**Gold Coins Are Disappearing—Here’s Why**

Yesterday, we covered silver’s rise with inflation. Today, we’re warning you about something serious: gold coins—especially U.S. Minted Eagles—are vanishing from shelves. Dealers are reporting delays, premiums are spiking, and inventories are thinning fast.

Why? Demand is exploding as Americans lose faith in the dollar and look for real, portable wealth. And while bars are great for bulk, coins offer flexibility, liquidity, and trust. If you want Eagles or other sovereign-minted coins, act now. When they’re gone, they’re _gone_—and premiums never go down once the frenzy starts.

Tomorrow, we’ll break down the pros and cons of buying local vs online—and how to avoid getting ripped off either way.

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**Fun Fact Of The Day**

The U.S. Mint’s American Gold Eagle is required by law to be made from newly mined American gold—adding to its scarcity when demand spikes nationwide.

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