According to Ted Ancher, director of numismatics at American Precious Metals Exchange, Inc. (APMEX), coins typically last a ...

Whether you inherited a collection, assembled one yourself or stumbled upon some rare coins or bills, they're not worth ...

American Precious Metals Exchange (APMEX) and American Hartford Gold. You can also visit a physical store to buy gold bars or coins. This allows you to inspect the gold in person and ask staff any ...

“This building has come full circle,” said Adrian Neal, director of security for APMEX. “What once was built in 1922 to protect large amounts of gold and silver legal tender coins, and later was ...

Established in 2000, APMEX sells gold, silver, platinum and palladium, along with rare currency, including peace silver dollars and $1,000 federal reserve notes. Investors can buy coins ...

Whether customers are looking to invest in physical bullion or collectible coins, APMEX offers a variety of options. In addition to their extensive product range, APMEX is also dedicated to ...

Purchasing gold bars comes with extra costs, including storage, insurance, and a sales markup. Online dealers may have a ...

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 ...