January
My Two Cents’ Worth: A Golden Year
Where were you when COINage first came out? Unless you’re now 50 or older, it’s likely that you weren’t even born yet— for this magazine hit the stands for the very first time not quite half a century ago, with an issue dated Winter 1964. Read the rest of Senior Editor Ed Reiter’s column here.
January’s Coinage Kids
Find and identify the words about the Winter Olympics in the grid. Then mail your completed quiz to January Quiz, COINage magazine, P.O. Box 7030, Ventura, CA 93006-9899.
Wanted: Papers on World’s Fairs
Submissions due to the ANA by April 5, 2013. The American Numismatic Association is accepting papers on “Numismatics in its Relationship to World’s Fairs and Expositions” from authors and researchers who would like to be a part of the Maynard Sundman Littleton Coin Company Lecture Series. Selected authors will be asked to deliver presentations in […]
COINage Kids: January 2013
Print out and complete the word search. Follow the rest of the instructions and send it in for a chance to win a prize in our monthly drawing. Word search
My Two Cents’ Worth: A Pocketful of Wry
When numismatists speak of “odd and curious” items, they’re referring to Yap stones, Swedish plate money and similarly strange objects that have seen use through the centuries as mediums of exchange. In this month’s column, the phrase “odd and curious” refers not to offbeat money, but rather to oddball news items dealing with coins or […]
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Table of Contents, January 2013
Table of Contents January 2011
The 2011 Coin Market Forecast Gold and silver prices will continue to rise. Will the rest of the market be able to keep up? by Ed Reiter The Top 12 for the Next 12 This year’s list covers everything from gold and silver bullion to uncirculated rolls by Scott A. Travers A Tarnished Crusader? Rep. […]
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- Coinage Kids: Golden Girls
- My Two Cents’ Worth: The Other Big Change of 1965
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- Polar Bears from the Austrian Mint
- From the Numismatic Crime Information Ctr.
- Rare Islamic Coin Offered for Auction
- Coin Collecting’s Sweet Spot