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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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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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Mint Stats: White Mountain 5-ounce hits market
The White Mountain 5-ounce silver bullion coin has arrived. Authorized Purchasers have taken 12,700 from the U.S. Mint. Continue reading
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Viewpoint: Every collector faces same dilemma
This week was a super tough week for me when it came to my coin collection. I parted with two sets that I had worked on for many years. In fact, one of the sets I had started when I was just a kid. Can you guess what set that was? Continue reading
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Smithsonian owns two 1822 gold $5s
Can you locate the three known specimens of the 1822 half eagle? Continue reading
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Lowest 2-cent mintage intriguing
If you asked enough people you might find someone who would know what the lowest mintage business strike 2-cent piece was. Continue reading
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Mint Stats: Big changes ahead in month of May?
Is the bullion rush over? May’s opening sales numbers look kind of weak. Continue reading
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Does coin collecting run in cycles?
Coin collecting seems to run in cycles with different specialties being active and then fading away. Has this always been the case? Nowadays gold and silver bullion seem to dominate. Continue reading
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Viewpoint: Collections are about personal values
What makes a collection valuable and how does that shape the way in which we collect? To answer this question, likely one on the minds of many numismatists at one time or another, we have to consider what the word “value” really means. Continue reading
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