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Celebrate America’s 250th anniversary with 2026 George Washington Commander Series coins featuring the Freedom Privy and iconic Liberty Bell design.

Minted and cast gold bars are two of the most common forms of gold bullion available today. While both contain the same precious metal, they differ in their manufacturing process, appearance, premiums, and overall presentation.

This guide explains how minted and cast gold bars are produced, their defining characteristics, and how each type fits within the broader gold bullion market, helping readers better understand the options available when buying physical gold.

The Year of the Horse is the latest release from Perth Mint's Lunar Series III. This is one of the Perth Mint's most anticipated releases every year. Discover the many different versions of the design available right now at SD Bullion.

In this article, I analyze the causality behind gold's safe haven status and why geopolitical tensions and times of economic uncertainty could potentially shift the dynamics in supply and demand for the precious metals industry.

This guide compares home storage and segregated depository storage for physical gold and other precious metals. It explains how each option differs in terms of security, insurance, regulatory considerations, accessibility, and cost structure. The article also outlines Gold IRA storage requirements and reviews key factors investors commonly evaluate when selecting a storage method, including risk tolerance, geographic location, and account type.

A comprehensive guide that tackles the main differences between gold coins and gold bars. See the implications about each investment option and the best strategies according to specialists.