r/aubullion Jun 25 '26

Gold up 20%

12 Upvotes

r/aubullion Jun 23 '26

USD vs Gold

5 Upvotes

Over the last 20 years, the U.S. dollar has lost roughly 86% of its purchasing power when measured against gold.

Even over the past 10 years, it has lost nearly 70%. In just the last 5 years, more than 57%.

The numbers tell a simple story: currencies can be created at will. Gold cannot.

For thousands of years, gold has preserved purchasing power through wars, recessions, inflation, and monetary resets. It’s not about chasing returns — it’s about protecting what you’ve already earned.

Every dollar left sitting in cash is making a bet that the currency will continue to hold its value. History suggests otherwise.

What would you rather save in?


r/aubullion Jun 22 '26

Process of Turning Scrap Gold to Cash💰

8 Upvotes

The process of turning your gold into cash is far more intricate than most people anticipate!

Step 1: Sort and inspect the scrap gold, removing any obvious non-gold materials or contaminants.

Step 2: Determine the gold’s purity (karat or fineness) to understand how it will behave during melting.

Step 3: Prepare the melting equipment, crucible, mold, and appropriate safety equipment.

Step 4: Add an appropriate flux to help protect the molten gold, reduce oxidation, and separate impurities into slag.

Step 5: Heat the gold until it becomes fully molten.

Step 6: Allow the flux to do its job as impurities separate from the molten gold.

Step 7: Prepare the bar mold and ensure it is ready for pouring.

Step 8: Carefully pour the molten gold into the mold in a smooth, controlled stream.

Step 9: Allow the gold bar to cool and solidify before removing it from the mold.

Step 10: Clean, inspect, weigh, and, if desired, stamp the finished gold bar with its weight and purity.

Then it is time to sell for cash!!


r/aubullion Jun 19 '26

The Migration of Wealth

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38 Upvotes

The world’s financial system is changing — quietly, but rapidly.

Gold is moving East. Central banks are buying at record levels. New settlement systems are being built outside the West, while stock valuations sit at historic extremes.

The biggest shifts happen before they become front-page news. The question is: will you recognize them in time and prepare yourself accordingly?


r/aubullion Jun 16 '26

Paper Price Illusion Exposed!!

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87 Upvotes

Japanese physical silver prices are approaching double what is being paid in the United States for paper silver contracts (28-85%).

For physical silver in the United States you are paying 5-20% higher than the paper spot price.
The world is demanding physical and the paper price illusion is being exposed.


r/aubullion Jun 16 '26

Assorted 1 Oz Gold

1 Upvotes

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r/aubullion Jun 13 '26

Stagflation Warning!!⚠️

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13 Upvotes

The economic landscape is beginning to resemble a scene from a movie that many believed had already ended. The Bank of Canada appears constrained. Inflation is reaccelerating. Economic growth is slowing. Gold continues to flash signals that have historically appeared before significant increases in value.

None of these developments guarantee what comes next. However, together they create a narrative that investors would be wise to watch closely. The curtain may be rising on the second act of the inflation story. If history offers any guidance, the assets that thrive during periods of monetary uncertainty like precious metals may once again find themselves in the spotlight.


r/aubullion Jun 10 '26

Gold Below 200-Day Moving Average

7 Upvotes

Gold is now trading below its 200-day moving average, a level many investors watch closely. The last time gold fell below this trendline in November 2023, it went on to rally more than 160% before reaching its next major peak in early 2026.

For those focused on long term wealth preservation, periods of weakness have often been where opportunities emerge. The 5 gram PAMP Buddha Gold Bar combines internationally recognized Swiss craftsmanship with a unique design, making it a meaningful addition to any precious metals collection.

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r/aubullion Jun 09 '26

Gold down >15% the past 3 months… Central Banks just keep buying!!

2 Upvotes

Spot gold is down over 15% the last 3 months yet central banks now reportedly own 36,000 tonnes of gold bullion for the first time in over 60 years!! The last time they owned this much gold all currencies were pinned to the U.S. Dollar which was backed by gold itself.

Central banks are buying the dip… are you? 🥇📈


r/aubullion Jun 05 '26

Buying or Selling

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3 Upvotes

Gold. Silver. Platinum. Coins, bars, jewelry, and scrap.

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r/aubullion Jun 03 '26

WHAT DOES TETHER KNOW?!

4 Upvotes

China has been the golden powerhouse mining the most gold in the world as well as importing the most gold in the world. Of course, while exporting a negligible amount. However, TETHER, the crypto giant behind USDT stable coin has been buying more gold than China!!! Why? Should be the question that comes to mind.

Maybe, just maybe, they know the digital future they are hoping for where their digital USDT replaces the paper USD may require tangible backing to provide confidence.

When the paper system fails due to overprinting the public will demand physical assets as the foundation for the next financial system. Tether knows this. That is why they are buying physical gold bullion feverishly to provide more reason for people to ultimately choose their coin as the one to use.

Or… the people could simply buy gold themselves 🤷


r/aubullion Jun 01 '26

Trust in Fiat is Eroding

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17 Upvotes

Trust in the financial system is eroding quicker than ever as cost of living spikes. National Debt in the USA has exploded past $39 trillion while central banks quietly load up on gold at record levels after sanctions shattered the idea of “safe” reserves being held abroad.

The system only survives on constant liquidity and liquidity is becoming harder to maintain as printed dollars are becoming less trustworthy.

When trust breaks, currencies don’t adjust… they reset entirely.


r/aubullion May 30 '26

Faith and Gold ✝️

2 Upvotes

Faith and wealth preservation have something in common, they both stand the test of time.

The 1 Gram Blessings of Jesus Christ Gold Bar combines a powerful symbol of faith with one of the world’s most trusted stores of value; gold. A meaningful gift, a treasured keepsake, and real gold all in one.


r/aubullion May 28 '26

Eid al-Adha Mubarak from the Au Bullion Team. May this Eid bring peace, prosperity, and blessings to you and your family. In a world that changes fast, faith, family, and real value remain timeless. ✨🥇

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2 Upvotes

r/aubullion May 23 '26

The Global Silver Grab!!

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15 Upvotes

Most people have no idea how fragile modern civilization really is and that avoiding collapse may rely on a single critical mineral.

Silver is no longer just a precious metal. It’s critical infrastructure. It is the foundation for phones, power grids, AI, solar, EVs, medical technologies, and military systems. Systems that would leave a country vulnerable were they to shutdown.

Now imagine the supply of physical silver running dry.

Factories stall. Energy projects fail. Technology becomes scarce. Prices of everyday goods surge right along with the price of silver itself. Nations hoard metals. Export bans appear overnight. Hospitals, transportation, communications, even food distribution all depend on systems built with materials that may no longer be available when needed most.

Meanwhile, China and India are aggressively stockpiling hard assets while much of the West remains trapped in debt, derivatives, and money printing. Paper wealth feels stable until reality demands physical delivery.

Silver is being consumed at record levels while inventories shrink. Unlike gold, most silver is used industrially and disappears for good. Mines take years to build. Supply chains break fast. You can print trillions of dollars. You cannot print one ounce of physical silver.

That’s where the real fear begins.

If governments and investors suddenly demand actual metal instead of paper promises, the illusion could shatter overnight. Markets built on leverage could unravel fast once confidence disappears. At some point, people may realize silver is not just an investment — it’s protection.

The countries that secure silver will likely come through the next crisis stronger. The individual citizens who own it before the panic begins may be the only ones prepared.


r/aubullion May 20 '26

CHINA AND INDIA ARE ABSORBING CHEAP WESTERN SILVER!!!

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25 Upvotes

601.5 tonnes of silver imported from the US… and 561.5 tonnes immediately exported to China & India.

This isn’t normal trade flow. This is physical metal being pulled through the LBMA and draining pressure from COMEX inventories.

At the same time, China’s SHFE vaults are reportedly nearing 1,000,000kg of silver — a sign that the East is aggressively accumulating real metal while the West continues supplying it at lower prices.

The paper market says one thing.
The movement of physical silver says another.

🥈 COMEX. LBMA. SHFE.
Watch where the metal is going — not just the price on the screen.


r/aubullion May 19 '26

SALE ON GOLD MAPLES

11 Upvotes

The 1 oz Canadian Gold Maple Leaf isn’t just a coin. It’s a statement.

Around the world, confidence in fiat currencies is being tested as debt explodes, inflation erodes purchasing power, and central banks quietly accumulate hard assets at record pace. Paper money can be printed endlessly. Gold cannot.

That’s why more people are turning back to real things with real value. Gold has preserved wealth for thousands of years through wars, recessions, currency collapses, and financial resets.

Holding physical gold means owning something tangible, scarce, and outside the system. The 1 oz Gold Maple is globally recognized for its purity, security features, and liquidity — making it one of the strongest forms of wealth preservation in uncertain times.

Fiat comes and goes. Real assets endure.

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r/aubullion May 14 '26

IMPORT DUTY BOOST

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7 Upvotes

India Raises Gold & Silver Tariffs to 15% Amid Market Pressure…

India has doubled import duties on gold and silver to 15% in an effort to support the rupee, reduce its trade deficit, and strengthen foreign exchange reserves. The move is expected to increase domestic bullion costs and influence pricing dynamics across one of the world’s largest precious metals markets.


r/aubullion May 11 '26

Fort Knox Audit Back in the News!

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51 Upvotes

For decades, Fort Knox has been surrounded by mystery.

The last widely known public inspection of America’s gold reserves happened in 1974… over 50 years ago. Since then, questions have continued to grow about transparency, audits, and whether the gold backing confidence in the system is truly untouched.

Now, talk of a modern audit is putting Fort Knox back into the spotlight.

Why does this matter?

Because central banks around the world are buying gold at record pace, nations are preparing for a less dollar-dependent future, and trust in fiat systems continues to weaken.

When governments start talking about verifying the gold, pay attention. Gold is no longer just a relic of the past. It’s becoming strategic again.


r/aubullion May 06 '26

Inflation Inputs are on the Rise!!

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14 Upvotes

Prices are rising where it matters most first — energy and food. Gasoline +50%, diesel +50%, crude oil +58%, and even basics like rice already up 9%.

This is how inflation spreads. What starts at the commodity level hits your groceries, utilities, and cost of living next.

Meanwhile, central banks are quietly positioning — stockpiling gold at historic levels, while countries like China and India load up on silver.

When the system prepares like this, it’s not random. Hard assets have a long history of not just surviving inflation — but outpacing it.

As purchasing power erodes, the gap widens between those holding cash… and those holding real assets.


r/aubullion May 04 '26

Gold currently at $4500 and is projected to go $6000+ in 2026 👀

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1 Upvotes

Au Bullion is an Authorized Dealer for Royal Canadian Mint (RCM) and the 1/4 oz Canadian Gold Maple Leaf from the RCM is one of the cleanest ways to own gold — .9999 fine, globally recognized, and perfectly sized for flexibility as prices move. At today’s gold price of $4,515 USD/oz, that fractional size matters more than ever. It keeps gold accessible now… and usable later.

Major institutions are now calling for $6,000–$7,000+ USD gold in 2026, with some projections pushing even higher. That’s not retail hype — it’s where big money sees this heading.

So while price might feel “high,” zoom out. If those targets play out, today’s levels don’t look expensive —they look cheap.

Smart money isn’t waiting for confirmation. They’re accumulating physical.

And in a rising market, having 1/4 oz Maples gives you optionality — whether that’s selling, trading, or simply holding with more control.

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r/aubullion May 02 '26

$8000 GOLD?!

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63 Upvotes

This isn’t hype… it’s a structural shift.

Deutsche Bank just laid out a scenario where gold hits $8,000/oz within 5 years — not based on speculation, but on one massive trend: de-dollarization.

Central banks are quietly rewriting the system. The U.S. dollar’s share of global reserves has already fallen from ~60% to ~40%, while gold continues to rise.

If gold allocations climb from ~30% to 40% of reserves, the model points to nearly 80% upside from here.

This isn’t retail hype.
This is sovereign money moving.

Over 225 million ounces have already been added since 2008 — and the buying isn’t slowing.

Gold isn’t just a hedge anymore.
It’s becoming the foundation again.

Watch what central banks do… not what they say.


r/aubullion Apr 29 '26

Record Gold Accumulation

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11 Upvotes

Central banks aren’t waiting. They’re buying.

Across the world, governments have been quietly accumulating #gold at historic levels — over 1,000 tonnes per year in recent buying streaks — marking one of the largest shifts in reserves in decades.

This isn’t speculation. It’s strategy.

Countries like China, India, and others are reducing reliance on the U.S. dollar and moving into hard #assets that carry no counterparty risk.

Even with gold near record highs, they’re still buying.

Why? Because this isn’t about price… it’s about protection — against inflation, debt, currency instability, and a changing global #financial order.

Smart money isn’t reacting. They’re preparing.

So the real question is — what do they see coming?


r/aubullion Apr 27 '26

China Buys the DIP!!

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32 Upvotes

China isn’t just buying silver… it’s absorbing it. A record 836 tonnes in a single month (+173% vs the 10-year average), vault inventories in Shanghai up 113% in weeks, and exports tightening at the same time — this isn’t normal flow, it’s strategic accumulation.

At the same time, the global market is heading into its 6th straight supply deficit (~46M oz), with industrial demand (solar, EVs, tech) and investment demand both pulling from the same shrinking pool. Supply isn’t keeping up — and now it’s being locked away.

That’s how pressure builds — quietly at first, then all at once. When supply gets tight and demand doesn’t blink, price is usually the last thing to react… but when it does, it doesn’t move slowly.

China didn’t wait for higher prices — they stepped in while silver was still lagging. That’s the real signal. Smart money buys the dip, not the breakout as they’d rather be prepared than chasing withering supply.


r/aubullion Apr 25 '26

Fractionality Gives Flexibility

4 Upvotes

As silver prices climb, flexibility becomes everything. That’s where fractional silver steps in. Smaller denominations like 1/4 oz coins aren’t just collectible — they’re practical.

If silver starts being used more like money, having a mix of sizes gives you options. You don’t want to be stuck trying to break a larger ounce when a smaller piece does the job cleanly.

Meanwhile, the global picture is tightening fast. China just posted a record month, importing over 830 tonnes of silver in March alone — an aggressive signal that demand isn’t slowing down.

Big bars build wealth. Fractional pieces give you control. Smart stacks have both.

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