Dillon Gage Asia in Singapore

Dillon Gage Metals Opens Singapore Office

Expanding its global footprint to serve the Asian market

ADDISON, TX (January 26, 2017) – Dillon Gage Metals, an international precious metals wholesaler, announces the opening of a Singapore-based office to further their business interests in the buying, selling and trading of physical precious metals on a global stage. The newly formed entity will be known as Dillon Gage Asia, a.k.a. Dillon Gage Asia Private Ltd.
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Looking Back at Gold and The White House

As we start another Presidential Inauguration Day, it seems like a good time to look back at how gold has reacted to past presidents, at least since the restrictions on owning gold were lifted at the beginning of 1975, under Pres. Nixon. Continue reading →

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Quiet Heading into 2016’s Last Trading Day

An extremely quiet overnight session in the Far East and Europe as the price of both gold and silver seen virtually unchanged. Very few Gold traders around today and the ones that were are reporting that by noon they will close their books for 2016. Continue reading →

Dillon Gage Metals 2016 Holiday Coin Picks

Gold and Silver Collectibles Make Meaningful Holiday Gifts



ADDISON, Texas (Dec. 13, 2015)—With Christmas just around the corner, Dillon Gage Metals is ready to make this year’s holiday-themed picks for gold and silver coins. Many sovereign mints including the U.S. Mint, Royal Canadian Mint and Perth Mint offer specifically themed holiday options and these selections can make cherished Christmas presents or even stocking stuffers.
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Gold Hangs On Even With ETF Redemptions

Where did everyone go?

I find it very interesting that the gold market has hung on even with strong with the significant Gold ETF redemptions over the last 12 business days and most important, even given the dramatic decline in the Gold futures open interest. Continue reading →