October 2021 - Week 4 Edition
Gold and Silver Poised For Big Gains
Gold is still above $1,800 on Monday afternoon and held steady all day. Last Friday’s afternoon London gold price fix was $1,808.25, up 3.8% so far, in October and rising from $1,742.80 at the end of September. In their latest newsletter, the Aden Sisters stated silver has been even stronger than gold, which they read as meaning, “Silver is Ready to Pop Up.” The big picture, they say, “shows silver has the edge over gold and with gold now rising, we could see silver really take off!” How high?
The world-renowned financial analysts say, “Once it breaks above its 65-week average, its next move is to jump above the $29 - $30 level … and it could then reach the top of the step near $35” per ounce.
New Iconic Morgan and Peace Dollars Celebrating 100th Anniversary
The 100th Anniversary of the Morgan dollar & Peace dollar transitional year of 1921 is being honored with newly minted legal tender issues of both series.
In late 1921, the new Peace silver dollar was minted to commemorate peace between the United States and Germany in World War I. It replaced the Morgan silver dollar, designed by George T. Morgan, which was minted from 1878 to 1904 and in 1921.
From 1921-1935, the Peace dollar was minted in Philadelphia, Denver and San Francisco, but only in Philadelphia during 1921. The Morgan silver was minted in the same three cities plus New Orleans and Carson City. While only the Denver, Philadelphia, and San Francisco Mints are still in operation today, the new 2021 Morgan dollars also feature coins with “CC” and “O” privy marks to honor the former mints. The new High Relief Peace dollar is only being minted in Philadelphia.
These six new United States Mint 2021 coins are a beautiful rendition of the original designs using .999 fine silver, the same $1 face value and weight content, with an uncirculated finish. Graded by the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) in perfect MS70 condition, these limited-number six-coin sets will sell out.
“Call now while these MS70 sets are still in stock. At our low price, they are going fast!” Dr. Mike Fuljenz 2021 ANA Dealer of the Year.
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Inflation is Soaring, but the Biden Team is “Deep in Denial”
Last week, I told you about the Consumer Price Index (CPI) coming in at a surprisingly high 0.4% for September and +5.4% for the last 12 months, the highest 12-month run rate since 1991. The next day, Thursday, the Producer Price Index (PPI) came out at a much higher rate – up 8.6% over the last 12 months, including +0.5% for September. Even subtracting energy and food costs, the PPI was up 6.8%.
In the midst of these announcements, the Social Security Administration stated that benefits would rise 5.9% next year, due to inflation, for “Cost of Living Allowances.” That is the highest increase in Social Security benefits in 40 years – since the days of double-digit inflation in the early 1980s. While the Biden Administration will gladly take the praise for the pay increase for the elderly, Biden is also telling us that his tax-and-spend policies do not create inflation or more national debt. They do the opposite!
On inflation: “If we increase the availability of quality, affordable childcare, elder care, paid leave, more people will enter the workforce…. These steps will enhance our productivity—raising wages without raising prices. That won’t increase inflation. It will take the pressure off of inflation, give a boost to our workforce, which leads to lower prices in the years ahead,” – President Joe Biden, July 19, 2021.
On debt: “My Build Back Better Plan costs zero dollars… It adds zero dollars to the national debt,” –President Joe Biden in a tweet, September 25, 2021.
In what economic theory does adding trillions of dollars to the money supply make those dollars’ worth more? And in what world does the spending of $3 to $5 trillion more dollars “cost nothing” and “add nothing to the national debt?” The U.S. Treasury closed the 2021 Fiscal Year on September 30, 2021, with a stunning announcement that the total red ink for the year was $2.8 trillion, the second-largest deficit ever. Is this President already living in la-la-land or is he speaking off script?
Get to Know the “Team Mike” Professionals at Universal Coin & Bullion
Working with Dr. Mike Fuljenz, America’s Gold Expert®
Thomas Novak - Universal Coin & Bullion Manager
Thomas Novak, Manager of Universal Coin & Bullion, has worked here for almost 25 years. He received his bachelor’s degree in Finance and Management Information Systems from Lamar University here in Beaumont, Texas. Tom has three children. He stays busy attending his kids’ football, baseball and soccer games. He also has spent time coaching youth baseball and helping with fundraisers at the local Boys’ Haven.
Tom is proud that our business has an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau and, as a manager, he is a big reason for that recognition. His valued input has been instrumental in UCB receiving numerous awards from the Numismatic Literary Guild and the Press Club of Southeast Texas.
Tom loves the beauty, history, security and privacy that rare coins and precious metals provide customers. He especially likes the very popular Type II $20s. They were only minted from 1866-1876 and were our first double eagles with the motto ‘In God We Trust.’ Tom notes that over 95% of them were reportedly destroyed when President Roosevelt recalled gold in 1933 so they have a relatively low supply. Tom also takes pride in helping clients diversify their IRAs with American Gold Eagles.
Tom is here for you. Please don’t hesitate to contact him.
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