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One of the largest national precious metals dealers and depositories in the U.S. has again teamed up with the nation’s leading sound money public policy group to recognize state legislators championing sound money policies.
With Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger’s signature on the state budget bill last night, Virginia has officially extended the sales tax exemption for purchases of gold and silver until 2028.
Today, Alaska enacted a bill that removes local sales taxes from purchases of gold and silver and reaffirms that the metals are constitutional money recognized by the state.
Maryland Governor Wes Moore signed a bill removing sales taxes from purchases of gold and silver, reversing course after a massive backlash over the past year from the public, precious metals dealers, and sound money experts.
At today’s U.S. House Agriculture Committee oversight hearing, Commodities Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) Chairman Michael Selig today applauded – and pledged to assist the efforts by – two members of Congress who recently introduced...
Georgia lawmakers expressed grave concerns with a big government scheme promoted by backers of a self-interested gold vendor yesterday and voted overwhelmingly to kill the proposal.
Mississippi lawmakers rejected three vendor-inspired bills this week that would harm Mississippians and the gold industry by entangling the state in a government-run gold scheme. House Bills 1440, 1530, and 1531 are each now considered “...
Washington state will begin penalizing citizens for protecting their savings in precious metals, imposing a sales tax on all new purchases effective January 1.
The 2026 Sound Money Index, released today, reveals that Wyoming, Idaho, and Missouri are now the most pro-sound money states in the United States.
As U.S. debt soars and foreign central banks stockpile gold, a U.S. Senator today introduced a bill to require the first comprehensive audit of America’s gold reserves in decades.
