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In an often-uncertain stock market and investment landscape, silver has been rock-steady for an age with the trend looking set to continue well into the future. This is partly due to silver as an investment being a strong hedge against inflation and stocks, making it a safe haven in the investment world.
It’s cheaper than gold but equally as beautiful and rare, so you can bag yourself a bargain and bring your precious metals collection to life with silver pieces, whether you’re a first-time buyer, investor, or veteran in the collectors world.
SILVER – HISTORICAL RELEVANCE IN THE FORM OF PRECIOUS METALSSilver is a fascinating precious metal in that it comes in various different forms with different historical relevance such as the 1921 Morgan Silver Dollar Coin which is the most famous silver Canadian coins ever minted in the USA. Dating back to 1878 and used until 1904 and again in 1921, the Morgan Silver Dollar is an incredibly popular item in coin collecting and precious metals investments. It’s extremely rare and highly symbolic in American culture and available at Wall Street Metals today.
Another fine example of historical importance within silver Canadian coins is the 1 oz SilverTowne Buffalo Silver Round Nickel, which is one of America’s greatest classic coin designs. This one is often referred to as the Indian Head Nickel and was designed by James Earle Fraser in the early 1900s, used between 1913 and 1938.
We also stock the 2019 1 oz American Silver Eagle Coin, which is the best-selling coin from the United States Mint, and actually, the best-selling coin in the entire global market.
The American Silver Eagle sold more than 10 million times ever year in the 2010s, making it a highly coveted and valuable piece for collectors and investors in precious metals. It features a historic design of Walking Liberty walking towards the sun on the horizon and was initially created by Adolph A. Weinman back in 1916 for the US half dollar. The symbology behind this coin is monumental and connotes the nations ever-present and constant pursuit of a brighter future.
SILVER IN THE MODERN WORLDThere are many silver-lovers throughout the centuries alongside Pringsheim, who show us how valued the precious metal is and has been over the years.
The ways in which silver is presented has changed throughout the years, with special cabinets and vaults becoming more prominent throughout the 20th and 21st centuries, presented in carefully designed, beautiful environments.
People also tend to simply live with their silver items nowadays, which brings the collector closer to the pieces they’ve acquired, deepening the appreciation they feel for each item in their collection.
LONG TERM INVESTMENTSilver is on the rise and has been for some time now, making it a more than worthwhile long-term investment. With prices set to boom even further in years to come, there’s never been a better time to get involved whether it’s for investment purposes or to boost your own collection.
Silver is surprisingly profitable when compared to other investments, and something you can count on as a solid product that has stood the test of time. It increases in value more than almost any other precious metal or investment, making it somewhat of a well-kept secret in the investment world, and the profits you can make can be astounding.
And the best place to buy silver online? Right here at Wall Street Metals.
SIGNIFICANT COLLECTORS OF SILVER CANADIAN COINSSilver has been around for centuries, and there have been a number of impressive and noteworthy silver collectors in this time across Europe and the Americas.
The nineteenth and early 20th century were particularly popular periods for silver Canadian coins, and collectors were famous across the continents for the collections they kept.
With links to the art world and investing, collectors were influential and internationally known, even back in the nineteenth century. Alfred Pringsheim was a German mathematician based in Munich, who was an art lover as well as avid precious metals collector. He carefully purchased silver objects as well as paintings and other pieces of art and gathered over 100 pieces in his day which were very tastefully presented, often behind closed doors and shown to a few, select people.
After being stolen during the war by the Gestapo, the pieces were redistributed back to the Pringsheim family in the 1950s and are now spread across collections and museums around the world.