News and Video

National Television Interview on a Business Network discussing the current rise in Gold, historical performance for precious metals and the how rare coins have consistently beaten the performance of the stock market.  A Good Humored exchange. 09/17/09

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By Jim Kingsland – FOXBusiness
Gold could go well above $1,000 an ounce in the next couple of years, according to some people bullish on the metal, who say China could boost the yellow metal’s price significantly if it takes the policy actions one of its research officials is advocating.
A Chinese academic with ties to the [...]

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By Gail Buckner – FOXBusiness
Interest in gold is soaring for the usual two reasons, according to gold expert Scott Travers: people see it “as a hedge against calamity and as a hedge against inflation.” He recommends owning collectible gold coins as opposed to bullion, mining stocks, futures, and common coins such as Canadian Maple Leafs [...]

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National Television Interview about the New Presidential Dollars issued by the US Mint, and their potential impact on both the consumer and the coin collecting community.

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By Gail Buckner – FOXBusiness
Is the current economic slowdown keeping you up at night? Worried that all the debt the federal government’s piling on will sink the value of the dollar? Afraid the only thing that’s going to be “stimulated” is inflation?
You’re not alone. During periods of economic uncertainty, gold has historically been the financial [...]

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Paper Gold Vs. Actual Gold Decenber 2008- CLICK IMAGE TO PLAY

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Previewing The New Dollar Coin – CLICK IMAGE TO PLAY
Note, The first part of this News segment was an Interview od Directory od the Mint Ed Moy. You can scroll to to Mr. Travers interview by Fast Forwarding to the 7:40 time mark on the video

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In 1978, Scott Travers made his First National TV appearance at the age of 17.  Scott was a guest on the most popular Morning Talk show in the nation, Good Morning America, and to say he made an impression would be an understatement.

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