Author Archives: David C. Kranz

Sponsored by the Professional Currency Dealers Association, the National and World Paper Money Convention ran Wednesday-Saturday, Nov. 16-19, at the St. Louis Airport Hilton. Continue reading →

A new, purple-tinged $5 Federal Reserve Note design will appear in circulation in early 2008. Continue reading →

I notice that the 2007 uncirculated version presently has a higher mintage than the proof. Continue reading →

In a way, this week was holding its breath. Continue reading →

Chalk it up to sticker shock Continue reading →

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Proof silver Eagles dated 2008 have gone on sale and we begin reporting them here this week. The last number we had for the 2007 proof silver Eagle was 827,106. Continue reading →

With two hours to go until this issue goes to the printer, no new weekly sales figures have been forthcoming from the U.S. Mint. Continue reading →

The world market price of gold leaped into record territory over $950 per ounce in New York intraday trading Feb 21, having closed the day prior at $934.60. Continue reading →

A new discovery in small-size paper money and Lyn Knight Continue reading →