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The stories behind the coins are very important to me as I select coins to purchase - when, where, and how they were minted, ...
Celebrate 300 issues of The Shekel with a free digital copy highlighting two millennia of Judaic numismatics, history, and collectors who’ve kept the tradition alive.
The U.S. Mint has launched its Comic Art Coin and Medal Program, the initial offering featuring the DC Comics superhero Superman. The program offers a .9999 fine half-ounce gold $50 coin priced ...
Premiums on some Pre-1934 U.S. Gold Coins have fallen so low that it is now possible to purchase some common-date circulated issues such as $5 Liberties, $5 Indians, and $10 Liberties at a price per ...
In a thoughtful nod to national heritage, the Croatian National Bank has begun issuing special €2 commemorative coins featuring designs borrowed from the now-retired kuna bank notes. The message is ...
Seventeenth-century coin blanks found on a remote Spanish island reveals evidence of a pirate counterfeiting workshop hidden in plain sight.
The U.S. Mint’s Comic Art Coin and Medal Program, featuring Superman, will officially launch on July 24. Included in the ...
Gen Z revives bank notes with the viral “cash stuffing” trend, proving coins and bills aren’t ready for extinction just yet.
Mass spectrometry unlocks the hidden story of three corroded coins, revealing the island of Ibo’s surprising role in early ...
The earliest of the American Arts gold medals were comprised of gold with some copper, while the later medals are gold mixed with silver alloy. Why don’t the gold and silver medals trade for a higher ...
Alaska (1917-1922) Edw. W. Willis bimetallic bingles. This is part of a three-piece set with the denominations of 25, 50 and ...
Carson City’s first dime flew under the radar in 1871—but with dismal survival rates and historic significance, this sleeper coin commands attention (and dollars) today.
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