For example, the 1933 Double Eagle gold coin, minted but never legally circulated, is considered government property and therefore illegal to own. In fact, owning one of these rare $20 coins today is ...

The federal gold ownership limits could surprise investors, as could the gold reporting, storage and tax rules.

When someone says “gold bullion,” they are usually referring to gold bars or coins. But gold bullion can be purchased in many forms — the most popular being in bars or coins. Here’s the difference ...

The markets are volatile today thanks to geopolitical and economic concerns. As worries flare up on Wall Street, gold is often seen as a safe haven. With gold prices already elevated, here is a gold ...

When you think about investing, you may lean more toward stock market options rather than the gold standard — but investing in gold may come with a few rules that will surprise you. For those new to ...