One of the fascinating things that I find about watching markets move is seeing trends emerging in demand.

An article in the Wall Street Journal Online last week talked about the different levels of activity in

It sure isn't every day of the week that an Australian rare coin makes it into the general media let alone get featured in a serious news program on prime time television.

It's been two weeks since the ANDA trade show for 2009 was held at the Burswood Convention Centre, and the dust has now settled at the Sterling &a

Gold has cracked through the A$1,400 barrier again this week - I thought we were in record territory again (please see the image below for a visual representation of "record territory"),

Those with the argument that we're in / have been in a bit of a commodity speculative bubble may have some evidence when they look at some prices being realized on eBay -

Asking a coin dealer what the state of the rare coin market is has to be akin to a wife asking her husband "Does my bum look big in this?" - you know the answer you're going to get even b

For those of you that don't follow the precious metal markets, depending on which dates you choose, prices at present are about 15% - 30% down on the highs that they made around March.

How I made it onto my flight on Friday night is still a marvel to me - I was standing out the front of my hotel at Darling Harbour at 18 50, when I had to be checked in at Mascot at 1920.

The silver price in AUD cracked $20 an ounce last week, and has remained above it ever since. What does this mean for collectors?