Make your Ambassador nomination

It is time again to nominate individuals who are active in the numismatic field for Numismatic Ambassador Awards. Continue reading

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Will 1955-D ever reach potential?

Sometimes you get a feeling that a coin should be much better than its current price would suggest. Continue reading

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Mint Stats: Brisk sales for White Mountain 5 oz

Investors and collectors are buying the White Mountain 5-ounce silver bullion and numismatic collector coins at rates far ahead of 2012 issued coins. Continue reading

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PNNA gives awards, hosts show

A sold-out bourse of 85 tables greeted visitors to the 64th annual Pacific Northwest Numismatic Association Convention held April 12-14. Continue reading

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Viewpoint: Vote wisely for ANA candidates

It’s time to vote in another ANA election, and unlike the last election when the number of candidates was just large enough to fill the number of vacancies, this year’s large slate more resembles the field for the Kentucky Derby. Continue reading

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Wallenberg artwork unveiled

The designs for a congressional gold medal honoring World War II Swedish diplomat Raoul Wallenberg was unveiled May 9. Continue reading

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Wooden box origins described by reader

I have a wooden box dated 1913 that says “Property U.S. Government Mint” and artwork of the Buffalo nickel on its side. Do you know who made it? Continue reading

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This week’s letters (06/04/13)

When we embarked on this journey with our Uncle George Walton’s 1913 Liberty Head Nickel 10 years ago, we had no idea what we would be install for. What an experience it has been! Continue reading

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Can Eagle set be win for all of us?

It appears from the early reaction of collectors to the two-coin West Point silver American Eagle set that the U.S. Mint has a winner.
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Gold rarity a product of Philadelphia

There are any number of really tough gold coins. In some cases they command extremely high prices while in others the prices may be high but certainly reasonable when you realize what you are getting. Continue reading

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