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APMEX.com is the leading precious metals retailer in the U.S offering the largest selection of gold, silver, and platinum products. We hope that our videos will help you understand what makes APMEX the leader in precious metals.
Our goal is to create an environment where investors can become educated about investing in precious metals, make smart purchasing decisions and feel comfortable that they are buying gold and silver from a company that shares their same values.
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Ever noticed the mottos on coins? From 'In God We Trust' to 'E Pluribus Unum,' these phrases reflect history, values & identity. Next time you grab some change, take a closer look! #CoinHistory #MoneyTalks 👉 learn.apmex.com/
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Have you ever dreamed of uncovering a hidden treasure hoard of gold, silver, and priceless gems buried beneath the earth, just waiting to be found? Learn about the Top 22 Gold Hoards in our free Knowledge Center. ✨💛
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🔎 Today on APMEX Answers: Are silver foil notes a smart investment? These thin, flexible sheets of .999 fine silver resemble banknotes but are valued as bullion. Learn how their silver content and collectible appeal impact their worth. #SilverStacking #Bullion 🩶
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🔎 Today, we’re highlighting the Designer’s Initials, the small letters on a coin that represent its creator. Typically found near the coin’s edge or within the design, these initials are an important detail for collectors. When examining a coin, look closely—well-preserved initials can indicate minimal wear and add to its numismatic appeal. ✨
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🔎Now looking at the “Relief,” the raised design elements on a coin. This includes portraits, lettering, and other details that stand out from the background field. When examining a coin, check the relief for sharpness and wear, as these features can impact its value and appeal.
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🔎🪙 Join us as we explore numismatic terminology. Today, we’re looking at the “Field,” the smooth, unstamped portion of a coin. This area often shows flaws, scratches, and other blemishes most clearly. When examining a coin, always check the clarity of the field. More at learn.apmex.com #numismatics #coincollecting #coins #apmex
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Welcome, new collectors and investors! Our "Anatomy of a Coin" series breaks down the key features of every coin. First up: the portrait—the "heads" side of "heads or tails." This front-facing side is called the Obverse, while the back is known as the Reverse. Stay tuned for more insights into coin design and history! Go to learn.apmex.com for in-depth articles on precious metals.
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Gold climbed more than $50 per ounce last week, with the widening gold-to-silver ratio helping push silver above $30. Financial uncertainty surrounding the U.S. Presidential transition is providing support to the precious metals market this week.
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