April
Next-Gen Numismatics
by Amy Drew Thompson Is there a shortage of torch-bearers to carry this hobby into the future? Opinions differ, but most agree that with encouragement, outreach and a culture of community, today’s Young Numismatists will continue to build on the legacies of whose who came before. Read the entire story here.
My Two Cents’ Worth: Got Change for a Trillion?
Canada’s Loon dollar coin is affectionately known North of the Border as the “Loonie.” For a short time early this year, it seemed possible–though widely improbable–that Americans might get an even loonier coin, only this time its face value wouldn’t have been just $1 but a trillion dollars. Continue reading Ed Reiter’s column here.
Coinage Kids: April 2013
What’s Wrong with These Pictures? At first glance, the coins illustrated here appear just fine. Take a closer look and you’ll see that some of their features have been digitally modified. Can you tell what is wrong on each coin? The entire April 2013 quiz can be found here.
Table of Contents April 2010
Pro and COIN: Why Stop at $2,000? Gold’s current cycle will take it well into the four-figure range, possibly even into five figures by Maurice Rosen Pro and COIN: How high the (Golden) Moon? Gold will hit $2,000 an ounce someday. For the good of the national economy, hopefully not on its current cycle by […]
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