Miscellaneous

Collectors are pushing bids higher for the 2025 Omega Penny sets, with strong interest in the rare gold Lincoln cent and Set #232 before the auction.

The U.S. Mint ends penny production after 232 years — explore its history, collector appeal, and lasting impact on American currency.

Discover 20 powerful factors driving silver’s next major bull run — from industrial demand and global shortages to investor sentiment and inflation.

Explore how top global mints safeguard gold and silver bullion with cutting-edge security features, from micro-engraving to digital verification.

Discover clever strategies for hiding gold and silver at home, from secret compartments to outdoor caches, plus when to choose vault storage.

On June 13, 2025, the U.S. Mint releases a powerful silver proof coin marking the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army. Featuring a first-ever Army privy mark, this 1 oz American Silver Eagle combines .999 fine silver purity with patriotic tribute. NYC Bullion is proud to offer this exclusive collectible - a perfect addition for veterans, collectors, and those who value American strength and legacy.

Just days after confirming the preservation of New York’s sales tax exemption on precious metals, a new challenge has emerged. Senate Bill S7875, introduced by Senator Andrew Gounardes, proposes to drastically limit the exemption - removing eligibility for most individual investors. While bullion buyers statewide had hoped the issue was settled, this bill reopens the conversation with potentially serious implications for investors, collectors, and dealers alike. At NYC Bullion, we are committed to keeping our community informed about these developments and what they could mean for gold and silver buyers throughout the state. Here's what you need to know.

In a major win for precious metals investors, New York has officially preserved its sales tax exemption on bullion purchases over $1,000. This decision, finalized in the state’s 2025 budget, ensures that qualified gold, silver, platinum, and palladium coins and bars remain tax-free - keeping New York competitive with over 40 other states. For collectors, investors, and local dealers, this outcome means continued access to precious metals without added cost. Here's what you need to know about the exemption, how it was saved, and what it means for the future of gold and silver investing in New York.

With silver currently priced at $30.25 per ounce, investors are watching closely for signs of a potential breakout. Though recent highs above $34 are in the rearview, strong industrial demand, market uncertainty, and long-term economic shifts keep silver in the spotlight. Could the white metal reach $100 by the end of 2025? In this article, we explore the key catalysts that could push silver to new heights—and what investors should watch for in the months ahead.

Gold recently broke above the $3,000 threshold, igniting speculation that it could hit $5,000 by the end of 2025. With inflation, global instability, and strong central bank demand at play, the possibility is gaining attention. In this article, NYC Bullion explores the factors behind this bold forecast and what it could mean for investors.

Gold has officially broken the $3,000 per ounce barrier, making headlines across global financial markets. This milestone impacts not only large-scale investors but also everyday New Yorkers looking to buy or sell gold. With inflation concerns, central bank buying, and economic uncertainty driving demand, understanding gold’s role in the market has never been more crucial. Whether you’re looking to invest in gold bars or liquidate your holdings, knowing the right strategies and options in NYC’s bullion market can help you maximize your wealth. Let’s explore how $3,000 gold affects New York investors and what’s next for the gold market.

The latest US tariffs on key trade partners are disrupting global markets, triggering retaliatory measures and stock volatility. As economic uncertainty rises, precious metals like gold and silver are gaining attention as a stable investment. For New York investors, these trade shifts could impact retail prices, financial markets, and inflation trends. Here’s what you need to know.