by Jack | Feb 14, 2025 | Gold Facts
The American Dollar’s history dates back to before the United States of America declared their independence from British rule. The American Dollar was only a symbol at the time it was created and approved by Congress in 1786. No actual coins or notes were...
by Jack | Feb 14, 2025 | Gold Facts
Gold is the common name for this yellow rare metal, but it’s not its true name. Gold has been known by many different names in almost every culture. Gold as we now know it is a term that has Old English and Germanic roots. Geolu is the Old English translation of...
by Jack | Feb 14, 2025 | Gold Facts
Gold has always been an important topic in stories, from ancient times to modern. Gold was not only a sign of wealth and status, but in certain cultures it also had mystical power. In ancient Egyptian culture, gold was often used to decorate persons of royalty and...
by Jack | Feb 14, 2025 | Gold Facts
Take a look back at Indian coins dating from the fifth century BC. India’s First Coinage In order to promote trade, historians think that India introduced coins between the 5 th century BC and the 6 th century BC. Silver coins with symbols representing animals, plants...
by Jack | Feb 14, 2025 | Gold Facts
Since millennia gold has fascinated people, both for its beauty and its rarity. Gold is an adventure that takes people into the most remote corners of Earth. From the deepest mines to river beds, finding gold has been a lifelong pursuit. The two types of gold deposits...
