States Are Turning to Gold—Here’s What That Means for You

Yesterday, we broke down the smartest ways to store your metals. Today, we shift to something bigger—states across America are quietly moving to reintroduce gold and silver into official policy. From legal tender laws to reserve backing, the metals are making a comeback.

Texas, Utah, Missouri, and a growing list of others are passing bills to recognize gold and silver as legal currency or protect them from state taxes. It’s a direct challenge to central bank power and a signal that trust in fiat is fading fast. When governments start stacking, you know it’s time to double down.

Tomorrow, we’ll talk about the best ways to use your metals—yes, spendable gold and silver are more real than ever.

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Utah became the first U.S. state to recognize gold and silver as legal tender in 2011—sparking a national movement that’s still growing today.