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How to Clean Coins to Make Them More Valuable

You come across a rare 1909 Indian Head Cent, generally worth over $400. But wait it’s very dirty and tarnished. What do you do?

PODCAST: This is why most of your stuff is worthless

Most of what you own is worthless. I'm not being judgmental. It's a fact.

Why You Should Never Exchange Currency at the Airport

Why You Can Make More Money Investing in Platinum Scrap

Many people like to invest in bullion and coins that are made of gold, platinum or silver. The predictability appeals to them. They buy a pure piece of platinum, gold or silver that comes in a hard plastic case that they can either open or put in a safe.

Finding Treasure: A Quick Guide to Antique Appraisal

Could that old vase in your attic be valuable? We talked to a local appraiser to find out.

Fireworks: Here’s what could go wrong

A compilation of videos from the Consumer Products Safety Commission uses mannequins to show the traumatic injuries, or worse, that can result from fireworks. Please be safe over the July 4th holiday.

Unexpected Places where Precious Metals Can Be Hiding

Sometimes it is easy to see precious metals when you come across them. You see some bright, shiny gold dust in the sand at the bottom of a stream for example, or open a dresser drawer and find your late aunt’s silver dinnerware there. Or maybe you open a box in an old jewelry factory and it is full

Fireworks: Let The Experts Handle Them

LAURIUM, Mich. – When it comes to fireworks, here's advice that could spare you—or a loved one—a dev

Fireworks Safety Rules and Tips for Families

Fireworks are part of many Fourth of July celebrations.

White Gold vs. Silver: What You Need to Know

At first glance, it's hard for the untrained eye to tell the difference between white gold and sterling silver. They're both silver in color, but the two metals are quite different beyond their initial appearances. Here's what you need to know when you're on the hunt for silver-hued jewelry.

Will Cheap Plating Liquids Make It Harder to Recognize Gold and Silver Items?

In years past, it was relatively difficult to plate a bright, shiny new layer of gold or silver onto other items. To do it, you had to either immerse the items to be plated in a plating tank or, in some cases, use an electrified plating brush to apply a thin new layer of gold or silver.

What Consumers Need to Know Before Buying Fireworks

Washington, D.C. ----Everyone enjoys fireworks, especially in the festive Fourth of July season. But consumers need to be careful about where they buy their fireworks. The National Council on Fireworks Safety (NCFS) recommends that you only buy consumer fireworks from a licensed store, tent or stand

Jewelry 101: The Quick Guide to Gold

Gold: a bright, lustrous metal that denotes taste, fortune and magnificence. To own gold jewelry means you’ve climbed the financial rungs of the social lad

Counterfeit jewelry intercepted, would have been worth $5 million if real

The U.S. government has seized hundreds of fake Cartier jewelry items that would have been worth more than $5 million had they been authentic.

5 Ways to Manage PTSD Symptoms During Fireworks Season

If your PTSD symptoms flare on the Fourth of July and other fireworks-friendly holidays, you’re not alone. Coping strategies like therapy and deep breathing can help, experts say.

Complicated Precious Metal Recycling Problems Made Easy

Recycling precious metals often involves analyzing and refining big messybatches of mixed materials. People who own these mixed lots of materialknow that gold or silver or platinum is “in there” somewhere, but don’tknow where it is, what it is, or how much of it is present.