1804 Spiked Chin Half Cent: PCGS Coin of the Week
The 1804 Spiked Chin Half Cent is the Professional Grading Service's (PCGS) Coin of the Week.
The realm of early American coppers is complex and...
Fake Bullion Bars and Coins Are Widely Available
By Michael Fuljenz
My associate, Jerry Jordan, ordered numerous rare coins and bullion bars for educational purposes from the Wish platform over the past two...
Long Beach Expo Coin Show Returns in September 2021 Near PCGS Headquarters
Professional Coin Grading Service celebrates the first Long Beach Expo Coin, Currency, Stamp & Sports Collectible Show in more than one year after several cancelations related...
“Ship of Gold” SS Central America Bell and Gold Rush Treasure At Chicago World’s...
(Rosemont, Illinois) July 8, 2021 – The 268-pound bell from the fabled “Ship of Gold,” the SS Central America that sank in 1857, will be publicly displayed...
Gold Prices Back Above $1,800
Morning trading on July 8, 2021, saw gold prices track above $1,800 per ounce after the yellow metal had been hovering between $1,755 and...
PCGS Coin of the Week: 1795 Flowing Hair Half Dime
The 1795 Flowing Hair half dime is one of the earliest silver coins, coming to the fore only one year after the half dime...
CGC Sold for $500+ Million
Blackstone (NYSE:BX) announced July 1, 2021 that funds managed by its Tactical Opportunities business (“Blackstone”) have agreed to acquire a majority stake in the...
Dr. Ralph W. Ross Elected ANA 62nd President
Voting members of the American Numismatic Association (ANA) have chosen a new president and vice president, and soon will be welcoming three new individuals...
Chicago Collection of Early Half Dollars Coming to Auction Sept. 2
Legend Rare Coin Auctions is preparing to sell the Chicago Collection of Early Half Dollars, which includes the #1 PCGS Registry Set of Early...
Gold, Silver Prices Hold Amid Inflationary Signs
One can look back over the past couple weeks and see that gold and silver prices have shed gains as several promising economic reports...
