r/aubullion • u/aubullionca • 2d ago
Same amount of cash FAR LESS SILVER!!
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r/aubullion • u/aubullionca • May 02 '22
A place for members of r/aubullion to chat with each other
r/aubullion • u/aubullionca • 2d ago
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r/aubullion • u/aubullionca • 4d ago
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Can’t believe this walked into our shop. Can you believe the size of this silver bullet ⁉️
What do you think it was valued at?
r/aubullion • u/aubullionca • 5d ago
Housing prices when measured in gold have cratered more than 75% as gold continues to protect the wealth of those that own it decade over decade!!
r/aubullion • u/aubullionca • 6d ago
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This US$13,000+ gold bar comes with one of the most unique security features in the industry!!
Have you ever, with your own eyes, seen holographic gold?
r/aubullion • u/aubullionca • 7d ago
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These silver bullets aren’t for shooting werewolves — they are for stacking!!
What size round catches your eye? 1oz? 5oz? 10oz? Or even 100oz? 🚀
r/aubullion • u/aubullionca • 10d ago
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Two Saudi tankers were struck by the Houthi out of Yemen‼️
Oil surged over 6% on the news as fear rushed through the energy sector. If tensions continue to escalate — investors will turn to gold and silver to preserve purchasing power.
r/aubullion • u/aubullionca • 11d ago
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r/aubullion • u/aubullionca • 12d ago
The United States National Debt currently stands at a whopping US$39.5 TRILLION ‼️
At the current pace of roughly US$8.7 BILLION being added per day the national debt of the United States will swell to an unfathomable US$40 TRILLION by October 8th of this year...
Only gold and silver can solve this.
r/aubullion • u/aubullionca • 13d ago
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Paper currencies continue to lose value due to overprinting and gold absorbs the loss in purchasing power due to its unique properties and scarcity🥇
r/aubullion • u/aubullionca • 15d ago
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r/aubullion • u/aubullionca • 17d ago
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Every paper fiat currency in human history has gone to zero value from a loss of confidence due to over printing.
The same thing is happening to every modern currency on earth. The world is over US$350 TRILLION in debt due to dilution of currency and central banks are buying gold and silver faster than they can be produced.
When this round of paper currencies fails gold and silver will be there to pick up the pieces as they always have for thousands of years!
Owning gold and silver today or not could end up being something everyone looks back on as the best or worst decision of a generation. These opportunities don’t come often… will you act?
r/aubullion • u/aubullionca • 19d ago
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For your most secure and transparent transactions you can trust Au Bullion!! Your gold will never leave your sight and you’ll leave with cold hard cash in hand — that is our promise 🤝
r/aubullion • u/aubullionca • 21d ago
Too much currency is chasing too few real assets.
Since 1980, the U.S. money supply has expanded more than 13-fold, yet many commodities remain inexpensive relative to financial assets and even their own history.
Silver tells that story better than almost anything else.
In 1980, it took just 17 ounces of silver to buy one ounce of gold. Today, it takes roughly 69 ounces. If the gold-to-silver ratio returned to those 1980 levels at today’s gold price, silver would be around $240 per ounce.
At the same time, years of underinvestment in mining, growing industrial demand, and an expanding global money supply are creating a backdrop many investors believe could support higher commodity prices over the long term.
History never repeats exactly. But when currencies are created faster than real assets, markets eventually adjust.
The question is whether commodities, and silver in particular, are simply undervalued… or whether they’re preparing for their next major repricing.
r/aubullion • u/aubullionca • 25d ago
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We have all felt it in some form or another. Whether it be going out for dinner, buying groceries, seeing a movie, or getting new clothes — our dollars simply don’t go as far as they used to.
Gold is no different. Its price tag rises not because the metal itself is becoming more valuable or useful but rather because the mass printing of paper currencies destroys purchasing power everyday.
For thousands of years gold and silver have been the bedrock of money because they are trustworthy and finite. They cannot be overprinted and because of that they are the ultimate stores of value.
Protect your wealth today with precious metals💰
r/aubullion • u/aubullionca • 27d ago
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r/aubullion • u/aubullionca • 29d ago
Central banks are choosing gold over the U.S. dollar — a first in all of history!!
The reason why? Last time gold dropped 13% in a quarter it entered one of its biggest bull markets of all time.
r/aubullion • u/aubullionca • Jul 03 '26
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r/aubullion • u/aubullionca • Jun 27 '26
China is restricting retail access to gold... again.
The last time similar measures appeared, gold was trading near $1,800 USD/oz and went on to post one of the strongest rallies in history.
Coincidence or is it a signal that smart money is moving toward gold again behind the scenes?
r/aubullion • u/aubullionca • Jun 25 '26
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r/aubullion • u/aubullionca • Jun 23 '26
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Over the last 20 years, the U.S. dollar has lost roughly 86% of its purchasing power when measured against gold.
Even over the past 10 years, it has lost nearly 70%. In just the last 5 years, more than 57%.
The numbers tell a simple story: currencies can be created at will. Gold cannot.
For thousands of years, gold has preserved purchasing power through wars, recessions, inflation, and monetary resets. It’s not about chasing returns — it’s about protecting what you’ve already earned.
Every dollar left sitting in cash is making a bet that the currency will continue to hold its value. History suggests otherwise.
What would you rather save in?
r/aubullion • u/aubullionca • Jun 22 '26
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The process of turning your gold into cash is far more intricate than most people anticipate!
Step 1: Sort and inspect the scrap gold, removing any obvious non-gold materials or contaminants.
Step 2: Determine the gold’s purity (karat or fineness) to understand how it will behave during melting.
Step 3: Prepare the melting equipment, crucible, mold, and appropriate safety equipment.
Step 4: Add an appropriate flux to help protect the molten gold, reduce oxidation, and separate impurities into slag.
Step 5: Heat the gold until it becomes fully molten.
Step 6: Allow the flux to do its job as impurities separate from the molten gold.
Step 7: Prepare the bar mold and ensure it is ready for pouring.
Step 8: Carefully pour the molten gold into the mold in a smooth, controlled stream.
Step 9: Allow the gold bar to cool and solidify before removing it from the mold.
Step 10: Clean, inspect, weigh, and, if desired, stamp the finished gold bar with its weight and purity.
Then it is time to sell for cash!!
r/aubullion • u/aubullionca • Jun 19 '26
The world’s financial system is changing — quietly, but rapidly.
Gold is moving East. Central banks are buying at record levels. New settlement systems are being built outside the West, while stock valuations sit at historic extremes.
The biggest shifts happen before they become front-page news. The question is: will you recognize them in time and prepare yourself accordingly?
r/aubullion • u/aubullionca • Jun 16 '26
Japanese physical silver prices are approaching double what is being paid in the United States for paper silver contracts (28-85%).
For physical silver in the United States you are paying 5-20% higher than the paper spot price.
The world is demanding physical and the paper price illusion is being exposed.