COINage Magazine

Jefferson nickels remained largely unchanged from their launch in 1938 until 2004, when the Westward Journey nickel series kicked off. And while there aren't many rare Jefferson nickels worth thousands of dollars apiece, there...

Gold prices are beginning a week led by the Federal holiday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Day in the United States with steady forward motion. Gold began bouncing around the $1,560USD mark on...

(January 18, 2020) — A collection of rare and popular New Zealand coins certified by Professional Coin Grading Service is turning heads at the New York International Numismatic Convention (NYINC) this week, where it will...

For those who want gold prices to go up, it's not been a very good week -- indeed because there's been a lot of good news. The scuffle with Iran seems to have cooled,...

The new year is still young, but we already have at least one multi-million-dollar coin sold in 2020. That piece is the 1927-D Saint-Gaudens $20 double eagle, considered the rarest regular-issue United States coin...

The COINage team was at the 2020 Florida United Numismatists Show in Orlando, Florida! Executive Editor Scott Travers, Advertising Executive Tracy Alvarez, Contributor Maurice Rosen, and Cryptocurrency Editor James Passin, and I were out...

CAC-approved coins fared very well during December auctions, with many examples outperforming other certified coins, according to a report issued by CAC Jan. 8, 2020. 10 Auction Highlights Of the various strong-performing coin lots, the following...

Gold started the week cresting toward $1,600, up more than $25 since the previous Friday, when the United States killed Iran General Qasem Soleimani via a strategic drone airstrike. Yesterday, Iran unleashed missiles upon...

As predicted here on the COINage blog late last week, the news of the United States airstrikes that killed Iranian military major general Qasem Soleimani and the geopolitical fallout in the wake of this...

Gold prices have been in flux in recent months due to a variety of reasons, including economic woes, changes in oil prices, and world conflicts. But last night the world learned that United States...