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A Brief History of the Austrian Philharmonic Gold Bullion Coin - Vimarsana News

A Brief History of the Austrian Philharmonic Gold Bullion Coin

By Tyler Rossi for CoinWeek ..... It is fascinating how events in two different countries on different sides of the world can affect a third on an

What Are the Purest Gold Coins? A Quick Guide for Investors - Vimarsana News

What Are the Purest Gold Coins? A Quick Guide for Investors

Gold is a popular choice among novice and seasoned investors who want to diversify their investment portfolios. When ...

The Coin Analyst's Guide to Post-Holiday Gifts for Modern World Coin Collectors - Vimarsana News

The Coin Analyst's Guide to Post-Holiday Gifts for Modern World Coin Collectors

By Louis Golino, special to CoinWeek .....   It’s that time of the year again – time to look back on some highlights from the dizzying array of world

Inflation, Uncertainty Fuel New Gold Rush At Ancient Austrian Mint - Vimarsana News

Inflation, Uncertainty Fuel New Gold Rush At Ancient Austrian Mint

The Austrian Mint, one of the world's oldest and biggest producers of gold bullion coins, is unable to keep up with demand as people rush to find a safe haven for their money amid surging inflation

Inflation, uncertainty fuel new gold rush at ancient Austrian Mint - Vimarsana News

Inflation, uncertainty fuel new gold rush at ancient Austrian Mint

The Austrian Mint, one of the world's oldest and biggest producers of gold bullion coins, is unable to keep up with demand as people rush to find a safe haven for their money amid surging inflation and economic fears caused by war in Ukraine. "Demand for gold has never been as high as this year," the Mint's Chief Executive Gerhard Starsich told Reuters in his ornate office in a Vienna building where coins have been struck since the 1830s.