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COINage Magazine

America's Favorite Magazine of Coin Collecting and Investing Since 1964

Featuring the insights of the hobby's leading authorities with the beauty of colorful illustrations, COINage has introduced generations to the fun and profit of numismatics.

Coin collecting combines the challenge of the hunt for rarities with the fascinating stories of the people and places associated with coinage throughout history.

Today's very active coin market has seen prices soar. Million dollar coins are auctioned off regularly. But there are still good collectibles to be found in your pocket change. That's true now more than ever with the U.S. Mint's new state quarter program which is releasing five new designs every year for ten years.

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June 2009    Vol.45 Num.6

FEATURES:

  • Brother, Can You Spare Some Scrip?
    Local and state governments or business associations issued substitute "money" during the Depression's widespread cash shortages Jon Blackwell
  • What's in a Name?
    John Mercanti was promoted from "supervisory design and master tooling development specialist" to chief engraver--temporarily Dom Yanchunas
  • Coin Capsule: 1934
    It was a year of grim poverty, fear and criminality, but the Dionne Quintuplets and Shirley Temple captured America's heart Jon Blackwell
  • The Chief Engraver's Post
    Being chief engraver has always been a rough job for the men, and one woman, who have held the position Tom DeLorey
  • Book Notes
    The author reviews two books that will enhance your grading knowledge and one that's simply a great read Mike Thorne
  • The Money of British Monarchs: The Coinage of George VI
    Numerous political and social events caused Great Britain's coinage to change several times during King George VI's reign R.W. Julian
  • The Guam Quarter
    The Chamorro people will now have part of their culture preserved on an official United States coin Ron Meyer
  • Remade in America
    Many Central and South American countries turned to U.S. coin designs as they parted ways with Europe and attained independence Rita Laws, Ph.D.
  • More... CLICK HERE




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