This Week Only: Legal Tender Gold Bar Card + Free American Eagle
Inflation has remained stubbornly above the Federal Reserve’s target in February, with the core PCE index rising 3% (2.8% including food and energy), showing price pressures were elevated even before the recent surge in oil prices. Simultaneously, the economy showed signs of slowing: consumer spending rose modestly by 0.5%, but personal income unexpectedly fell 0.1%, and economic growth for late 2025 was revised down to just 0.5%. This mix of persistent inflation and weakening growth has raised concerns about “stagflation,” a scenario where prices stay high while the economy slows, with analysts noting similarities to the 1970s. Looking ahead, inflation could rise further in the near term.
At the same time, gold’s recent price movement is being interpreted by some as part of a longer-term trend rather than a reversal. Gold’s 27% drop from January to March may appear concerning, but according to technical analyst AG Thorson, it could represent a normal pause within a broader bull market. While early price action briefly resembled 1979, the pattern now more closely aligns with 2006, when gold rallied, then consolidated for over a year before continuing higher. Based on that historical comparison, Thorson sees the current period as a midpoint in the cycle, with projections reaching $10,000 to $15,000 per ounce by 2030-2031, while silver could follow a similar path with long-term targets of $300 to $500 per ounce.
This week, Goldline’s Deal of the Week is offering an American Eagle silver coin and MYB silver bars for FREE with your qualified purchase of the client-popular, no longer minted 1/2 oz legal tender gold bar card.
With each purchase of one (1) 1/2 oz legal tender gold bar card, you will receive one (1) 1 oz American Eagle silver coin and ten (10) 1 gram Mind Your Business silver bars at no additional cost. Please note, this offer does not qualify for IRA purchases.
Call 800-827-4653 to take advantage of this deal.
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