Canada Or - Montréal Blog
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Is platinum undervalued?
Gold and silver are usually the first things people ask about when they enter our stores. They're familiar, widely recognized and easy to understand. Platinum is different. It is rarely the starting point for most...
The 1954 «Devil's Face» banknote: Canada's most controversial currency
100 $ «Devil's Face» bill, 1954. Photo courtesy of the Bank of Canada Museum. The 1954 Canadian «Devil's Face» banknotes are among Canada's most intriguing coins. Often misunderstood, their history is...
Understanding gold and silver price fluctuations in early 2026
In recent months, gold and silver have attracted considerable attention across Canada. From late 2025 to early 2026, prices for both metals experienced rapid rises, followed by notable corrections towards mid-March. This type of movement...
Why precious metals remain important in an uncertain economy
In a world of fluctuating markets, growing inflation concerns and persistent geopolitical tensions, investors are increasingly looking for stability. One of the oldest and most reliable methods of preserving stability...
Struck in innovation: how modern timepieces combine know-how, technology and precious metal
The world of numismatics has entered a new era where coins serve as high-tech design marvels. Understanding the craftsmanship behind these coins is a central interest for our visitors at Canada Gold. Whether it's the precision...
DNA gold vs. non-DNA gold: what's the difference?
Gold has always been prized for its beauty, durability and value. In recent years, however, the way gold is mined and certified has become just as important as its weight and purity. This has led to a growing interest in DNA gold and the...
A look back at the Royal Canadian Mint's unprecedented coins commemorating the 1976 Montreal Olympic Games
The 1976 Summer Olympics in Montreal were exceptional for a variety of reasons. One of these was the unprecedented decision by the Canadian government and the Royal Canadian Mint to produce coins to help finance...