The quiet but lucrative market for trading cards and other collectors items is going live to meet growing demand for the ...

The Royal Australian Mint is releasing a new $2 coloured red poppy coin this week and they are already in hot demand, with ...

Overview: The US agreed to not to block subsidiaries of Chinese companies that were sanctioned and not to enforce the port fee on Chinese ships that had ostensibly triggered the tightening of China's ...

Amid a metals pullback, inflation ~3% and Fed easing keep the long-term gold/silver bull intact. Five pillars: falling real ...

Philadelphia City Council will consider a bill to require a 10-cent fee on paper bags. The proposal passed out of a legislative committee this week. It wouldn't just impact grocery stores, but also ...

A rare-money gallery is hoping a treasure hunt helps ignite interest in coin collecting during a moment of surging interest in a precious metal: gold. For five days beginning Tuesday, Oct. 28, ...

Since going live in 2023, Crown Coins has established itself as one of the country’s best sweepstakes casinos. It was, for a time, a slots-only platform, but it recently added a selection of video ...

SYDNEY, Oct 21 (Reuters) - Donald Trump's backing of Australia's critical minerals will bring much-needed financial support to the industry, but experts say the U.S. president will have to wait longer ...

“I don’t think that the rare earth supply issues can be solved in the short term, period. China is too far ahead of the world,” said John Mavrogenes, an economic geology professor at the Australian ...

President Trump and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese signed an $8.5-billion critical minerals deal to reduce U.S. dependence on Chinese supply chains for rare earths. Australia holds the ...

WASHINGTON — President Trump tore into a foreign ambassador on Monday who badmouthed him in the past after signing a multibillion-dollar, rare-earth and critical minerals deal with visiting Australian ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. President Trump and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese signed an $8.5-billion critical minerals agreement ...