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Mintmarks reveal where coins were struck and have helped identify their origins, quality, and authenticity from ancient times to the modern era.
Zurich Coin Fair provides a fitting finale to NumisTravel, bringing together collectors from across Europe for a day of exploration and exchange.
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Changes in third-party grading populations can reveal which U.S. gold coin types have become more common—and which may offer overlooked value.
Record registration for the Royal Canadian Numismatic Association convention could bode well for the ANA World’s Fair of Money later this summer.
An RR Auction sale brings together more than 50 Olympic winner’s medals, highlighted by prized examples from the earliest modern Olympic Games.
From the July 10, 2026, newsletter, readers share differing views on the hobby’s future, with many pointing to young collectors while others worry rising costs may drive newcomers away.
Huntingburg, Indiana, pairs a beautifully preserved historic district with a fascinating legacy of scarce national bank notes.
From auction fees to coin cabinets, World Coin Clinic answers reader questions about selling, consigning, and storing coins.
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From merchant scrip to encased postage, discover how privately issued currency helped market America’s booming patent medicine trade.
Part I of the Jack Copeland Currency Collection exceeded expectations, with strong bidding driving nearly every Texas National Bank Note to a successful sale.
Rare serial numbers and exceptional scarcity drove strong bidding as historic bank notes exceeded expectations at Noonans’ July auction.
Sales of Semiquincentennial products are gaining momentum as new U.S. Mint releases spark renewed collector interest.
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From the July 3, 2026, newsletter, readers revealed that most collect at least some exonumia, while one collector’s interests stretch far beyond numismatics.
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Special reverse proof Morgan and Peace dollars commemorate America’s 250th anniversary with dual dates and a Liberty Bell privy mark.
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A limited number of special “July 4” privy-marked quarters will enter circulation for America’s 250th anniversary.
From the June 26, 2026, newsletter, readers agreed that third-party grading should remain an option for collectors, but most opposed having the U.S. Mint sell pre-graded coins.
Collectors and the public alike have a chance to cash in as Liberty Coin Service offers $100 for the first five 2026 “July 4th” privy-mark quarters brought through its doors.




