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  Historical Gold to Silver Ratio

  Posted in: Gold vs Silver Investing

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  The gold to silver ratio is the oldest exchange rate in history — fixed at 15:1 for millennia, it now trades near 67:1. This guide maps the complete historical record from Rome to the 2026 cycle, explains the three structural changes that permanently raised the modern baseline, and shows how disciplined investors use ratio bands to accumulate ounces rather than chase prices. With data from the World Gold Council and the Silver Institute.

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  Guide to Gold and Silver Ratio Investing

  Posted in: Gold vs Silver Investing

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  Gold silver ratio investing lets you compound ounces instead of chasing prices. This complete guide explains what the ratio measures, the thresholds that have mattered since 1980, and how a single 2020-to-2026 rotation multiplied gold holdings by roughly 2.5×. You will learn a five-step rotation framework, the premiums, VAT and storage frictions that destroy amateur trades, and where the ratio stands at 66:1 in 2026. Written by goldminer.fr — 19 years of real-world expertise.

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  Best Silver Coins for Investors

  Posted in: Silver Investment Strategies

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  Which silver coins actually belong in an investment portfolio? This guide ranks the six best silver coins for investors — American Silver Eagle, Canadian Maple Leaf, Silver Britannia, Austrian Philharmonic, Australian Kangaroo and pre-1965 90% silver — comparing purity, premiums, liquidity and tax treatment. Includes the premium-versus-spread rule, gold-silver ratio strategy, and allocation frameworks by investor profile.

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  Best Gold Coins for Investors

  Posted in: Physical gold and silver ownership

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  Which gold coins actually deserve a place in your portfolio? This guide ranks the American Eagle, Maple Leaf, Krugerrand, Britannia and three more on premium over spot, global liquidity, purity and tax treatment. You will learn why 22-karat and 24-karat coins hold identical value, when fractional gold is worth its 15% premium, and the five steps that stop you overpaying — built on 19 years of goldminer.fr experience.

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  Money Printing and Inflation

  Posted in: Global monetary system risks

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  Money printing and inflation are structurally linked: US M2 hit a record $23.2 trillion in July 2026 while federal debt neared $40 trillion. This guide explains how quantitative easing and debt monetization erode purchasing power, why official CPI understates the problem, and what four historical episodes since 1971 reveal. Discover three practical strategies — physical gold, mining leverage and currency diversification — to protect your wealth.

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  How the global monetary system works

  Posted in: Global monetary system risks

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  How does the global monetary system actually work? This guide breaks down its three layers — base money, bank credit and reserve assets — and traces the path from the Bretton Woods gold standard to today's fiat system. Discover why global debt hit $348 trillion, why central banks bought 863 tonnes of gold in 2025, and how investors can protect purchasing power through physical gold, multi-currency diversification and mining stocks. Sourced from IMF, Federal Reserve and World Gold Council data.

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  How to Buy, Store, and Predict Gold's Price

  Posted in: Global monetary system risks

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  How to buy physical gold in 2026: coins vs bars, trusted dealers, allocated storage, dollar-cost averaging, tax implications, and the confidence signals that precede every major gold move. A practical guide by goldminer.fr.

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  The Gold Revaluation Playbook: From 1934 to the coming reset

  Posted in: Global monetary system risks

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  Governments have repriced gold twice in living memory — in 1934 and 1971 — to escape unpayable debt. Today, the US Treasury holds 261.5M oz booked at $42.22. With global debt at 235% of GDP and central banks buying 863 tonnes in 2025, the next revaluation playbook may already be in motion.

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  The Case for Gold: Why explosive move still ahead

  Posted in: Global monetary system risks

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  Global debt has passed $337 trillion. Central banks bought 863 tonnes of gold in 2025. There is less than 1 ounce per person on Earth. Yet most investors hold under 2% gold. Discover the mathematical and historical case for why the most explosive move in gold may still lie ahead — and how to position yourself before the window closes.

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  What are junior mining companies: High risk, high reward

  Posted in: Junior Mining Stocks

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  Junior mining companies are high-risk, high-reward explorers at the frontier of mineral discovery. In 2025, top TSX Venture miners returned 443%. Learn how the junior mining lifecycle works, how to evaluate companies, and how to build a structured, disciplined exposure to this powerful sector.

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  Gold bull markets in history

  Posted in: Precious metals bull markets

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  Discover the three great gold bull markets in history — 1971–1980 (+2,300%), 2001–2011 (+650%), and today's ongoing cycle pushing gold above $4,600/oz. Learn what triggered each rally, what ended them, and what their lessons mean for your portfolio in 2026. A clear, expert guide by goldminer.fr — 19 years of precious metals experience.

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  Gold bull markets: History, cycles, and how to profit

  Posted in: Investing in Gold

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  Study the three great gold bull markets — 1971–1980, 2001–2011, and 2020–present — and learn the structural signals that preceded each one. A practical framework for investors to profit from the current cycle using physical gold, mining stocks, and royalty companies.

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