It always helps to have a little bit of coin around -- whether that be commonplace coins you keep in your purse for everyday ...

New Jersey governor Philip D. Murphy signed into law S721, which exempts sales of investment metal bullion and certain investment coins from sales and use tax. This success marks the culmination of a ...

Coin collecting can be categorized into two main categories, bullion and numismatic. Numismatic collectors look for unique coins that are rare and have historical value. Numismatic coin collectors ...

For many, purchasing tangible gold bullion is an attractive choice. Gold bars and coins are not only physical assets but have also demonstrated potential for long-term value appreciation.

Many investors buy gold to diversify their portfolios and secure their investments in unpredictable markets. “Gold has been thought of as a store of value for thousands of years, and people ...

It's always worth keeping an eye on your change as you never know what rare coins could wind up there. Whether it's the Kew Gardens 50p or a penny worth £200,000, some pieces can be worth a mint ...

Keep a close watch on your loose change, because tucked among the everyday coins could be small treasures. Even the humblest of coins, like a regular penny, could potentially be worth a staggering ...

Without you even realising, there's some pieces worth an absolute fortune. Just recently, a rare penny coin with a "unique" feature fetched £140,000 at auction. It just goes to show, it's always ...

Whether you inherited a collection, assembled one yourself or stumbled upon some rare coins or bills, they’re not worth anything until you sell them. These coins and bills often have sentimental ...

Investors who like gold as a hedge against inflation or stock market volatility sometimes turn to self-directed individual retirement accounts, where they can hold bullion, coins or other physical ...

Banks and gold dealers sell bullion bars and ingots. Banks often offer physical gold at a lower markup than dealers, but finding a branch with it may be harder. Minted coins are another common way ...

You may find a local coin dealer or you can use larger online dealers such as APMEX or JM Bullion. No matter what type of coin dealer you use, ensure you understand how their coins are valued for ...