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Collectables or Bullion: The Real Value Behind Numismatic Coins vs Investment-Grade Metals

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Anyone who has ever been interested in precious metals always has a question: should you purchase collectable coins or go with straight investment bullion? The two alternatives are real, but they are used differently. One is inclined towards history and rarity, whereas the other is unconcerned with material content but rather long-term wealth insurance. Knowing the distinction is one of the most accurate ways to make smarter financial choices. This blog talks about what each of them represents. What Makes Bullion Valuable The simplest and most direct method of investing in  physical gold , silver, or platinum is by using bullion coins. They have almost no value besides their precious metal content, weight, and purity, but not design or history. How Bullion Coins Work Bullion coins are pegged against the prevailing world rate of the metal they are composed of. The value of bullion increases directly in tandem with the rise of gold and silver. They are designed to suit investors look...

Is Silver the New Real Estate? Comparing Perth’s Silver Bullion Market to WA Property Growth

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Over the years, Australians have been investing in property, particularly in Western Australia, as a means to create wealth. And it is easy to understand why, with the record performance of Perth in 2024-2025. The prices are skyrocketing, and investors are getting one of the best returns in terms of rental in the country. However, with the increase in property, there is another movement that is taking slow but sure hold on how individuals consider long-term wealth: the rise of silver as a store of value. In this article, we discuss the purchasing power of silver in relation to real estate in WA, why investors are reassessing their strategies, and what the statistics indicate about future possibilities. Why Compare Silver and Real Estate? The majority of investors assess performance in dollar returns. The issue is that the dollar is continuously fluctuating in value due to the increase in money supply by the governments and an upsurge of inflation, increasing asset prices. Examining pur...