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1942/41 Mercury Dime Overdate

By Numismatic News Staff
Images courtesy Heritage Auctions
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The 1796 Quarter

By Numismatic News Staff
An 1836 Reeded Edge half dollar graded AU-53, GR-1 PCGS Secure. (Images courtesy Heritage Auctions.)
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1836 Half Dollars

By Numismatic News Staff
1838-O half dollar. (Images courtesy of Heritage Auctions.)
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Item of the Week: 1838-O Half dollar

By Numismatic News Staff
Shown here is a 10th Anniversary 1995-W Silver American Eagle Proof. Images courtesy of Heritage Auctions
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The 10th Anniversary 1995-W Silver American Eagle

By Numismatic News Staff
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1792 Half Dime

By Numismatic News Staff
Shown here are examples of the two 1903 Louisiana Purchase Exposition gold dollars. Jefferson is on the left with McKinley on the right. (Images courtesy of Heritage Auctions).
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Louisiana Purchase Exposition Dollars

By Numismatic News Staff
With a total mintage of 515,000, the 1860-O Seated Liberty dollars are 90% silver and 10% copper. Seated Liberty dollars from 1840 to 1866 did not include the “In God We Trust” motto, which was added back mid-1866. (Image courtesy of USACoinBook.com)
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1860-O Seated Liberty Dollar

By Numismatic News Staff
1793 Flowing Hair Wreath reverse cent. (Image courtesy of usacoinbook.com)
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The First Cent that Stirred an Angry Mob

By Numismatic News Staff
The later version of the 1836 Capped Bust Half Dollar. The standard lettering on the edge of the coin (FIFTY CENTS OR HALF A DOLLAR) was removed and replaced with a reeded edge. (Image courtesy of usacoinbook.com)
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1836 Reeded Edge Half Dollar

By Numismatic News Staff
With only 118 specimens certified by the major grading companies, the 1920-S gold eagle draws a pretty penny at auction. A specimen in MS-67 PCGS sold for $1.7 million in 2007. (Image courtesy of Heritage Auctions)
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Few 1920-S Eagles Survived the Great Gold Melt

By Numismatic News Staff
Shown here, a fantastic example of an 1893 Isabella quarter in MS-67 PCGS condition. The coin is being offered at the July 11-14 Summer Fun US Coins Signature Auction in Orlando by Heritage Auctions. (Image courtesy of Heritage Auctions)
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The 1893 Isabella Quarter is in a Class of Its Own

By Numismatic News Staff
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Did The 1933 Gold Eagle Circulate?

By Numismatic News Staff
With a metal composition of 90% silver and 10% copper, the 1874-S Seated Liberty dime, designed by Christian Gobrecht, can be purchased for a reasonable price. (Image courtesy of usacoinbook.com)
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1874-S Seated Liberty Dime

By Paul M. Green
Shown here, an 1878 Three Dollar Doubled Die Reverse, graded MS-64 by PCGS. (Image courtesy of Heritage Auctions)
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1878 $3 Gold

By Numismatic News Staff
The Draped Bust quarter of 1804 is the second year of the U.S. quarter after an 8-year lapse in production. (Image courtesy of usacoinbook.com)
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1804 Quarter

By Numismatic News Staff
: The 1870 two-cent piece, minted at Philadelphia, bears no mint mark. 861,250 of these coins were struck, which was the first time the two-cent piece mintage total fell below one million. (Image courtesy of usacoinbook.com)
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Item of the Week: 1870 Two-Cent Piece

By Numismatic News Staff
An 1889 nickel three-cent piece can range in price from $90 to $500, depending on condition, according to U.S. Coin Digest. (Image courtesy of USACoinBook.com)
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1889 Three-Cent piece

By Numismatic News Staff
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The face that launched 3,225 sales

By Dave Harper
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Delayed shipping probably unnecessary

By Dave Harper
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Coin shows the place to be for collectors

By Dave Harper
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Eagle sales show gathering strength

By Dave Harper
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Snowbody here: Time off in winter wonderland

By Dave Harper
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Silver Jefferson medal put on sale by the Mint

By Dave Harper
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Apollo order totals just in from the Mint

By Dave Harper
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Could Apollo program be failure already?

By Dave Harper
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Who has the money for the sellout gamble?

By Dave Harper
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Eagle bullion numbers leave 2018 worries behind

By Dave Harper
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All eyes ready to turn to Apollo 11 coin program

By Dave Harper
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Win prizes with new program at PCGS

By Dave Harper
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Coin dealers say they had great bourse sales

By Dave Harper
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FUN gives great start to 2019 coin business

By Dave Harper
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Ambassador awards given at annual FUN breakfast

By Dave Harper
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Proof Eagles compete with 'Eagle has landed'

By Dave Harper
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Don't turn off incoming new coin collectors

By Dave Harper
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More to 1919-S Buffalo nickel than mintage totals

By Numismatic News Staff
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Strong start for gold and silver bullion coins

By Dave Harper
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Rare Reagan plain edge dollar error in sale

By Dave Harper
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Calling all lovers of gold treasure stories

By Dave Harper
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NGC makes fast start in 2019

By Dave Harper
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Silver Eagle buyers stand their ground better

By Dave Harper
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What should the American Numismatic Association do?

By Dave Harper
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If loving gold is wrong, I don't want to be right

By Dave Harper
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PNG says coin market gained in 2018

By Dave Harper
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Coin dies can now be slabbed

By Dave Harper
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Old memories of Chet in new Iola park

By Dave Harper
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Cash is king on wobbly throne

By Dave Harper
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Apollo landing marked by Bureau of Engraving

By Dave Harper
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1954-S Franklin half remains a sleeper

By Numismatic News Staff
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My forecasts are battered and bruised

By Dave Harper