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Last week was very exciting, with lots of price volatility in the precious metals group.
On Wednesday, Gold traded between $3,645 and $3,708 following the press release and press conference of Federal Reserve Chairman Powell. The Fed lowered the Fed Fund rate range by ¼ percent to 4% and 4.25%. In the press release, the Fed showed that most of the Fed Governors were in favor of two more rate cuts this year. Gold spiked on the original news, then saw profit-taking as trading continued. In overnight trading, Gold reached a low of $3,631 before seeing heavy demand. On Thursday, Gold saw profit-taking in many of the overseas markets and in the U.S.
Gold rallied back by Friday, closing at $3,684, up $41 for the week, and up $200 for the month of September.

Last week, Gold briefly broke above $3,700 twice and sold off. I believe we will see the third and final attempt to break above the $3,700 per ounce resistance level this week. Last week made it clear that Gold buying will continue for a number of good reasons:

A deteriorating geopolitical situation (especially in Ukraine and Gaza), a weak U.S. Dollar, and increasing demand from the world’s largest central banks selling U.S. Dollars and buying Gold will drive the price to $4,000 per ounce by year-end.

The internationalization of the Chinese currency is no longer a fantasy. The growth of international payments in yuan is skyrocketing. As I have stated numerous times before, China wants to replace the U.S. Dollar as the World’s Reserve Currency.
China is now up to 50% of its international payments in yuan, with its payment system showing annual growth of 40%.

An article in last week’s Economist entitled China is getting rid of the U.S. Dollar, shows how China is abandoning the dollar for foreign payments. According to the Chinese central bank, more than 30% of Chinese trade in goods and services is now conducted in yuan and growing. The U.S. Federal Reserve has reported that after sanctions were imposed on Russia in 2022, Chinese banks switched nearly all of their new overseas lending out of dollars and into yuan, and Russia is now using the yuan for foreign exchange.

If the yuan replaces the U.S. Dollar as the world’s reserve currency, trillions of Dollars will be sold by all of the world’s central banks. This would be a major devaluation of the dollar, and only a 30% drop in the value of the Dollar would mean $5,000 per ounce for Gold.

Key U.S. Economic data to watch this week:

The week of Sept 22nd to Sept 26th 2025

• Tuesday: Fed Chair Jerome Powell speech
• Wednesday: August New Home Sales
• Thursday: Sept 20th Initial Jobless Claims, Q2 GDP, August Durable-goods orders
• Friday: August Personal income and spending

Today: This morning, we saw Gold moving higher in all the overseas markets. When trading moved to India, Gold moved over $3,700 on heavy buying. India is clearly dumping its U.S. Dollar holdings and buying Gold. Plus, as we approach the weddings/festivals season in India, retailers are aggressively purchasing Gold jewelry. Right now, Gold is trading at $3,730 per ounce, hitting a new All-Time High.

If you think the Gold price had a volatile time last week, look at what happened to Silver. Silver started the week at $42.25, reached a low of $41.11 on Thursday, and closed the week at $43.01 per ounce (a 14-year high), up $0.76 for the week. There has been excellent demand for many of the popular Silver investment coins and bars in India and Europe in both retail and commodity markets. Silver is now showing a larger increase than Gold for 2025. Silver is up 48.6%, compared to Gold with a 40.12% increase. Both Gold and Silver owners should have a big smile on their faces. The Silver-to-Gold ratio is now 85.77-to-1.

Today: Silver is definitely leading the precious metal sector higher. Demand, especially from China and India, is driving the value higher. After breaking through the $40 resistance level, Silver continued to move higher towards the $50 level. Right now, Silver is trading at $43.80 per ounce, a new 14-year High.

During the past month I have heard from a sizeable number of new Gold and Silver small investors. A small investor is anyone under $1,000,000. They pretty much ask the same questions about starting their initial purchase:

1. Should I buy Gold or Silver?
2. What Gold or Silver coins or bars should I buy?
3. What is the right investment for the long term?
4. Can I purchase Gold and Silver with my credit card?
5. Where is the best place to store my Gold and Silver?
6. When I’m ready to sell, how does that happen?

Let me try to provide a brief general answer to these questions.

1. We recommend a 55% Gold, 40% Silver, and 5% Platinum and Palladium.
2. Stay with the most popular coins for the best price and great liquidity (see below).
3. Over the long term, rare coins (rarities) have shown outstanding appreciation.
4. There is a 4% charge on credit card purchases, check or bank wire is better.
5. A safe deposit box at a bank, or a high value safe in your home.
6. Our company offers an aggressive buyback program, but there are many coin dealers in the Accredited Precious Metal Dealer’s Program.

The Different types of Gold and Silver investment Coins

1. Bullion Coins
   The most popular Gold bullion coins are the 1oz U.S. Gold Eagle and Buffalo, the Canadian 1oz Maple Leaf, South African Krugerrand, Australian Kangaroo or Dragon Bars, and Chinese Panda. All of these are brilliant uncirculated, but have no additional numismatic value.The most popular Silver bullion coins are the Silver 1oz U.S. Eagle, Canadian 1oz Maple Leaf, and the 1 oz Silver Buffalo Trade Unit. The value of all of these is based on the current spot price of Silver and is considered a short-term investment (under 5 years).
2. Bullion Plus Coins
   The most popular Gold coins are the pre-1933 U.S. Gold $10 and $20 uncirculated coins, British Gold Sovereigns, French Roosters and Angels, and Swiss Gold Helvetia. These are currently trading at a very low premium and offer some U.S. non-reporting benefits. The value is based on the spot Gold price plus a grade premium. Bullion plus coins trade very actively and offer outstanding liquidity.The most popular Silver bullion plus coins are the U.S. Morgan and Peace Silver Dollar in circulated and uncirculated condition. U.S. 90% Silver half Dollars and quarters, and dimes are also actively traded.
3. Modern Gold and Silver Coins (After 1964)
   The most popular modern Gold coins are the U.S. Proof Eagle and Buffalo. These should be encapsulated by PCGS or NGC and graded Proof-70. The U.S. Mint has produced other Gold, Platinum, and Palladium modern coins in mint state and proof condition over the past 60 years.The most popular modern Silver coins are the U.S. Proof Silver Eagles and the 2024/25 Proof Morgan and Peace Dollars. These should be encapsulated by PCGS or NGC and graded Proof-70. The value of these is collector-based.
4. Classic U.S. Rare coins (before 1964)
   There are a number of series of U.S. rare coins that collectors/investors save and build collections around. The most popular series of U.S. coins are Walking Liberty Half Dollars, Morgan Silver Dollars, Peace Silver Dollars, $10 Gold Indian, $20 Gold Liberties, and $20 Gold Saint Gaudens. Many collectors have their coins graded and authenticated by PCGS and NGC and join their registries, so they can compare and show their collections to hundreds of other collectors.Rare Coin collecting has been around worldwide for thousands of years. Many of these collections are being displayed at museums worldwide, including the Smithsonian National Museum in Washington, D.C.
5. Collector Coins
   Many older Rare Coin collectors started when they were young and saved Lincoln Pennies, Buffalo Nickels, and other U.S. coins they pulled from change.
   This isn’t an investment, but saving history that they can share with family.
6. Rarities
   Serious wealthy, rare coin investors purchase scarce investment-quality coins. These are coins with a value of $25,000 or more certified by PCGS or NGC and, in many cases, are the finest known or tied for finest known. Both PCGS and NGC provide what are called population reports. These reports count all the coins they have graded and authenticated since 1986 and show how scarce they really are. When investors decide to sell, they normally consign them to an auction house and sell for record prices.

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