In World War Two, congress was rationing many commodities. Nickel was rationed because of the use in armor plating. On October 8th, 1942, Congress ordered the United States Mint to remove nickel from the five-cent pieces.

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There are about thirty mutual funds which invest in both gold and silver. But as you will see, the investment styles and strategies of these funds vary greatly.

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1878 – 1921 Silver Morgan Coin Dollars are 90% silver, and is classified as “junk silver” read more about junk silver. Silver Morgan coins are some of the most valuable silver coins. Some think of silver as “junk” because it is a common metal without the high-dollar value of gold. In fact, investing in silver […]

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