“Gold Is Money. Everything Else Is Just Credit.” — J.P. Morgan

American financier and investment banker J.P. Morgan made that statement in testimony before Congress back in 1912. What he meant was that gold, unlike both credit, and paper money, is not dependent on a third party. History is dotted with examples of currencies that have fallen victim to hyperinflation—the worst of which was in Hungary from 1945 to 1946, where prices doubled every 15 hours, followed by Zimbabwe in 2007 and 2008, where prices doubled every day. Similar examples are plentiful.

The U.S. Is Not Immune to Rampant Inflation

In fact, according to inflationtool.com, a website that displays the time value of money based on historical inflation and consumer price index data, goods and services that cost $100 in 1971 would cost $729.33 today. And anyone that does any shopping at all knows the situation right now is not great. Part of that is because, when the covid-19 pandemic began to wind down, people began buying again—more rapidly than the supply chain—which had slowed during the pandemic—could handle. Or course, causing inflation. Additionally, the conflict between Russia and the Ukraine added additional inflationary pressure because both countries supply the world with essential commodities—food and energy to name two big ones—which suddenly became scarcer and more expensive.

When Faced with Economic Uncertainty, Americans Turn to Gold!

But that’s not all. In fact, when you look around, what’s going on in today’s world, charitably called “economic uncertainty,” in effect means an imposed pay cut for many Americans. We’re talking about bank collapses, food prices that were up 7.1% in April, year over year, a manufacturing recession, aggressive interest-rate hikes by the Federal Reserve, mortgage rates rising, fewer homes on the market, and the cost of oil from overseas sources going up as production goes down. The list goes on—all of which is leading many Americans to rediscover their love of gold.

Demand for Gold Is Soaring Around the Globe!

It doesn’t take a genius to see the abundance of geopolitical turmoil in the world right now—trade disputes, Chinese spy balloons, the war in the Ukraine. Reuters reports that Russia purchased an all-time record number of gold bars in 2022, and in late December of last year, China’s central bank disclosed it purchased gold for the first time since 2019—both moves likely aimed at lessening reliance on American money.

Nobody knows what’s going to happen—to the U.S. economy, globally, or to the price of gold. Still, many Americans are pursuing the peace of mind that comes with legal-tender gold coins. Like these pure gold Tenth-Ounce Gold Maple Leaf coins, struck by Canada’s prestigious Royal Canadian Mint (RCM), guaranteed by the government for weight and purity.

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Their tenth-ounce gold size gives these coins an advantage over larger gold coins—their relative affordability. Instead of spending over $2,000 for a one-ounce gold coin, you’re able to add gold to your collection in more bite-size segments—which not only makes it easier on your wallet with lower price points on the front end, but also on the back end if you decide to sell.

These Gold Maple Leaf Coins Aren’t Just Gorgeous…

The maple leaf has represented Canada and Canadians for centuries, and is one of the most recognized and beloved symbols in the world. The simple, elegant maple leaf design on the reverse side of these coins is sculpted in intricate detail. Beyond that, the coin’s obverse includes the FIRST, and likely only, use of a transitional portrait of the late Queen Elizabeth II, with an update of the 2003 design by Susan Blunt along with the dates of the Queen’s reign, 1952-2022. While the Royal Canadian Mint (RCM) hasn’t yet made an official statement, these are also expected to be the LAST Maple Leafs to bear Her Majesty’s effigy.

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Bill Gale is a professional numismatist, author, and TV host with more than 30 years of coin market experience. But first and foremost, Bill is an avid collector himself. GovMint.com is a distributor for most worldwide government mints and the Smithsonian®. Since 1985, hundreds of thousands of satisfied customers have acquired coins from GovMint.com: Your one best source for coins worldwide.