The Muslim Mint

The Muslim Mint is rated 3 out of 5 in the category mining & metals. Read and write reviews about The Muslim Mint. The Muslim Mint grew like a phoenix from the ashes of the 2008 financial crisis. Its founders - fascinated by the mechanics of the crisis - explored two rich and rewarding areas of research: First, the fact that precious metals had an inverse relationship to collapsing world markets - as markets fell, silver, gold and other precious metals soared. Second, that alternate assets such as fine art also sky-rocketed, with regular news reports of record prices for items sold at auction. These latter assets became as popular in reality (and in popular culture such as films and computer games) as more traditional approaches to investment such as land, real estate and diamonds. Islamic civilisation has always understood and valued art and beauty and had a recognition of the value of precious metals - this still holds good today, with most Muslims owning precious metals in the form of jewellery. This traditional approach to investment and love of beautiful artefacts that celebrate the Islamic faith, led to the obvious conclusion - the merger of fine art and value of precious metals should be as encouraged today as they have been historically. As a result, the Muslim Mint was formed - dedicated to the interests of the modern Muslim investor, focused on supporting and developing an Islamic approach to beautiful numismatic coins and other products and aware of the demand for silver, gold, platinum and palladium. Its aims are simple to reinvigorate appreciation and awareness of Islamic and Muslim heritage to promote ethical investing that supports wealth preservation and authentic growth to bring to a wider audience the great achievements, benefits and values of Islam by means of beautiful numismatics. Muslim Mint is proud to bring a focus on beauty, balance and growth to everything it does.