Canada Gold Blog

On television shows and movies, one can often tell if a production is from Canada when the characters spend money. American bills are all similar in colour – a greyish green, but Canada’s bills are rainbow toned! Another form of Canadian money can also be colourful –...

The price of gold is determined by several key factors, including market demand, supply, global economic conditions, central bank actions and more. Understanding these factors can help investors and sellers make more informed decisions when dealing with gold.

Gold has long been valued for its beauty and rarity, finding use as jewellery, currency, and even in works of art. Historical tales of the gold rush and the efforts of miners to strike it rich are known to all, but in today’s world, the traditional methods of gold...

Like gold, silver has been integral to human history, cherished for its aesthetic appeal and used in various applications such as currency, jewellery, and decoration. This historical significance underscores the importance of understanding silver's various grades....

Gold has an allure that transcends time. As a symbol of wealth, power, and prestige, gold has been coveted throughout history. Especially in the current market where many are monitoring the gold price today, gold coins, particularly those from Canada, have been...

For thousands of years, gold has been valued by humanity for its beauty and scarcity. The first known use of gold as currency dates to around 700 B.C., when the first coins were produced by the merchants of Lydia, an Iron Age kingdom of Western Asia Minor. Made from a...

Gold can be kept in a variety of forms. Gold of high purity is often kept in the form of bars, but may also be found as ingots and coins. Gold that is officially recognized as being at least 99.5% pure is referred to as bullion, which can be cast into any of these...

When we think of dental fillings, many of us immediately picture the silver fillings that have been widely used by dentists for more than a century. While typically referred to as silver due to their colour, these are actually an amalgam of metals such as mercury,...

Are you thinking about selling your high-end jewellery? There are a wide variety of reason why you may want to part with your precious items. Maybe you no longer wear them. Maybe they were passed down and you would like some extra money. Or maybe you simply want to make more space in your home.

Not sure where to put your hard-earned investment dollars? While stocks and bonds can fluctuate, precious metals usually tend to rise, making silver and gold smart investments. But with so many options out there, it can be confusing deciding which precious metal...

Understanding British hallmarks can be a tricky task. This article will hopefully put some of that confusion to rest. The first thing you need to know is that you will be looking at a series of five symbols if the piece was manufactured before 1999. If it was...

Many of us have seen old movies and TV shows where a character tries to determine whether a coin is gold by biting it. While there may actually have been a time when this was a useful means of testing gold, it is probably not something that you would want to try...