Why silver?
Why silver? UK. Silver is a precious metal, it has an intrinsic value. Silver is both a commodity and a form of money. Silver is used in many medical, industrial,…
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Why silver? UK. Silver is a precious metal, it has an intrinsic value. Silver is both a commodity and a form of money. Silver is used in many medical, industrial,…
What is the difference between Bullion, Uncirculated and Proof coins? UK. Bullion coins. A bullion coin is a precious metal coin such as a gold or silver Britannia that is…
Gold bullion is often seen as a durable and reliable investment due to its unique properties. It’s finite supply ensures its enduring value.
What is counterparty risk? Physical gold and silver have no counterparty risk. So what is counterparty risk? Counterparty risk, is the risk of one or more parties in a financial…
What is the gold to silver ratio? The gold to silver ratio is a way to track the relative values of two precious metals, gold and silver. In very simple…
What is gold and silver bullion? Bullion, 24-carat, 999 fine, 9999 fine, 99.5% pure. What does it all mean? If you are new to investing in gold and silver, then…
Gold, Silver and UK Tax. Gold and silver coins or bars are probably one of the best ways to invest in physical gold and silver bullion in the UK. However,…
Gold price during a recession, UK 2020. With the Bank of England issuing stark warnings about the UK economy facing recession and 0.1% interest rates hitting savers hard, where are…
UK pound sterling purchasing power compared to gold Let’s talk about Inflation. The inflation rate of the UK pound sterling (GBP) from year 1960 to 2020 is a staggering 1829%.…
Why Gold and Silver? Gold is usually used as a hedge against inflation and can be a good store of value in a time of an economic deflation which is…