PO Box 9426
Austin, TX 78766-9426
Contact Us: Dana Samuelson, President
Contact Us: Dana Samuelson, President
Call Us: 800/613-9323
About American Gold Exchange, Inc.
Founded in 1998, American Gold Exchange is a leading national precious metals and rare coin company specializing in dealer-to-dealer trading and direct sales to the public. AGE draws upon a huge supplier network in the US and Europe, enabling us reliably to offer an almost limitless inventory of highest quality gold, silver, platinum, and palladium coins and bars at extremely low prices. Our mission is to help you to build and manage a profitable, private, enjoyable hard asset portfolio of any size. Customer service is our highest priority and value is our watchword. Recommended by Stansberry Research, Mary Anne and Pamela Aden of the Aden Forecast, Robert Kiyosaki, Brien Lundin, and many others.
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(Sponsored Content) Last Friday, New York spot gold closed above $2,600 for the first time ever, setting a record high near $2,620 and putting $3,000 gold in sight. Gold bullion has now risen 27% this year and set new all-time highs in six of nine months. I think it's just the start, writes Bill Musgrave with Dana Samuelson, vice president and president, American Gold Exchange Inc.
(Sponsored Content) Last Friday, New York spot gold rallied another 1.2% to close at a new record high above $2,581. The spot price is still touching new highs as Treasury yields and the dollar fall on speculation that the Fed may deliver jumbo rate cuts, writes Bill Musgrave with Dana Samuelson, vice president and president, American Gold Exchange Inc.
(Sponsored Content) When gold runs, silver typically lags for a period. But when silver plays catch up, it tends to do so with a vengeance. This lag, which can unwind like a coiled spring, is creating a tremendous value and upside opportunity for patient silver investors today, writes Bill Musgrave with Dana Samuelson, vice president and president, American Gold Exchange Inc.
(Sponsored Content) Consolidating Thursday's 1.8% surge, New York spot gold inched down $1 to finish last week at $2,414 as cooling inflation and softer US economic data cemented rate-cut expectations, stoking risk appetite at the expense of safe havens. The metal gained 1.1% for the week, its second straight weekly rise. Silver fell 1.6% for the day and week, closing at $30.89 an ounce, writes Bill Musgrave with Dana Samuelson, vice president and president, American Gold Exchange Inc.
