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Market Update

$1 Trillion Platinum Coin: Will the U.S. Mint Do It?

By Patrick A. HellerOct 4, 2021
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US Coin News

Carson City Museum Nets $4,625 for COVID-19 Relief Efforts

By Numismatic News StaffNov 15, 2020
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CSNS Seeks Virus Medal Design

By Numismatic News StaffSep 30, 2020
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US Coins

Money Museum Reopens to Public

By Numismatic News StaffSep 23, 2020
Archive

Activities and Projects During COVID

By Numismatic News StaffAug 21, 2020
Collectors and dealers alike are missing their favorite coin shows, canceled due to the pandemic. (Photo by Andreas Schoelzel, courtesy of World Money Fair.)
Market Update

Market Shows Signs of Investors Becoming Collectors

By Richard GiedroycAug 21, 2020
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World Coin News

Mint Asks Public to Return Coins to Circulation

By Numismatic News StaffJul 24, 2020
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Archive

Behind the Circulating Coin Shortage

By Pat HellerJul 23, 2020
Archive

Community Voice Response: Aug. 4, 2020

By Numismatic News StaffJul 17, 2020
Events

ANA Officially Cancels 2020 World's Fair of Money

By Numismatic News StaffJul 16, 2020
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How Has the COVID-19 Pandemic Affected Collecting?

By Coins Magazine StaffJul 10, 2020
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Market Update

Full Steam Ahead for Bullion Market

By Richard GiedroycJun 21, 2020
Events

2020 World's Fair of Money Suspended

By Numismatic News StaffJun 17, 2020
Refinery employee Phillip Downer stamps a 1,000-ounce silver bar at the Royal Canadian Mint in Ottawa. Downer has worked throughout the pandemic as the RCM re-prioritized operations to focus on bullion in support of the mining industry and financial sector. (Image courtesy Royal Canadian Mint.)
World Coin News

Industry Insider: COVID Business Landscape, Part V

By Tom MichaelJun 12, 2020
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World Coin News

SERIES – Industry Insider: COVID Business Landscape

By Numismatic News StaffJun 12, 2020
Showcasing Duke Friedrich, this coin is one of the great rarities in numismatics, being the first Danish portrait coin. Struck in 1522, only a few examples of the Husumer taler are known. This one will be sold by Künker Münzauktionen in June as the firm returns to a live auction format. (Images courtesy Künker.)
World Coin News

Industry Insider: COVID Business Landscape, Part IV

By Tom MichaelJun 1, 2020
FUN has canceled it's 2020 summer show.
Coin Finds

Summer FUN Show Canceled

By Numismatic News StaffMay 26, 2020
Events

ANA World's Fair of Money Presently Undeterred by Pandemic

By Numismatic News StaffMay 26, 2020
The grand Heritage Auctions building in Dallas, Texas, offers a comfortable office atmosphere for the majority of its staff. There is no open coin counter in the building, so call in to set up an appointment if you plan to visit. (Image courtesy Wikipedia.org, user submitted.)
World Coin News

Industry Insider: COVID Business Landscape, Part II

By Tom MichaelMay 14, 2020
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World Coin News

Industry Insider: COVID Business Landscape, Part I

By Tom MichaelMay 7, 2020
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Events

Summer Baltimore Show Canceled

By Numismatic News StaffApr 28, 2020
An 1884 3-cent nickel of the Seattle Collection brought a record-breaking $42,300. (All images courtesy Legend Rare Coin Auctions.)
World Coin Auctions

Seattle Collection Leads Strong Sale

By Numismatic News StaffApr 18, 2020
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Events

May Hong Kong Coin Show Canceled

By Numismatic News StaffApr 6, 2020
World Coin News

NGC Update About Shipping Address Changes

By Numismatic News StaffApr 1, 2020