treasury Department officials created &quot;unrealistic expectations,&quot; when they deemed their first bailout beneficiaries to be healthy. Government officials claimed at the time that these benefiting entities would be in the perfect position to lend more assistance to less fortunate companies. Each time our government&rsquo;s malicious shortcomings are laid bare, gold bullion investors cringe, because raw metal investors were extorted by a backhand gesture from our government, when gold was confiscated from U.S. citizens in 1933. Our government is desperately searching for a viable solution to our nation&rsquo;s financial problems, and gold bullion holders fear the implementation of second gold confiscation.</p>
<p>Barofsky said in his most recent audit that the benefits of the bailout package, which initially provided $125 billion to nine major banks, is questionable. When American citizens question the motives of our government&rsquo;s financial decisions, many feel more comfortable investing in privately held goods, instead of government regulated markets or accounts. Many investors fear that the entire stimulus plan is merely a &ldquo;Trojan horse,&rdquo; meant to redirect consumers into traditional markets. Some investors would prefer to keep the Obama administration at arm&rsquo;s length, but government intervention into the financial markets could make this a fruitless task. Many gold investors are worried that our government could recall gold bullion and artificially manipulate its price, as was done by President Theodore Roosevelt in 1933. Investors are increasingly uneasy about our government&rsquo;s mysterious plans, and some of these investors are selling their gold bullion before the government attempts to confiscate it again.</p>
<p>From 1933 to 1973, investors were not allowed to own gold bullion products. Today&rsquo;s bullion investors, who would otherwise be forced to give their bullion to the U.S. government, are encouraged to explore other options. Gold bullion could be a wise investment if a hold of 1 to 14 months is planned, but investors who plan to hold long-term may be more aptly matched with certified gold coins. Investors who are interested in learning more about certified gold coins should visit <a>www.certifiedgoldexchange.com</a> for a free gold tutorial.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[October 2, 2009]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/10%7C02%7C2009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Fri, 02 Oct 2009 19:42:41 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>October 2, 2009</strong> - Gold bullion prices rose sharply as the Commodities Exchange(COMEX) division of the New York Mercantile Exchange(NYMEX) opened on Friday morning. Several large financial establishments took profits in the early afternoon trading hours, and late afternoon trading was flat, which could mean a head start on the weekend for many investors. Personal finances are becoming a major topic of concern for many investors, who fear that an unpleasant economic atmosphere within our nation could remain for years if President Barack Obama and his staff continue to incessantly print, and needlessly spend US currency.</p>
<p>The American Bankruptcy Institute(ABI) released a report today that is disheartening to those who were hoping for a quick and painless 2010 fiscal year. Personal bankruptcies are up 35% from this same time last year, and the number of Americans who are unable to diminish their debts could rise as unemployment levels escalate, and personal income shrinks. &quot;Bankruptcy filings continue to climb as consumers look to shelter themselves from the effects of rising unemployment rates and housing debt,&quot; said ABI executive director Samuel Gerdano. Investors who want protection from the frightful conditions that surround us are encouraged to consider gold bullion, which could be an excellent way to raise some quick capital. Long-term investors typically do better financially with a gold coin that has been numismatically graded and certified by the Professional Coin Grading Service(PCGS) or the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation(NGC).</p>
<p>More information about the different types of gold coin investments is available at <a>www.Rare-Coin.org</a>, where large volumes of useful information on gold investing can be found. The gold bullion spot price is $1003, which is a 0.28% increase over today's opening levels.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>October 2, 2009</strong> - Gold bullion prices rose sharply as the Commodities Exchange(COMEX) division of the New York Mercantile Exchange(NYMEX) opened on Friday morning. Several large financial establishments took profits in the early afternoon trading hours, and late afternoon trading was flat, which could mean a head start on the weekend for many investors. Personal finances are becoming a major topic of concern for many investors, who fear that an unpleasant economic atmosphere within our nation could remain for years if President Barack Obama and his staff continue to incessantly print, and needlessly spend US currency.</p>
<p>The American Bankruptcy Institute(ABI) released a report today that is disheartening to those who were hoping for a quick and painless 2010 fiscal year. Personal bankruptcies are up 35% from this same time last year, and the number of Americans who are unable to diminish their debts could rise as unemployment levels escalate, and personal income shrinks. &quot;Bankruptcy filings continue to climb as consumers look to shelter themselves from the effects of rising unemployment rates and housing debt,&quot; said ABI executive director Samuel Gerdano. Investors who want protection from the frightful conditions that surround us are encouraged to consider gold bullion, which could be an excellent way to raise some quick capital. Long-term investors typically do better financially with a gold coin that has been numismatically graded and certified by the Professional Coin Grading Service(PCGS) or the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation(NGC).</p>
<p>More information about the different types of gold coin investments is available at <a>www.Rare-Coin.org</a>, where large volumes of useful information on gold investing can be found. The gold bullion spot price is $1003, which is a 0.28% increase over today's opening levels.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[October 1, 2009]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/10%7C01%7C2009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Thu, 01 Oct 2009 20:40:24 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>October 1, 2009</strong> - Prices to buy gold bullion pulled back slightly on Thursday morning trading, before they leveled out around noon EST. The increased fluctuation that gold experienced this morning is due, in large part, to the International Monetary Fund's(IMF) recent assessment of the US and world economy. In the past, key announcements and data that were released by the IMF have had an immediate and direct bearing on the gold bullion price, and such was the case today. Investors with precious metals holdings are encouraged to visit <a>www.GoldPrice.net</a>, for more information on gold price movement.</p>
<p>The IMF predicted Thursday in their bi-yearly report card that any economic recovery will be slow, and the world financial giant believes that our global economy will constrict by 1.1% in 2009, as reflected in our gross domestic product(GDP). The IMF also predicts that our US economy will shrink by 2.7% for the 2009 fiscal year. Olivier Blanchard, who is the economic counselor for the IMF, told the Associated Press in an interview posted on Yahoo Finance that &quot;the economy is too fragile, and it remains heavily bolstered by big stimulus measures and cheap money.&quot; In a remark that may have been directed at US government officials who have claimed that our recession is behind us, Blanchard stressed that any mixed or positive economic data should not fool governments into thinking that the crisis is over. The growing list of negative data worries many investors who are quickly losing their hard-earned wealth.</p>
<p>Investors with concerns over our deepening fiduciary predicament are researching investments in gold bullion and certified gold coins, which could provide a safety net for plummeting portfolios. Physical gold and silver bullion items are highly recommended as a short-term investment due to its liquidity and the fact that it tracks the gold spot price very closely. Certified, rare coin investments are appropriate for long-term investors who purchase for safety. Gold's active spot price is $1004.70, which is a $3.20 per-ounce decline today.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>October 1, 2009</strong> - Prices to buy gold bullion pulled back slightly on Thursday morning trading, before they leveled out around noon EST. The increased fluctuation that gold experienced this morning is due, in large part, to the International Monetary Fund's(IMF) recent assessment of the US and world economy. In the past, key announcements and data that were released by the IMF have had an immediate and direct bearing on the gold bullion price, and such was the case today. Investors with precious metals holdings are encouraged to visit <a>www.GoldPrice.net</a>, for more information on gold price movement.</p>
<p>The IMF predicted Thursday in their bi-yearly report card that any economic recovery will be slow, and the world financial giant believes that our global economy will constrict by 1.1% in 2009, as reflected in our gross domestic product(GDP). The IMF also predicts that our US economy will shrink by 2.7% for the 2009 fiscal year. Olivier Blanchard, who is the economic counselor for the IMF, told the Associated Press in an interview posted on Yahoo Finance that &quot;the economy is too fragile, and it remains heavily bolstered by big stimulus measures and cheap money.&quot; In a remark that may have been directed at US government officials who have claimed that our recession is behind us, Blanchard stressed that any mixed or positive economic data should not fool governments into thinking that the crisis is over. The growing list of negative data worries many investors who are quickly losing their hard-earned wealth.</p>
<p>Investors with concerns over our deepening fiduciary predicament are researching investments in gold bullion and certified gold coins, which could provide a safety net for plummeting portfolios. Physical gold and silver bullion items are highly recommended as a short-term investment due to its liquidity and the fact that it tracks the gold spot price very closely. Certified, rare coin investments are appropriate for long-term investors who purchase for safety. Gold's active spot price is $1004.70, which is a $3.20 per-ounce decline today.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[September 30, 2009]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/09%7C30%7C2009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Wed, 30 Sep 2009 18:54:20 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 30, 2009</strong> - Gold bullion prices escalated during early afternoon trading, largely due to global nations that are picking up on the idea to utilize global carry currency trade. Global currency trade is used to borrow assets from one country, with the intention of repaying the money later, after it has become significantly devalued. The currency that these countries are using is none other than the US greenback, so a great many many stateside investors are diversifying into gold bullion, and rare coins.</p>
<p>Many nations who are fed up with the Fed's upswing in spending are financially attacking America in a way that could leave lasting scars on our country. Germany recently stated that their central bank would begin borrowing in dollars to produce &quot;savings for the federal budget.&quot; These savings would make themselves apparent by a declining dollar, leaving Germany to pay back significantly less than what was originally borrowed. Sweden, Hong Kong, and Hugo Chavez-led Venezuela are participating in global carry currency trade with US dollars, and they expect that the devalued currency will aid the reimbursement of funds that were lost by devaluing US bonds. Investors within the United States who want independence from the dollar's catastrophic fall should research commodities like gold, which has historically increased in value when the Dollar's solvency has been called into question.</p>
<p>Gold bullion trades on the New York Mercantile Exchange on a per-ounce basis. Today's spot price is $1009.30, which is a $15.90 gain for the day. Gold has risen 5.99% in the last 30 days, and investors should visit <a>www.Gold-Investment.info</a> for a full understanding of the precious metal market.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 30, 2009</strong> - Gold bullion prices escalated during early afternoon trading, largely due to global nations that are picking up on the idea to utilize global carry currency trade. Global currency trade is used to borrow assets from one country, with the intention of repaying the money later, after it has become significantly devalued. The currency that these countries are using is none other than the US greenback, so a great many many stateside investors are diversifying into gold bullion, and rare coins.</p>
<p>Many nations who are fed up with the Fed's upswing in spending are financially attacking America in a way that could leave lasting scars on our country. Germany recently stated that their central bank would begin borrowing in dollars to produce &quot;savings for the federal budget.&quot; These savings would make themselves apparent by a declining dollar, leaving Germany to pay back significantly less than what was originally borrowed. Sweden, Hong Kong, and Hugo Chavez-led Venezuela are participating in global carry currency trade with US dollars, and they expect that the devalued currency will aid the reimbursement of funds that were lost by devaluing US bonds. Investors within the United States who want independence from the dollar's catastrophic fall should research commodities like gold, which has historically increased in value when the Dollar's solvency has been called into question.</p>
<p>Gold bullion trades on the New York Mercantile Exchange on a per-ounce basis. Today's spot price is $1009.30, which is a $15.90 gain for the day. Gold has risen 5.99% in the last 30 days, and investors should visit <a>www.Gold-Investment.info</a> for a full understanding of the precious metal market.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[September 29, 2009]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/09%7C29%7C2009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Tue, 29 Sep 2009 19:50:07 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 29, 2009</strong> - Gold bullion bars branded by Johnson-Matthey and Engelhard were hot items for short-term investors on Tuesday afternoon, as the latest news on the struggling housing sector persuaded some investors to purchase gold bullion. At the same time, the increasing chance of an insolvent US dollar motivated many investors to purchase pre-1933 US gold coins. Mounting fear over a second confiscation of gold bullion by our US government is the reason investors purchase the older, non-confiscatible gold coins, which are graded, and encapsulated by the Professional Coing Grading Service(PCGS) or the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation(NGC). Investors who would like to learn more about the 1933 gold confiscation, what to expect in the event of a second recall, and how to protect themselves in the process, should go to <a>www.Gold-Investment.info </a>and delve into the award-winning, online tutorial.</p>
<p>Some investors believe that the real estate market could be poised for a big boom, but recently released figures paint a different portrait. Home prices are 13.3% below last year's values, and many real estate analysts fear that another 15-20% of home equity could disappear over the next four quarters. The Obama administration evidently has housing concerns as well, since they decided yesterday to implement a three-year, $35 billion program that will provide mortgages to low and moderate-income families. Critics of Obama's program believe that mortgages should not be made available to individuals who will not be able to make the payments, and that rising unemployment could place a large percentage of low and moderate-income families in that category. Another round of loan defaults and foreclosures could prove to be too much for the erratic US economy. Real estate-based investments, like shares in manufacturing and construction companies, could also deteriorate if the housing bubble bursts again. Gold is valued by real estate investors as an alternative means of storing wealth when plots and properties lose worth.</p>
<p>The gold bullion spot price is $993.90 at 2pm EST. Gold is projected by Wall Street Journal analysts to reach a new historical high before the end of 2009, and this trend could continue for up to a decade. The yellow metal is up 3.95% in the last 30 days, and as the transparent, sickening, Machiavellian tactics of the US government continue to wear thin on citizens' nerves, gold could provide exponential growth for long-term investors.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 29, 2009</strong> - Gold bullion bars branded by Johnson-Matthey and Engelhard were hot items for short-term investors on Tuesday afternoon, as the latest news on the struggling housing sector persuaded some investors to purchase gold bullion. At the same time, the increasing chance of an insolvent US dollar motivated many investors to purchase pre-1933 US gold coins. Mounting fear over a second confiscation of gold bullion by our US government is the reason investors purchase the older, non-confiscatible gold coins, which are graded, and encapsulated by the Professional Coing Grading Service(PCGS) or the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation(NGC). Investors who would like to learn more about the 1933 gold confiscation, what to expect in the event of a second recall, and how to protect themselves in the process, should go to <a>www.Gold-Investment.info </a>and delve into the award-winning, online tutorial.</p>
<p>Some investors believe that the real estate market could be poised for a big boom, but recently released figures paint a different portrait. Home prices are 13.3% below last year's values, and many real estate analysts fear that another 15-20% of home equity could disappear over the next four quarters. The Obama administration evidently has housing concerns as well, since they decided yesterday to implement a three-year, $35 billion program that will provide mortgages to low and moderate-income families. Critics of Obama's program believe that mortgages should not be made available to individuals who will not be able to make the payments, and that rising unemployment could place a large percentage of low and moderate-income families in that category. Another round of loan defaults and foreclosures could prove to be too much for the erratic US economy. Real estate-based investments, like shares in manufacturing and construction companies, could also deteriorate if the housing bubble bursts again. Gold is valued by real estate investors as an alternative means of storing wealth when plots and properties lose worth.</p>
<p>The gold bullion spot price is $993.90 at 2pm EST. Gold is projected by Wall Street Journal analysts to reach a new historical high before the end of 2009, and this trend could continue for up to a decade. The yellow metal is up 3.95% in the last 30 days, and as the transparent, sickening, Machiavellian tactics of the US government continue to wear thin on citizens' nerves, gold could provide exponential growth for long-term investors.</p>
<p>&nbsp;<a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[September 28, 2009]]></title>
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                    <pubDate>Mon, 28 Sep 2009 20:40:19 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 28, 2009</strong> - Gold bullion prices rose at the start of morning trading after four days of flat trading, which is attributied to the Dollar's backtracking status. US currency posted slight gains last week, but those gains were erased by Friday's Group of 20(G20) Summit. In the last session, China and at least two European nations chastised the United States for its printing and spending practices in the middle of the worst financial disaster since the Great Depression. In past economic cycles, gold bullion prices have risen when our US currency has fallen flat, and many economists believe that the same trend is repeating itself today.</p>
<p>During The Great Depression, many markets and investors suffered, or worse. Gold and other commodities began to rise, however, as individuals purchased only the things that they needed. In 1933, President Roosevelt confiscated gold bullion from American citizens, but other commodities kept climbing until the economy leveled out in the 1940s. In the 1970s, another economic crisis presented itself. Double-digit inflation ate away at Americans' spending power, and commodities again took off. Gold went to a record high of $850 an ounce. &quot;The key to gold is the Dollar,&quot; according to Marty McNeill, senior trader at RF Lafferty, Inc. If China, Germany, France, and other nations stray from US Dollar holdings, it could further weaken a currency that is already on the brink of collapse. China has announced that they intend to hold a &quot;handbasket of currencies,&quot; which means that US bonds would be liquidated in favor of bonds from other countries. Other G20 nations with large US debt holdings are expected to follow suit if China carries through on this threat. All of these factors could play a part in the gold bullion price, as investors keep a close eye on the Dollar's fluctuating value.</p>
<p>Gold bullion is bought and sold based on the live Commodities Exchange(COMEX) spot price, found at <a>www.GoldPrice.net</a>. The current price at 2pm EST is $996.10, which comes out to a 0.58% gain for gold so far today. Gold has registered a 4.2% increase in the last 30 days, and the metal has increased $114 per ounce in the last year.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 28, 2009</strong> - Gold bullion prices rose at the start of morning trading after four days of flat trading, which is attributied to the Dollar's backtracking status. US currency posted slight gains last week, but those gains were erased by Friday's Group of 20(G20) Summit. In the last session, China and at least two European nations chastised the United States for its printing and spending practices in the middle of the worst financial disaster since the Great Depression. In past economic cycles, gold bullion prices have risen when our US currency has fallen flat, and many economists believe that the same trend is repeating itself today.</p>
<p>During The Great Depression, many markets and investors suffered, or worse. Gold and other commodities began to rise, however, as individuals purchased only the things that they needed. In 1933, President Roosevelt confiscated gold bullion from American citizens, but other commodities kept climbing until the economy leveled out in the 1940s. In the 1970s, another economic crisis presented itself. Double-digit inflation ate away at Americans' spending power, and commodities again took off. Gold went to a record high of $850 an ounce. &quot;The key to gold is the Dollar,&quot; according to Marty McNeill, senior trader at RF Lafferty, Inc. If China, Germany, France, and other nations stray from US Dollar holdings, it could further weaken a currency that is already on the brink of collapse. China has announced that they intend to hold a &quot;handbasket of currencies,&quot; which means that US bonds would be liquidated in favor of bonds from other countries. Other G20 nations with large US debt holdings are expected to follow suit if China carries through on this threat. All of these factors could play a part in the gold bullion price, as investors keep a close eye on the Dollar's fluctuating value.</p>
<p>Gold bullion is bought and sold based on the live Commodities Exchange(COMEX) spot price, found at <a>www.GoldPrice.net</a>. The current price at 2pm EST is $996.10, which comes out to a 0.58% gain for gold so far today. Gold has registered a 4.2% increase in the last 30 days, and the metal has increased $114 per ounce in the last year.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[September 25, 2009]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/09%7C25%7C2009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Fri, 25 Sep 2009 13:38:13 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 25, 2009</strong> - Gold bullion prices are affected in ways that many investors do not even consider, and learning as much as possible about what causes an investment to fluctuate is highly recommended. During tight fiscal years, only investors who &quot;don't have any dust&quot; on them have a fair shot at making some money. Gold bullion investors around the world conduct countless hours of research to ensure that wise moves are being made. In some cases, the U.S. government has a direct bearing on the profit or loss an investment produces.</p>
<p>Eminent doman is the government's authority to seize property in order to benefit the masses. All federal, state, and local municipalities across the country have the right to use eminent doman to take property for private development. Many properties across the United States have been taken from homeowners, but remain virtually abandoned for years because the short-sighted government failed to allocate the funds to complete the project. This leaves thousands of properties useless as the recession saps money from U.S. citizens. Eminent domain of another sort occurred in 1933, when President Theodore Roosevelt confiscated all gold bullion and certificates from American citizens.</p>
<p>Like property owners who become victims of eminent domain, gold investors were forced to receive a mandatory government payment for their metal. Dissimilarly to properties, however, there is a type of gold that is historically exempt from the government's outlawing of gold hoarding. Certified gold coins, which can be researched at <a>www.gold-coin.com</a>, provide investors with a liquid asset that is completely private and non-confiscatable. Investors balance their portfolios with gold bullion and certified gold, and speaking with an expert from a reputable gold dealer is the best way to find out which type of gold suits your needs.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 25, 2009</strong> - Gold bullion prices are affected in ways that many investors do not even consider, and learning as much as possible about what causes an investment to fluctuate is highly recommended. During tight fiscal years, only investors who &quot;don't have any dust&quot; on them have a fair shot at making some money. Gold bullion investors around the world conduct countless hours of research to ensure that wise moves are being made. In some cases, the U.S. government has a direct bearing on the profit or loss an investment produces.</p>
<p>Eminent doman is the government's authority to seize property in order to benefit the masses. All federal, state, and local municipalities across the country have the right to use eminent doman to take property for private development. Many properties across the United States have been taken from homeowners, but remain virtually abandoned for years because the short-sighted government failed to allocate the funds to complete the project. This leaves thousands of properties useless as the recession saps money from U.S. citizens. Eminent domain of another sort occurred in 1933, when President Theodore Roosevelt confiscated all gold bullion and certificates from American citizens.</p>
<p>Like property owners who become victims of eminent domain, gold investors were forced to receive a mandatory government payment for their metal. Dissimilarly to properties, however, there is a type of gold that is historically exempt from the government's outlawing of gold hoarding. Certified gold coins, which can be researched at <a>www.gold-coin.com</a>, provide investors with a liquid asset that is completely private and non-confiscatable. Investors balance their portfolios with gold bullion and certified gold, and speaking with an expert from a reputable gold dealer is the best way to find out which type of gold suits your needs.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[September 24, 2009]]></title>
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                    <pubDate>Thu, 24 Sep 2009 13:08:30 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 24, 2009</strong> - The gold bullion price moved below $1000 levels briefly on Thursday morning, creating a bargain-hunting opportunity for investors who were wary of purchasing after gold initially hit $1000. &quot;The Group of 20(G20) Summit may be a little more interesting,&quot; said Andrew Montano of Scotia Mocatta. Gold bullion confiscation could be on the docket at Pennsylvania's upcoming meeting of the G20, worrying many investors who currently own bullion products.</p>
<p>The effect that a gold confiscation would have on US citizens would be far-reaching and dramatic, according to economists who compare the United States of today with the US of A from the 1930s. Many people were over-leveraged due to high credit availability, and banks made so many bad home and auto loans that many were forced to close. The US Dollar was pounded by other currencies until inflation reached double-digits. The US government then decided to take away gold bullion from everyone, with the exception of those who needed it to work, like dentists and auto manufacturers. Rare coins of unusual or special value were not subject to the government's gold confiscation, which recovered over 131 million ounces of bullion until President Nixon took the US off the Gold Standard in 1976. From that point, the Fed has had free reign to print almost unlimited amounts of money, and no checks-and-balances system is in place to stop them. Numistmatists and investors who want to know a little more about gold that was not confiscated should go to <a>www.rare-coin.org</a> for further information.</p>
<p>Gold bullion for September delivery is currently trading based on the $997 spot price. Gold has increased in value since 2001, and market experts project that gold could reach a new all-time high before the end of 2009's last fiscal quarter. Stay up-to-date with the latest gold price news at <a>www.GoldPrice.net</a>.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 24, 2009</strong> - The gold bullion price moved below $1000 levels briefly on Thursday morning, creating a bargain-hunting opportunity for investors who were wary of purchasing after gold initially hit $1000. &quot;The Group of 20(G20) Summit may be a little more interesting,&quot; said Andrew Montano of Scotia Mocatta. Gold bullion confiscation could be on the docket at Pennsylvania's upcoming meeting of the G20, worrying many investors who currently own bullion products.</p>
<p>The effect that a gold confiscation would have on US citizens would be far-reaching and dramatic, according to economists who compare the United States of today with the US of A from the 1930s. Many people were over-leveraged due to high credit availability, and banks made so many bad home and auto loans that many were forced to close. The US Dollar was pounded by other currencies until inflation reached double-digits. The US government then decided to take away gold bullion from everyone, with the exception of those who needed it to work, like dentists and auto manufacturers. Rare coins of unusual or special value were not subject to the government's gold confiscation, which recovered over 131 million ounces of bullion until President Nixon took the US off the Gold Standard in 1976. From that point, the Fed has had free reign to print almost unlimited amounts of money, and no checks-and-balances system is in place to stop them. Numistmatists and investors who want to know a little more about gold that was not confiscated should go to <a>www.rare-coin.org</a> for further information.</p>
<p>Gold bullion for September delivery is currently trading based on the $997 spot price. Gold has increased in value since 2001, and market experts project that gold could reach a new all-time high before the end of 2009's last fiscal quarter. Stay up-to-date with the latest gold price news at <a>www.GoldPrice.net</a>.&nbsp;</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[September 23, 2009]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/09%7C23%7C2009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Wed, 23 Sep 2009 19:01:18 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 23, 2009</strong> - Gold bullion prices showed quite a bit of movement on Wednesday, but settled in the same price range as opening levels. Gold bullion prices are expected to climb above $1030 in the coming weeks, according to a recent Wall Street Journal article. Major stock</p>
<p>indexes provided mixed returns, as the Fed's assessment of a &quot;stabilizing&quot; economy clashed with other data that shows a worsening recession.</p>
<p>The Dow Jones Industrial Average(DIJA) showed some promise in early trading on Wednesday morning but quickly gave up those gains and then some by the late afternoon. &quot;Stocks have a tendency to trade erratically on Fed desicion days,&quot; according to Sara Lepro's Wednesday's article on Yahoo Finance. The Fed decided to leave its benchmark interest rate near zero for now, and many economists fear that a higher interest rate could be implemented soon. A higher interest rate could mean market saturation of US Dollars, causing a level of inflation not seen since the 1970s. Many stockbrokers are concerned that stocks have become overvalued, especially because of the economy's precarious status. The Dollar fell in value against other major currencies today, including the yen and the euro. Overseas markets dropped slightly, and crude oil dropped $3 a barrel to $69.13. Federally insured two-year bonds auctioned off this week also disappointed investors, with the yields maxing out at a less than 1% return.</p>
<p>Gold bullion is being used by many investors to shore up leaky portfolios that may have suffered in the last few years, and since 2001 the yellow metal has provided safety and profit for concerned investors. The gold bullion spot price is actively moving at www.goldprice.net, and at 5pm EST on Wednesday the Commodities Exchange(COMEX) gold price is $1008.40.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 23, 2009</strong> - Gold bullion prices showed quite a bit of movement on Wednesday, but settled in the same price range as opening levels. Gold bullion prices are expected to climb above $1030 in the coming weeks, according to a recent Wall Street Journal article. Major stock indexes provided mixed returns, as the Fed's assessment of a &quot;stabilizing&quot; economy clashed with other data that shows a worsening recession.</p>
<p>The Dow Jones Industrial Average(DIJA) showed some promise in early trading on Wednesday morning but quickly gave up those gains and then some by the late afternoon. &quot;Stocks have a tendency to trade erratically on Fed desicion days,&quot; according to Sara Lepro's Wednesday's article on Yahoo Finance. The Fed decided to leave its benchmark interest rate near zero for now, and many economists fear that a higher interest rate could be implemented soon. A higher interest rate could mean market saturation of US Dollars, causing a level of inflation not seen since the 1970s. Many stockbrokers are concerned that stocks have become overvalued, especially because of the economy's precarious status. The Dollar fell in value against other major currencies today, including the yen and the euro. Overseas markets dropped slightly, and crude oil dropped $3 a barrel to $69.13. Federally insured two-year bonds auctioned off this week also disappointed investors, with the yields maxing out at a less than 1% return.</p>
<p>Gold bullion is being used by many investors to shore up leaky portfolios that may have suffered in the last few years, and since 2001 the yellow metal has provided safety and profit for concerned investors. The gold bullion spot price is actively moving at <a>www.goldprice.net</a>, and at 5pm EST on Wednesday the Commodities Exchange(COMEX) gold price is $1008.40.</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[September 22, 2009]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/09%7C22%7C2009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Tue, 22 Sep 2009 19:36:10 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 22, 2009</strong> - Sterling Trust and Goldstar Trust, the two companies that are authorized by the government to hold precious metals for retirement accounts, are holding less gold bullion than they were a year ago, even though the gold price has risen over 19%, and  investors are moving more funds into gold every day. Gold bullion is still the most popular IRA product, although IRA specialists at various gold dealers report that the American gold Eagle Proof coin is in particularly high demand.</p>
<p>The label &quot;bullion&quot; encompasses all precious metals items that sell by  weight. Whether the item is a coin, bar, nugget, or ingot, the price of bullion is based on the active Commodities Exchange(COMEX) gold spot price, plus an additional government or company-issued premium on each bar or coin. Gold bullion has been a topic of interest with investors as of late, due to the confiscatible status that it has historically held. President Roosevelt confiscated gold bullion from American citizens in 1933, and it was illegal to own gold bullion until President Nixon took the US off the Gold Standard in 1976. If our own US government decides to confiscate precious metals a second time, many experts believe that IRA gold could be taken first, since depository storage makes the bullion easy to find and remove. The threat of a second possible gold confiscation is one of the reasons that many IRA investors are shifting their assets into the non-confiscatible, 24-Karat American Eagle Proof coin. The security and potential profit that Proof coins could ultimately provide is appealing to American investors from coast-to-coast.</p>
<p>Gold rose sharply in Tuesday morning trading, standing at $1015.80 at noon EST. Gold, silver, and platinum spot prices can be found at www.goldprice.net, as well as the latest information and news from the gold market. More information on American gold coinage, including the American gold Eagle Proof, is available at www.gold-eagle.org.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 22, 2009</strong> - Sterling Trust and Goldstar Trust, the two companies that are authorized by the government to hold precious metals for retirement accounts, are holding less gold bullion than they were a year ago, even though the gold price has risen over 19%, and  investors are moving more funds into gold every day. Gold bullion is still the most popular IRA product, although IRA specialists at various gold dealers report that the American gold Eagle Proof coin is in particularly high demand.</p>
<p>The label &quot;bullion&quot; encompasses all precious metals items that sell by  weight. Whether the item is a coin, bar, nugget, or ingot, the price of bullion is based on the active Commodities Exchange(COMEX) gold spot price, plus an additional government or company-issued premium on each bar or coin. Gold bullion has been a topic of interest with investors as of late, due to the confiscatible status that it has historically held. President Roosevelt confiscated gold bullion from American citizens in 1933, and it was illegal to own gold bullion until President Nixon took the US off the Gold Standard in 1976. If our own US government decides to confiscate precious metals a second time, many experts believe that IRA gold could be taken first, since depository storage makes the bullion easy to find and remove. The threat of a second possible gold confiscation is one of the reasons that many IRA investors are shifting their assets into the non-confiscatible, 24-Karat American Eagle Proof coin. The security and potential profit that Proof coins could ultimately provide is appealing to American investors from coast-to-coast.</p>
<p>Gold rose sharply in Tuesday morning trading, standing at $1015.80 at noon EST. Gold, silver, and platinum spot prices can be found at <a>www.goldprice.net</a>, as well as the latest information and news from the gold market. More information on American gold coinage, including the American gold Eagle Proof, is available at <a>www.gold-eagle.org</a>.</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[September 21, 2009]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/09%7C21%7C2009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Mon, 21 Sep 2009 18:35:16 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 21, 2009</strong> - The price to buy one ounce of gold bullion dropped immediately from opening levels on Monday, before bouncing back in early afternoon trading. Gold bullion is most frequently sought after by dentists, jewelers, and short-term investors who do not hold the collapse of the Dollar as a possibility. The mild price drop was attributed by economists to a bill that was introduced to Congress that would allow for unemployment benefits to be extended from 26 weeks to 39 weeks, adding another three months worth of checks onto the bottom line.</p>
<p>Rep. Jim McDermott, a Washington Democrat, offered the bill that could give over 15 million unemployed Americans three months of extra benefits. There are currently six jobless people for every one job opening, and this ratio is expected to get bigger as businesses close and factories move overseas. Some analysts thought that the introduction of this bill would cause the gold price to jump up, as it usually does when mainstream financial news, like high unemployment rates, is bad. However, experts believe that more investors are shying away from gold and silver bullion, and instead they are purchasing certified precious metals products. Financial news that could hurt the economy, such as extending unemployment benefits by 50%, increases the chance that gold and silver bullion could be confiscated, thereby decreasing the number of individuals who buy it. Coinage that has been certified by the Professional Coin Grading Service and the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation would not have been taken in the last gold confiscation issued by President Roosevelt in 1933.</p>
<p>Gold bullion is sold in grams and troy ounces, and the gold spot price is based on 1000 ounce COMEX bars before they are melted down into bars, coins, or jewelry. The active spot price at www.goldprice.net for one ounce of gold bullion is $1004.30 on 3pm EST. This is a 0.3% decrease for the trading day, and a 6.56% increase over the last 30 days.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 21, 2009</strong> - The price to buy one ounce of gold bullion dropped immediately from opening levels on Monday, before bouncing back in early afternoon trading. Gold bullion is most frequently sought after by dentists, jewelers, and short-term investors who do not hold the collapse of the Dollar as a possibility. The mild price drop was attributed by economists to a bill that was introduced to Congress that would allow for unemployment benefits to be extended from 26 weeks to 39 weeks, adding another three months worth of checks onto the bottom line.</p>
<p>Rep. Jim McDermott, a Washington Democrat, offered the bill that could give over 15 million unemployed Americans three months of extra benefits. There are currently six jobless people for every one job opening, and this ratio is expected to get bigger as businesses close and factories move overseas. Some analysts thought that the introduction of this bill would cause the gold price to jump up, as it usually does when mainstream financial news, like high unemployment rates, is bad. However, experts believe that more investors are shying away from gold and silver bullion, and instead they are purchasing certified precious metals products. Financial news that could hurt the economy, such as extending unemployment benefits by 50%, increases the chance that gold and silver bullion could be confiscated, thereby decreasing the number of individuals who buy it. Coinage that has been certified by the Professional Coin Grading Service and the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation would not have been taken in the last gold confiscation issued by President Roosevelt in 1933.</p>
<p>Gold bullion is sold in grams and troy ounces, and the gold spot price is based on 1000 ounce COMEX bars before they are melted down into bars, coins, or jewelry. The active spot price at <a>www.goldprice.net</a> for one ounce of gold bullion is $1004.30 on 3pm EST. This is a 0.3% decrease for the trading day, and a 6.56% increase over the last 30 days.</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[September 18, 2009]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/09%7C18%7C2009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Fri, 18 Sep 2009 22:15:45 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 18, 2009</strong> - Gold bullion futures traded slightly higher on Friday morning, as the government's recent slew of positive economic news allowed investors to shift out of traditional investments and into commodities like gold bullion. Analysts around the nation expect gold bullion to grow in value overthe next few years as mainstream investments pull back from recent surges brought on by the White House's stimulus plan.</p>
<p>Experts at GoldCore believe that the rise in interest in gold bullion could suggest that gold could see further upwards movement in the future. These analysts think that many American traders understand that gold could reach heights never before seen. Investors are now more apt to hold for security instead of selling for profit, and Yahoo Finance reported on Friday that US government data indicates that the quick credit and real estate market recovery that everyone wants may not be realistic. Numbers indicate that Americans are diverting funds from possible real estate investments and shifting into gold bullion instead. The Federal Housing Administration said Friday that their cash reserves are dipping below mandated levels. There are about 17% of FHA borrowers who are at least one payment behind or in foreclosure, and the $8000 rebate to first-time homebuyers isn't luring very many investors away from precious metals.</p>
<p>Gold bullion bars and coins are traded based on their weight, and the current per ounce spot price of gold trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange is $1012. Gold hit a 25-year low of $252 in 2001, and analysts like Walter Murphy at Merrill Lynch have been calling for the rise in gold since that time. Track gold bullion prices at www.goldprice.net or www.kitco.com.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 18, 2009</strong> - Gold bullion futures traded slightly higher on Friday morning, as the government's recent slew of positive economic news allowed investors to shift out of traditional investments and into commodities like gold bullion. Analysts around the nation expect gold bullion to grow in value overthe next few years as mainstream investments pull back from recent surges brought on by the White House's stimulus plan.</p>
<p>Experts at GoldCore believe that the rise in interest in gold bullion could suggest that gold could see further upwards movement in the future. These analysts think that many American traders understand that gold could reach heights never before seen. Investors are now more apt to hold for security instead of selling for profit, and Yahoo Finance reported on Friday that US government data indicates that the quick credit and real estate market recovery that everyone wants may not be realistic. Numbers indicate that Americans are diverting funds from possible real estate investments and shifting into gold bullion instead. The Federal Housing Administration said Friday that their cash reserves are dipping below mandated levels. There are about 17% of FHA borrowers who are at least one payment behind or in foreclosure, and the $8000 rebate to first-time homebuyers isn't luring very many investors away from precious metals.</p>
<p>Gold bullion bars and coins are traded based on their weight, and the current per ounce spot price of gold trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange is $1012. Gold hit a 25-year low of $252 in 2001, and analysts like Walter Murphy at Merrill Lynch have been calling for the rise in gold since that time. Track gold bullion prices at <a>www.goldprice.net</a> or <a>www.kitco.com</a>.</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[September 17, 2009]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/09%7C17%7C2009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Fri, 18 Sep 2009 00:19:23 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 17, 2009</strong> -  Many American citizens with retirement accounts are now converting assets inside those accounts into gold bullion, says a recent economic study. The report notes that inactive 401K and 403B plans are being converted into gold-backed IRAs more often as well, due to rising inflation worries and bearish stock markets. Gold bullion was used in past cycles as a short-term hedge against currency inflation.</p>
<p>The surge in gold bullion prices comes at a time when consumer confidence in the stock market is down. David Chalupnik, head of equities at First American Funds, believes that stock indexes could see some lower numbers in the near future. More corporate debt can sometimes translate into lower stock returns, and with corporate debt at an all-time high, it comes as no suprise to many economists that IRA, 401K, and 403B accounts have lost an average of 35% of their value recently. The move into gold bullion, which reached a 25-year low in 2001, is projected to continue as industries fail and overprinting of US currency continues. Investors who have retirement accounts of concern can visit www.certifiedgoldexchange.com to receive a free copy of the 2009 Retirement Account Investment Guide.</p>
<p>Gold bullion is down $2 per ounce today, and it currently holds a per-ounce price of $1016.30. Before the numbers are adjusted for the 13% inflation that the US Dollar has experienced this fiscal year, gold has seen a 17.66% price increase over the last 365 days. The American gold Eagle Proof coin, which is the only government non-confiscatible gold coin that can be put inside a retirement account, and all other gold bullion products, can be followed up-to-the-minute via www.goldprice.net.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 17, 2009</strong> -  Many American citizens with retirement accounts are now converting assets inside those accounts into gold bullion, says a recent economic study. The report notes that inactive 401K and 403B plans are being converted into gold-backed IRAs more often as well, due to rising inflation worries and bearish stock markets. Gold bullion was used in past cycles as a short-term hedge against currency inflation.</p>
<p>The surge in gold bullion prices comes at a time when consumer confidence in the stock market is down. David Chalupnik, head of equities at First American Funds, believes that stock indexes could see some lower numbers in the near future. More corporate debt can sometimes translate into lower stock returns, and with corporate debt at an all-time high, it comes as no suprise to many economists that IRA, 401K, and 403B accounts have lost an average of 35% of their value recently. The move into gold bullion, which reached a 25-year low in 2001, is projected to continue as industries fail and overprinting of US currency continues. Investors who have retirement accounts of concern can visit www.certifiedgoldexchange.com to receive a free copy of the 2009 Retirement Account Investment Guide.</p>
<p>Gold bullion is down $2 per ounce today, and it currently holds a per-ounce price of $1016.30. Before the numbers are adjusted for the 13% inflation that the US Dollar has experienced this fiscal year, gold has seen a 17.66% price increase over the last 365 days. The American gold Eagle Proof coin, which is the only government non-confiscatible gold coin that can be put inside a retirement account, and all other gold bullion products, can be followed up-to-the-minute via <a>www.goldprice.net</a>.</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[September 16, 2009]]></title>
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                    <pubDate>Wed, 16 Sep 2009 18:33:28 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 16, 2009 </strong>- More investors are taking money out of bank accounts and storing funds themselves. While some are reverting to coffee cans and hollowed-out mattresses, more investors are choosing to invest in gold bullion as a way to store a large amount of wealth in a small place. Gold bullion offers instant liquidity, and investors like the fact that gold is, well, gold, as opposed to paper currency that helped the US government build a house of cards over the last few years.</p>
<p>American households historically tend to shift into &quot;cash-saving&quot; mode when economic downturns take place. However, the Federal Reserve confirmed earlier in the week what many American investors already knew: household income is shrinking. American paychecks shrunk an average of 3.6% in 2008, and many economists fear that this could mean another slow holiday season for retailers. US household debt is up as well, meaning that cash-strapped Americans are looking for ways to protect and grow the funds that they have left. The last two years have evaporated a large percentage of wealth in the United States, including an average 35% loss inside retirement accounts. The dive that many portfolios are taking is not the way investors envisioned their hard-earned wealth being used. Gold bullion is often purchased in these situations, because physical possession precious metals are debt-free assets that are owned outright. These are the parameters that many investors are looking to stay within until debt drops and household income grows.</p>
<p>The spot gold price on Wednesday morning stands at $1017.80, which is a $9.60 daily increase. Gold bullion bars and coins are not bought or sold at the spot price, which is based on 1000 ounce COMEX bars before they are melted down into branded bars or minted into coinage. Gold bullion sells by the weight of the product, and bullion items usually carry a premium that is based on and added to the active spot price. Live gold bullion prices are available to financial institutions and private investors are www.goldprice.net.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 16, 2009</strong> - More investors are taking money out of bank accounts and storing funds themselves. While some are reverting to coffee cans and hollowed-out mattresses, more investors are choosing to invest in gold bullion as a way to store a large amount of wealth in a small place. Gold bullion offers instant liquidity, and investors like the fact that gold is, well, gold, as opposed to paper currency that helped the US government build a house of cards over the last few years.</p>
<p>American households historically tend to shift into &quot;cash-saving&quot; mode when economic downturns take place. However, the Federal Reserve confirmed earlier in the week what many American investors already knew: household income is shrinking. American paychecks shrunk an average of 3.6% in 2008, and many economists fear that this could mean another slow holiday season for retailers. US household debt is up as well, meaning that cash-strapped Americans are looking for ways to protect and grow the funds that they have left. The last two years have evaporated a large percentage of wealth in the United States, including an average 35% loss inside retirement accounts. The dive that many portfolios are taking is not the way investors envisioned their hard-earned wealth being used. Gold bullion is often purchased in these situations, because physical possession precious metals are debt-free assets that are owned outright. These are the parameters that many investors are looking to stay within until debt drops and household income grows.</p>
<p>The spot gold price on Wednesday morning stands at $1017.80, which is a $9.60 daily increase. Gold bullion bars and coins are not bought or sold at the spot price, which is based on 1000 ounce COMEX bars before they are melted down into branded bars or minted into coinage. Gold bullion sells by the weight of the product, and bullion items usually carry a premium that is based on and added to the active spot price. Live gold bullion prices are available to financial institutions and private investors are <a>www.goldprice.net</a>.</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[September 15, 2009]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/09%7C15%7C2009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Tue, 15 Sep 2009 17:04:41 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 15, 2009</strong> - Gold bullion dipped below the $1000 mark during the trading session on Tuesday morning, then quickly jumped back above the invisible line that so many investors keep an eye on. Gold bullion bars and coins are popular items for investors who are looking for a short-term cure for inflation.</p>
<p>While the gold spot price has remained relatively flat for most of 2009 due to increasing fears of a US gold confiscation, gold bullion is used as a profit-maker by investors who buy the yellow metal on a low. The traders then wait for gold to jump up 5% or so, as it has done in the past 30 days, and they sell the metal off. When the spot price experiences another slight pullback, they make another purchase and continue this cycle over and over. Other gold investors tend to stay away from confiscatible bullion products, opting instead for rare coins that have been certified by a reputable third-party grading agency such as the Professional Coin Grading Service or the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation. PCGS and NGC graded coins come sonically-sealed and each coin includes a serial number, which gives the investor instant liquidity around the globe. The private status of these numismatic coins also provide investors with something to fall back on if other asset classes are deemed worthless. Many investors and economists feel that the US government has no option but to recall gold bullion from its citizens in order to give US paper currency real value. An executive order that was in effect until 1973 was issued by President Roosevelt in 1933 to prevent the hoarding of gold bullion, and some think that President Obama could use a similar tactic to prevent US currency from becoming insolvent.</p>
<p>Gold bullion, which sells by weight, is currently trading at $1005.10 per COMEX ounce. This is a 0.45% increase for the trading day, and a 28% incrase in price over the last 365 days. Stay up to speed with gold bullion and rare coin pricing at goldprice.net and PCGS.com.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 15, 2009</strong> - Gold bullion dipped below the $1000 mark during the trading session on Tuesday morning, then quickly jumped back above the invisible line that so many investors keep an eye on. Gold bullion bars and coins are popular items for investors who are looking for a short-term cure for inflation.</p>
<p>While the gold spot price has remained relatively flat for most of 2009 due to increasing fears of a US gold confiscation, gold bullion is used as a profit-maker by investors who buy the yellow metal on a low. The traders then wait for gold to jump up 5% or so, as it has done in the past 30 days, and they sell the metal off. When the spot price experiences another slight pullback, they make another purchase and continue this cycle over and over. Other gold investors tend to stay away from confiscatible bullion products, opting instead for rare coins that have been certified by a reputable third-party grading agency such as the Professional Coin Grading Service or the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation. PCGS and NGC graded coins come sonically-sealed and each coin includes a serial number, which gives the investor instant liquidity around the globe. The private status of these numismatic coins also provide investors with something to fall back on if other asset classes are deemed worthless. Many investors and economists feel that the US government has no option but to recall gold bullion from its citizens in order to give US paper currency real value. An executive order that was in effect until 1973 was issued by President Roosevelt in 1933 to prevent the hoarding of gold bullion, and some think that President Obama could use a similar tactic to prevent US currency from becoming insolvent.</p>
<p>Gold bullion, which sells by weight, is currently trading at $1005.10 per COMEX ounce. This is a 0.45% increase for the trading day, and a 28% incrase in price over the last 365 days. Stay up to speed with gold bullion and rare coin pricing at <a>www.goldprice.net</a> and <a>www.PCGS.com</a>.</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[September 14, 2009]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/09%7C14%7C2009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Mon, 14 Sep 2009 18:27:51 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 14, 2009 </strong>- Gold bullion took a small hit in mid-morning trading on Monday, as the US Dollar slowed the freefall it suffered against other major currencies during most of last week. Gold bullion surpassed the $1000 mark last week for the first time since the beginning of 2009. Last week's jump was only the sixth time in history that gold went above these levels, and many experts at the Wall Street Journal and CNN Money are projecting that gold could top $1100 in the next quarter.</p>
<p>The price of gold bullion is affected by various factors, including consumer confidence in the current administration. A recent poll showed that 70% of Americans believe that the United States could suffer another financial meltdown. There was no word on whether or not the other 30% simply believed that the United States would not survive long enough to dig another hole as deep as the one America is in now. Many Americans believe that the banking sector is to blame for much of the current fiduciary situation, and with over 400 banks on the Fed's &quot;troubled&quot; list, it is hard to give them much of an argument. Increased spending on health care and alternative energy sources could increase the national debt and budget deficit, and this is causing many Anericans to shift out of paper assets and into more secure investments like precious metals.</p>
<p>Some gold bullion investors engaged in profit-taking after the opening of the market on Monday, briefly pulling back to levels below $1000 before marching back above that line. Gold for September delivery was trading at $1000.80 at 6pm EST on Monday. The price drop was called for last week by many market experts who think gold could surpass record highs before Santa Claus lands on his first chimney. Gold could reach new heights as consumer spending wanes due to lower household incomes and worries about job instability. For the most up-to-date news on gold bullion, visit kitco.com and goldprice.net.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 14, 2009</strong> - Gold bullion took a small hit in mid-morning trading on Monday, as the US Dollar slowed the freefall it suffered against other major currencies during most of last week. Gold bullion surpassed the $1000 mark last week for the first time since the beginning of 2009. Last week's jump was only the sixth time in history that gold went above these levels, and many experts at the Wall Street Journal and CNN Money are projecting that gold could top $1100 in the next quarter.</p>
<p>The price of gold bullion is affected by various factors, including consumer confidence in the current administration. A recent poll showed that 70% of Americans believe that the United States could suffer another financial meltdown. There was no word on whether or not the other 30% simply believed that the United States would not survive long enough to dig another hole as deep as the one America is in now. Many Americans believe that the banking sector is to blame for much of the current fiduciary situation, and with over 400 banks on the Fed's &quot;troubled&quot; list, it is hard to give them much of an argument. Increased spending on health care and alternative energy sources could increase the national debt and budget deficit, and this is causing many Anericans to shift out of paper assets and into more secure investments like precious metals.</p>
<p>Some gold bullion investors engaged in profit-taking after the opening of the market on Monday, briefly pulling back to levels below $1000 before marching back above that line. Gold for September delivery was trading at $1000.80 at 6pm EST on Monday. The price drop was called for last week by many market experts who think gold could surpass record highs before Santa Claus lands on his first chimney. Gold could reach new heights as consumer spending wanes due to lower household incomes and worries about job instability. For the most up-to-date news on gold bullion, visit kitco.com and goldprice.net.</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[September 11, 2009 ]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/09%7C11%7C2009/</link>
                    <pubDate>Fri, 11 Sep 2009 19:52:09 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 11, 2009</strong> - Today's financial world saw the US Dollar take a fresh tumble, this time reaching a new low for 2009. This fall in the value of US paper currency provided a boost for commodities, including gold bullion and oil. The news that United States workers have lost over 7 million jobs since the beginning of the year put into perspective the Obama administration's claims on Thursday that they have saved or created 1 million jobs in the same time frame. The official US unemployment rate, currently at 9.7% and poised to break through the 10% mark before the end of 2009, is even higher than Europe's 9.5% figure. A worsening job market tends to give energy to the growth of gold bullion prices, because people place more value on things they need to live on like food and other natural resources. Contracting job markets in the 1930s and 1970s pushed the price of some bullion and other commodities to then-record highs, and many investors believe this cycle is repeating itself now.</p>
<p>The gold bullion spot price during morning trading on Friday is $1007, a 1% increase for the trading session and a growth of 6.21% in the past 30 days. Silver has registered a stronger than anticipated week, and is currently valued at $16.78 per ounce. The Dow Jones Industrial Average is down slightly after five days of edging upwards, and Yahoo Finance reports that oil is up $4 in the last week, currently priced at $72.23 per barrel. Bullion and fuels like oil and natural gas are often used by investors to balance out inflation-ridden portfolios, and a large number of market analysts think this is the cause behind gold prices that have been rising since 2001.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 11, 2009</strong> - Today's financial world saw the US Dollar take a fresh tumble, this time reaching a new low for 2009. This fall in the value of US paper currency provided a boost for commodities, including gold bullion and oil. The news that United States workers have lost over 7 million jobs since the beginning of the year put into perspective the Obama administration's claims on Thursday that they have saved or created 1 million jobs in the same time frame. The official US unemployment rate, currently at 9.7% and poised to break through the 10% mark before the end of 2009, is even higher than Europe's 9.5% figure. A worsening job market tends to give energy to the growth of gold bullion prices, because people place more value on things they need to live on like food and other natural resources. Contracting job markets in the 1930s and 1970s pushed the price of some bullion and other commodities to then-record highs, and many investors believe this cycle is repeating itself now.</p>
<p>The gold bullion spot price during morning trading on Friday is $1007, a 1% increase for the trading session and a growth of 6.21% in the past 30 days. Silver has registered a stronger than anticipated week, and is currently valued at $16.78 per ounce. The Dow Jones Industrial Average is down slightly after five days of edging upwards, and Yahoo Finance reports that oil is up $4 in the last week, currently priced at $72.23 per barrel. Bullion and fuels like oil and natural gas are often used by investors to balance out inflation-ridden portfolios, and a large number of market analysts think this is the cause behind gold prices that have been rising since 2001.</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[September 10 - Gold Bullion Projections]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/GoldBullion-Projections/</link>
                    <pubDate>Thu, 10 Sep 2009 18:33:24 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 10, 2009</strong> - Gold bullion projections from the nation's top researchers are looking to edge up over the next 180 days, because the Federal Reserve's quarterly report on the economy shed some new light on the falling real estate market and other struggling industries. Experts around the nation believe that gold bullion projections will be directly influenced by the performance of traditional investments over the next few months.</p>
<p>The Fed's beige book assessment informed the country that the commercial side of the real estate market is still struggling to stabilize. The report also stated that while the automobile industry performed better than expected in the past quarter, this could be due to the $1 billion that the government's bailout plan threw at that market. Other merchants around the United States are still fighting to stay in business in a shrinking economy. Over 400 banks are currently on the government's &quot;troubled&quot; list, and this has caused many investors and banks with spare cash to invest in precious metals. The thought behind this move is that commodities like gold and silver will incrase if the economy continues to drag down traditional investments.</p>
<p>Gold bullion projections will likely fluctuate somewhat over the next couple of months, as the government hopes to spur economic activity by releasing positive data, while at the same time foreign markets watch US debt increase and drop US holdings. No economist with ideas about what gold will do makes any guarantees, however. Historical data points to current trends in the cycle, and many prognosticators believe that precious metals values could be influenced by a combination of the falling dollar and corporate and US debt increases.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 10, 2009</strong> - Gold bullion projections from the nation's top researchers are looking to edge up over the next 180 days, because the Federal Reserve's quarterly report on the economy shed some new light on the falling real estate market and other struggling industries. Experts around the nation believe that gold bullion projections will be directly influenced by the performance of traditional investments over the next few months.</p>
<p>The Fed's beige book assessment informed the country that the commercial side of the real estate market is still struggling to stabilize. The report also stated that while the automobile industry performed better than expected in the past quarter, this could be due to the $1 billion that the government's bailout plan threw at that market. Other merchants around the United States are still fighting to stay in business in a shrinking economy. Over 400 banks are currently on the government's &quot;troubled&quot; list, and this has caused many investors and banks with spare cash to invest in precious metals. The thought behind this move is that commodities like gold and silver will incrase if the economy continues to drag down traditional investments.</p>
<p>Gold bullion projections will likely fluctuate somewhat over the next couple of months, as the government hopes to spur economic activity by releasing positive data, while at the same time foreign markets watch US debt increase and drop US holdings. No economist with ideas about what gold will do makes any guarantees, however. Historical data points to current trends in the cycle, and many prognosticators believe that precious metals values could be influenced by a combination of the falling dollar and corporate and US debt increases.</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[September 9 - Purchase Gold Bullion Bars]]></title>
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                    <pubDate>Wed, 09 Sep 2009 22:05:34 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 9, 2009 </strong>- The spot price on COMEX gold climbed above the $1000 mark yesterday for the first time since February of 2009 as gold dealers were swamped with buy requests from investors looking to purchase gold bullion bars. As the floundering United States Dollar causes many investors to flee into the refuge that is the precious metals market, some individuals are deciding to purchase gold bullion bars to hedge their portfolios against inflation.</p>
<p>Some investors are shifting funds away from mainstream investments because of the latest news about the United States' banking crisis, which revealed that over 400 US banks are &quot;troubled.&quot; They purchase gold bullion bars because it is an asset that can be owned outright, and it historically thrives during high inflationary times. Gold bullion is not an interest bearing asset, and many investors have come to the conclusion that, given their &quot;druthers&quot;, holding physical gold is preferred to gaining interest on cash accounts. If the gold bullion bar market is a path that an investor decides to walk down, purchase gold bullion bars branded by companies such as Johnson-Matthey and Credit Suisse, because they offer a cost effective way to purchase physical gold bullion. Gold bullion bars purchased from a reputable gold dealer offer a lower premium than gold bullion coinage. Since gold bullion items, in both bar and coin form, were historically recalled and confiscated by the United States government to back up the value of the Dollar during the Great Depression, the current trend is to purchase gold bullion bars as a SHORT-term investment vehicle. Certified rare gold coins are usually recommended by brokers only if the investor is looking for a long-term hold with more than the usual attention placed on portfolio safety.</p>
<p>Analysts around the world believe September could possibly be a record month for gold because of its rising safe haven demand, coupled with a flaccid real estate market that is expected to lose another 15% in value nationwide by the end of next year. Gold for September delivery stood at $993.90 in late afternoon trading, with the trading range varying from $986 to $1003 throughout the day.  As consumer confidence wanes and China eyes it's options in regard to it's United States Dollar holdings, keep an eye on both the bullion spot price and the PCGS certified rare coin price guide. Many market experts are projecting an end-of-the-year slump for stocks and real estate, so we will just have to sit tight and see what effect this has on gold.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 9, 2009 </strong>- The spot price on COMEX gold climbed above the $1000 mark yesterday for the first time since February of 2009 as gold dealers were swamped with buy requests from investors looking to purchase gold bullion bars. As the floundering United States Dollar causes many investors to flee into the refuge that is the precious metals market, some individuals are deciding to purchase gold bullion bars to hedge their portfolios against inflation.</p>
<p>Some investors are shifting funds away from mainstream investments because of the latest news about the United States' banking crisis, which revealed that over 400 US banks are &quot;troubled.&quot; They purchase gold bullion bars because it is an asset that can be owned outright, and it historically thrives during high inflationary times. Gold bullion is not an interest bearing asset, and many investors have come to the conclusion that, given their &quot;druthers&quot;, holding physical gold is preferred to gaining interest on cash accounts. If the gold bullion bar market is a path that an investor decides to walk down, purchase gold bullion bars branded by companies such as Johnson-Matthey and Credit Suisse, because they offer a cost effective way to purchase physical gold bullion. Gold bullion bars purchased from a reputable gold dealer offer a lower premium than gold bullion coinage. Since gold bullion items, in both bar and coin form, were historically recalled and confiscated by the United States government to back up the value of the Dollar during the Great Depression, the current trend is to purchase gold bullion bars as a SHORT-term investment vehicle. Certified rare gold coins are usually recommended by brokers only if the investor is looking for a long-term hold with more than the usual attention placed on portfolio safety.</p>
<p>Analysts around the world believe September could possibly be a record month for gold because of its rising safe haven demand, coupled with a flaccid real estate market that is expected to lose another 15% in value nationwide by the end of next year. Gold for September delivery stood at $993.90 in late afternoon trading, with the trading range varying from $986 to $1003 throughout the day.  As consumer confidence wanes and China eyes it's options in regard to it's United States Dollar holdings, keep an eye on both the bullion spot price and the PCGS certified rare coin price guide. Many market experts are projecting an end-of-the-year slump for stocks and real estate, so we will just have to sit tight and see what effect this has on gold.</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[September 8 - Gold Bullion For Sale]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/Gold-Bullion-For-Sale/</link>
                    <pubDate>Tue, 08 Sep 2009 15:56:33 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 8, 2009 </strong>&ndash; When looking for gold bullion for sale, there are a few important steps that you should take in order to ensure that you&amp;rsquore getting the best product for the best possible price. First things first, prior to looking for gold bullion for sale, you want to make sure that bullion is truly right for you. If you&amp;rsquore a technical trader that wants to make short-term profit from quick upward fluctuation, then bullion may be what you&amp;rsquore looking for. Once you have done this, it is then time to begin searching for reputable dealers that could supply you with gold bullion for sale at competitive prices.</p>
<p>Typically, smaller local dealers hold higher premiums on their bars and coins in order to make up for their lower sales volume, while on the other hand, larger nationwide dealers typically hold lower premiums due to their higher sales volume. Always remember that reputability is the cornerstone of the gold industry, thus it&amp;rsquos important that you research the reputability of dealers by using the Better Business Bureau website (www.BBB.org). It is not recommended that investors work with dealers that hold less than an A rating with the Better Business Bureau, thus it&amp;rsquos no surprise that wise investors continue turning to reputable companies like the Certified Gold Exchange that holds a flawless A+ rating. If you would like to learn more about the options available to you with bullion, feel free to browse this website or visit the Certified Gold Exchange directly at www.CertifiedGoldExchange.com.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 8, 2009</strong> &ndash; When looking for gold bullion for sale, there are a few important steps that you should take in order to ensure that you&amp;rsquore getting the best product for the best possible price. First things first, prior to looking for gold bullion for sale, you want to make sure that bullion is truly right for you. If you&amp;rsquore a technical trader that wants to make short-term profit from quick upward fluctuation, then bullion may be what you&amp;rsquore looking for. Once you have done this, it is then time to begin searching for reputable dealers that could supply you with gold bullion for sale at competitive prices.</p>
<p>Typically, smaller local dealers hold higher premiums on their bars and coins in order to make up for their lower sales volume, while on the other hand, larger nationwide dealers typically hold lower premiums due to their higher sales volume. Always remember that reputability is the cornerstone of the gold industry, thus it&amp;rsquos important that you research the reputability of dealers by using the Better Business Bureau website <a>(www.BBB.org)</a>. It is not recommended that investors work with dealers that hold less than an A rating with the Better Business Bureau, thus it&amp;rsquos no surprise that wise investors continue turning to reputable companies like the Certified Gold Exchange that holds a flawless A+ rating. If you would like to learn more about the options available to you with bullion, feel free to browse this website or visit the Certified Gold Exchange directly at <a>www.CertifiedGoldExchange.com</a>.</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[September 4 - American Eagle Gold Bullion]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/American-Eagle-Gold-Bullion/</link>
                    <pubDate>Thu, 03 Sep 2009 16:07:44 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 4, 2009</strong> &ndash; American Eagle gold bullion coins are some of the most popular bullion products in circulation, and today I would like to give you a few tips that could help you maximize your investment potential with these profitable coinages. Below I have listed and briefly explained three important tips that could make you more successful when investing in American Eagle gold bullion coins:</p>
<p>Understand Your Goals - Understanding your investment goals is very important because it gives you better direction when making your diversification. Typically, bullion products are best reserved for investors who seek short-term profit with gold, thus it could help if you have similar short-term profit goals. Investors who seek long-term wealth preservation may want to focus on certified rare coins as opposed to bullion coins.</p>
<p>Research The Market - Researching the market is one of the best ways to get an insider&rsquo;s viewpoint on your investment. A good resource website that could help you learn more about this expansive market is www.Gold-Investment.info.</p>
<p>Find The Best Dealer - Finding the best dealer is crucial when looking to maximize investing potential because you always want to work hand-in-hand with a market expert that focuses on helping you meet your investing goals. Companies like the Certified Gold Exchange (www.CertifiedGoldExchange.com) have a long-standing record of providing competitive pricing along with tactical assistance to a wide array of investors.</p>
<p>If you would like to learn more about American Eagle gold bullion coins, feel free to browse this website or visit www.Gold-Eagle.org.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 4, 2009</strong> &ndash; American Eagle gold bullion coins are some of the most popular bullion products in circulation, and today I would like to give you a few tips that could help you maximize your investment potential with these profitable coinages. Below I have listed and briefly explained three important tips that could make you more successful when investing in American Eagle gold bullion coins:</p>
<p>Understand Your Goals - Understanding your investment goals is very important because it gives you better direction when making your diversification. Typically, bullion products are best reserved for investors who seek short-term profit with gold, thus it could help if you have similar short-term profit goals. Investors who seek long-term wealth preservation may want to focus on certified rare coins as opposed to bullion coins.</p>
<p>Research The Market - Researching the market is one of the best ways to get an insider&rsquo;s viewpoint on your investment. A good resource website that could help you learn more about this expansive market is www.Gold-Investment.info.</p>
<p>Find The Best Dealer - Finding the best dealer is crucial when looking to maximize investing potential because you always want to work hand-in-hand with a market expert that focuses on helping you meet your investing goals. Companies like the Certified Gold Exchange (www.CertifiedGoldExchange.com) have a long-standing record of providing competitive pricing along with tactical assistance to a wide array of investors.</p>
<p>If you would like to learn more about American Eagle gold bullion coins, feel free to browse this website or visit www.Gold-Eagle.org.</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[September 3 - Gold Bullion Market]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/Gold-Bullion-Market-B/</link>
                    <pubDate>Wed, 02 Sep 2009 13:04:10 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 3, 2009</strong> &ndash; The gold bullion market holds many different options for several types of investors, and that is why understanding this diverse market could be very important when looking to maximize profit and wealth preservation with precious metals. First things first, before entering the gold bullion market one of the most important preliminary steps that you should take is evaluating your investing portfolio in order to determine your goals and needs. Do you seek a short-term profit tool or a long-term wealth preservation tool? Typically, gold bullion bars and coins are best reserved for investors who seek short-term profit because as long-term wealth preservation tools they tend to experience more volatility in most investing portfolios. If you seek a short-term profit tool, then you may want to begin researching the different bars and coins available to you by browsing reputable websites like www.Gold-Investment.info.</p>
<p>Another important step that should be taken when entering the gold bullion market is researching the various dealers in order to get the best prices and service. You can do this by browsing www.Google.com, yet be cautious for dealers that are not reputable. Always conduct a background check on the company of your choice by using the Better Business Bureau reports (www.BBB.org). If you are looking for a reputable nationwide dealer that holds a long-standing A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau, then you may want to research the Certified Gold Exchange (www.CertifiedGoldExchange.com), which happens to be one of North America&rsquo;s premier precious metal exchanges at the moment.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 3, 2009</strong> &ndash; The gold bullion market holds many different options for several types of investors, and that is why understanding this diverse market could be very important when looking to maximize profit and wealth preservation with precious metals. First things first, before entering the gold bullion market one of the most important preliminary steps that you should take is evaluating your investing portfolio in order to determine your goals and needs. Do you seek a short-term profit tool or a long-term wealth preservation tool? Typically, gold bullion bars and coins are best reserved for investors who seek short-term profit because as long-term wealth preservation tools they tend to experience more volatility in most investing portfolios. If you seek a short-term profit tool, then you may want to begin researching the different bars and coins available to you by browsing reputable websites like www.Gold-Investment.info.</p>
<p>Another important step that should be taken when entering the gold bullion market is researching the various dealers in order to get the best prices and service. You can do this by browsing www.Google.com, yet be cautious for dealers that are not reputable. Always conduct a background check on the company of your choice by using the Better Business Bureau reports (www.BBB.org). If you are looking for a reputable nationwide dealer that holds a long-standing A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau, then you may want to research the Certified Gold Exchange (www.CertifiedGoldExchange.com), which happens to be one of North America&rsquo;s premier precious metal exchanges at the moment.</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[September 2 - Safe Investments]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/Safe-Investments-B/</link>
                    <pubDate>Tue, 01 Sep 2009 09:35:07 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 2, 2009</strong> &ndash; Finding safe investments amidst troubling economic times is without a doubt a priority to many investors, thus in the past few years more and more wise Americans have been turning to gold bullion in particular as their ultimate shelter from this financial storm. Although no asset can truly be considered &ldquo;safe,&rdquo; many investors, market analysts and financial institutions believe that gold bullion bars and coins could be safe investments, especially since the metal in general has historically thrived time and time again during both inflationary and deflationary environments. For example, between 1970 and 1980, the United States was facing high inflation as a result of the Federal Reserve increasing interest rates too soon, and in this two-year timeframe, the gold spot price increased more than 800% while stocks, bonds and real estate contracted significantly. If this type of market fluctuation occurs down the road, wouldn&rsquo;t you like to know that you have a few bars and coins that could help you stay afloat comfortably?</p>
<p>If you feel that gold bars and coins could be safe investments for your portfolio, now may be a good time to begin researching this diverse market by browsing informative websites like www.Gold-Investment.info. Explore your options and then contact a reputable precious metal exchange that could help you meet your investing goals and needs. In order to truly maximize your profit and wealth preservation with gold, it&rsquo;s very important that you enter the market with the appropriate product, and that&rsquo;s why it is always recommended that new investors work hand-in-hand with knowledgeable market experts.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 2, 2009</strong> &ndash; Finding safe investments amidst troubling economic times is without a doubt a priority to many investors, thus in the past few years more and more wise Americans have been turning to gold bullion in particular as their ultimate shelter from this financial storm. Although no asset can truly be considered &ldquo;safe,&rdquo; many investors, market analysts and financial institutions believe that gold bullion bars and coins could be safe investments, especially since the metal in general has historically thrived time and time again during both inflationary and deflationary environments. For example, between 1970 and 1980, the United States was facing high inflation as a result of the Federal Reserve increasing interest rates too soon, and in this two-year timeframe, the gold spot price increased more than 800% while stocks, bonds and real estate contracted significantly. If this type of market fluctuation occurs down the road, wouldn&rsquo;t you like to know that you have a few bars and coins that could help you stay afloat comfortably?</p>
<p>If you feel that gold bars and coins could be safe investments for your portfolio, now may be a good time to begin researching this diverse market by browsing informative websites like www.Gold-Investment.info. Explore your options and then contact a reputable precious metal exchange that could help you meet your investing goals and needs. In order to truly maximize your profit and wealth preservation with gold, it&rsquo;s very important that you enter the market with the appropriate product, and that&rsquo;s why it is always recommended that new investors work hand-in-hand with knowledgeable market experts.</p>
<p><a>Daily Updates Archive</a></p>
<p>Jonathan Monroe</p>
<p>Senior Staff Writer - Gold-Bullion.org</p>]]></content:encoded>
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                    <title><![CDATA[September 1 - How To Buy Gold Bullion]]></title>
                    <link>http://www.gold-bullion.org/http://www.gold-coin.com/news/How-To-Buy-Gold-Bullion-B/</link>
                    <pubDate>Mon, 31 Aug 2009 11:44:00 -0700</pubDate>
                    <description><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 1, 2009</strong> &ndash; Learning how to buy gold bullion could be an easy task, as long as you have the proper background knowledge to support your decisions, and that is why I would like to give you a few basic tips that could make your purchase more successful. First things first, when learning how to buy gold bullion, it&rsquo;s crucial that you understand how to track the gold spot price because it is a very important factor that heavily affects bullion pricing. You can do this by visiting reputable websites like www.GoldPrice.net and www.Kitco.com. Once you fully understand how to track the spot price, it is then time to begin researching the different types of products that you can purchase, that way you have a better understanding of the bars or coins that could work best for your investing goals and needs. An excellent resource website for learning about bars and coins is www.Gold-Investment.info.</p>
<p>Probably one of the most important steps that every investor should take when learning how to buy gold bullion is finding a reputable, long-standing dealer. As you may already know, there are literally hundreds of dealers scattered around the United States, yet only a handful of them have proven their reputability time and time again. Always make sure that you background-check the gold dealer of choice by using the Better Business Bureau (www.BBB.org). It is not recommended that investors work with companies that hold less than an A rating with the BBB, unless you&rsquo;re willing to put your hard-earned wealth at risk. Feel free to browse this website for more investor strategies and product breakdowns that could make you a winner in today&rsquo;s losing investing markets.</p>]]></description>
                    <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>September 1, 2009</strong> &n