This Week Trends
By Josh McMorrow-Hernandez
There’s an eerie silence in the world these days.
Humankind is hibernating, waiting until it’s safe to come back out again. To return to a life we once knew but will never quite be the same again. It’s...
One of the many things the numismatic community does well is recognize and celebrate accomplishments of its members that contribute to the betterment of the numismatics industry.
Among the most popular examples of this practice is the annual Numismatic Literary...
The Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS) has partnered with the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF) to promote a special donation program called “Submissions for a Cure.” For a limited time, PCGS is offering a special Breast Cancer Research Foundation...
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Hot Stuff Coming
Buyer of Ultra-Rare 1894-S Barber Dime Crosses it to PCGS
The 1894-S Dime Recently Sold for $1,440,000, is Now In a Professional Coin Grading Service Holder, Graded PCGS PR65+
(Santa Ana, California – December...
The First United States Mint (Part II)
Editor’s Note: This is the second in a two-part series about the history of the first United States Mint, located in Philadelphia. It picks...
“Common-Date” Gold Type Coins Push Higher
Market Report
By Mike Fuljenz
Over the last few months, with gold moving up, demand from new and old customers has increased for gold bullion and...
Stuck At Home Avoiding COVID-19? Here Are 5 Numismatic Activities To Wile The Time...
It looks like many of us will be spending the next couple weeks at home, avoiding mass gatherings and staying home from work or...
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Impressive Cabinets and Important Rarities Shine in Stack’s Bowers Galleries’ November 2024 Rarities Night Auction
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Charles C. Anderson, Sr.
Numismatist of the Century
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What Are Semi-Numismatic Coins?
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Semi-numismatic coins are literally and figuratively worth a little more than their weight in gold (or silver,...