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Silver to Gold Ratio

Posted on October 24, 2020 by Numismatic News Staff

Silver to Gold Ratio Everyone must know we’re in tumultuous times with a looming election, COVID-19 uptick in infections, etc. Lots of people are inquiring about bullion. The 1-ounce gold eagle has a denomination of $50, the half-ounce of $25 … Continue reading →

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The Ike Dollar: A Symbol of Hope

Posted on April 19, 2020 by Numismatic News Staff

By Pedro Lousa A few months after the independence of Mozambique, my parents decided that it was no longer an environment for their children to live. Nevertheless, they decided to stay a little longer as they loved Mozambique and so, … Continue reading →

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Really Look at Your Coins’ Details

Posted on April 9, 2020 by Pat Heller

By Patrick A. Heller When did you take the time to really look at a coin? I’m not talking about an inspection to ascertain the state of preservation (grade). Instead, when did you actually examine all of the features about … Continue reading →

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Will Ike dollar prices ever wake up?

Posted on January 20, 2012 by Paul M. Green

Before modern commemoratives arrived in 1982 and before American Eagles were created in 1986, anybody who wanted an American silver coin after the metal was removed from the half dollar in the mint sets after 1970, the only choice was the Eisenhower dollar. Continue reading →

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