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Coin Clinic: Mint Didn’t Learn High Relief Lesson

Posted on May 11, 2020 by Richard Giedroyc

By Richard Giedroyc Since the U.S. Mint had so much trouble striking Ultra High Relief double eagles in 1907, why did they once again attempt to strike very high relief coins in 1921, these being the Peace dollars? Since when … Continue reading →

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Coin Clinic: Advice For Selling U.S. Mint Proof Sets

Posted on April 27, 2020 by Richard Giedroyc

I’ve made the decision to sell in bulk my 1960-2019 U.S. Mint standard proof sets. Before I sell these sets, I want to check them for major errors. I’ve reviewed my Mega Red Book and found a handful or so … Continue reading →

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High-Relief Grey Wolf Graces New Coin

Posted on January 11, 2020 by Numismatic News Staff

For the fifth and final coin of the “High Relief Animals” series, NumisCollect has released a high-relief Grey Wolf coin on behalf of the government of Palau. This .999 pure silver 1-ounce coin features Smartminting® technology on the reverse. A … Continue reading →

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