Posted by aeson »
Add Comment »
The Singapore International Coin Fair (SICF) 2013 (www.sgcoinfair.com) took place on March 29th – 31st, held at the Sands Expo and Convention Centre, Level 1 – Hall A, which is located within the world-class Marina Bay Sands integrated resort. It is organised by Panda America (www.pandaamerica.com).
[Read more →]
Tagged under: American Eagles, american numismatic association, Australian Kookaburras, Australian Lunar Series, Bullion Coins, Canadian Maples, Chinese Pandas, coin fair, Dinar, Dirham, Fiat Money, Gold, international coin, Investment, Malaysia, malaysia singapore, national mint, panda america, panda coins, pandaamerica, Perth Mint, professional coin grading service, Silver, singapore mint, sunshine minting inc, tom hallenbeck, US
Posted by aeson »
Add Comment »
Recent headlines are mainly focused on the potential bailout plan in the Republic of Cyprus, a member state of the European Union. Over 7o% of its 1.1million population is ethnic Greek, maybe that is the reason so often mistaken to be part of another country in financial crisis, Greece.
“The entwinement of Cyprus and Russia, the world’s ninth-biggest economy, makes things complicated. Russia’s banks and companies have $31 billion parked in Cypriot banks, according to estimates by Moody’s Investor Services” – Bloombarg Businessweek
[Read more →]
Tagged under: Accessories, American Eagles, Australian Kookaburras, Azizi Ali, bailout, Bank Negara, bank run, Canadian Maples, Cartoon, cyprus, Fiat Money, russia
Posted by KH »
Add Comment »
We are moving towards a new world of touch screen. Fujifilm, a name which does not require any further introduction is now venturing into producing silver based touch screen for computers. Apples has been marketing devices with touch screen feature since 2007. PC makers such as DELL, Hewlett-Packard (HP) and ACERS are joining the bandwagon now with the recent introduction of Windows 8.
^ Fujifilm production facility in Greenwood, South Carolina.
Currently, touch screen relies on indium tin oxide, a costly rare material mined as a Zinc by-product. Silver poised a good possibility as a replacement. With years of experience in dealing with silver photographic film technology, Fujifilm are now all out to harnesh the new potential of silver. Fujifilm hopes to use its long history with silver to bring down the cost of these displays and grab a piece of the quickly expanding touch screen market.
Source: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-03-10/fujifilm-touch-screen-poised-to-aid-microsoft-vs-apple.html
[Read more →]
Posted by aeson »
1 Comment »
The Silver Institute has released a video titled, Silver: The Element of Change, which covers silver’s role in history, science, medicine, industry and finance, from its first mining in Turkey 5,000 years ago to its use in today’s most advanced electronic devices. The video explains how silver has changed the course of people’s lives with its role as a natural bactericide, to the exploration of the New World by Spaniards seeking silver, to modern investors who use silver as part of a diversified financial portfolio.
^ Silver - The Element of Change
[Read more →]
Posted by aeson »
1 Comment »
February sales of American Eagle gold and silver bullion coins slowed from January but were sharply higher from a year ago.
^ American Silver Eagle Records!
[Read more →]