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Northwest Territorial Mint - Review

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One of the first companies we've chosen to review is one that is no stranger to most professional bullion investors. Northwest Territorial Mint, in business for nearly 30 years, has become synonymous with high quality signature silver. The mint is a privately owned company based in federal Way, Washington with offices country-wide. It is known to be the largest private mint in the United States and possibly the world.

The initial thought when reviewing a company of this size has to be, what makes them stand out from the rest. They have very competitive pricing across a wide range of products. The mint employes roughly 300 people with a large professional manufacturing facility in Dayton Nevada. One of the company's strengths is that it prides itself on creating quality custom minted medallions.

The custom minting industry has grown in the past decade and Northwest Territorial Mint, with the recent acquisition of the Medallic Art Company has given the company more often known simply as Nw mint, an enormous advantage over other mints in the area of custom minting.

Investor Trust in Northwest Territorial Mint

Precious metals investing is a very hot topic these days. With the price of precious metals reaching their highest levels in decades, many beginning investors struggle with the constant dilemma of where to invest and how to diversify their gold and silver investments. Companies like Northwest Territorial Mint have really come to the aid of many investors who seek a professional approach to dealing with the constant challenges that face them.

Their staff are very knowledgeable and offer great insight even for newer green investors who are just looking to get their feet wet so to speak. The company has always been able to supply investors seeking for precious metals even when most mints and or bullion dealers refuse to take those orders in times of high volatility and low supply.
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