05-03-25 CFG News

U.S. Mint Can’t Keep Up—Here’s What That Means for You

Yesterday, we exposed Wall Street’s games. Today, it’s the U.S. Mint that’s flashing red. Demand for physical gold and silver is exploding, and the Mint simply can’t keep up. That’s not just a supply chain issue—it’s a warning sign.

Retail buyers are flooding in, premiums are rising, and even bulk dealers are running low. When the Mint can’t meet demand, guess who gets left empty-handed? Anyone who waited. Meanwhile, the elites are still scooping up metals in bulk. If you want physical in hand, now’s the time—not next week, not next month. Once supply dries up, so does your chance to buy at all.

Tomorrow, we’ll expose why digital gold isn’t real gold—and how it traps the uninformed.

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Fun Fact Of The Day

The U.S. Mint has legally suspended production of silver coins multiple times since 2008 due to “unprecedented demand”—but the law still requires it to meet public need, creating a constant squeeze.