In the world marketplace where economics, culture, and identity often meet, the bullion coins are the silent envoys for the countries. Besides the face value, the Austrian Philharmonic, the Canadian Maple Leaf, the British Britannia, and the Mexican Libertad coins have high cultural demand themselves. The coins extend the investment attributes for the precious metal—these…
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Specialty Bullion’s Global Influence: Krugerrands, Pandas, and the Noah’s Ark Collection
Discover the investment and cultural significance of the most famous bullion coins globally Most people, when they hear the term bullion, conjure up regular silver or gold bars. However, for collectors and investors, specialty bullion coins offer far more than sterling metal content. Specialty coins have histories, traditions, and global acceptance. Among the most well-known…
Signs It’s Time to Sell Your Gold or Silver Investment
Knowing When to Cash Out and Maximize Your Returns Investing in gold and silver is all about timing—when to buy, when to hold, and yes, when to sell. While precious metals are excellent for long-term wealth preservation, there are times when selling your bullion makes good financial sense. Whether you’re sitting on a pile of…
Understanding Precious Metals in a Canadian RRSP or TFSA
How to Hold Gold and Silver in Your Registered Accounts When Canadians think about investing through their RRSP (Registered Retirement Savings Plan) or TFSA (Tax-Free Savings Account), the usual suspects come to mind: stocks, ETFs, and mutual funds. But did you know that you can also hold precious metals like gold and silver in these…
Why Bullion is GST/HST Exempt in Canada—And What It Means for You
The Tax Advantage Every Canadian Gold and Silver Buyer Should Know If you’re thinking about buying gold or silver in Canada, here’s a valuable tip: investment-grade bullion is exempt from GST/HST. That’s right—unlike most products sold across the country, qualified gold and silver bullion doesn’t come with added tax. But what exactly qualifies as tax-exempt?…