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May 2008
Vol.44 Num.5
FEATURES:
- Gold's Missing Link
Soaring gold prices affect the coin market
Dom Yanchunas
- Why Gold's Aglitter
Investors bid up the price of gold 32 percent last year
Dom Yanchunas
- Granite Lady-in-Waiting
Erik Christoffersen plans to turn the second San Francisco Mint into a portal to the city
Leon Worden
- Melts and Their Aftermath
Coin "births" and "deaths" factor into market value
Tom DeLorey
- Coin Capsule: 1415
The kings and popes who made their mark on this era also made their mark on coins
Jon Blackwell
- The New Mexico State Quarter
Indian culture influenced the state and its quarter design
Ron Meyer
- Firecracker Coins
Some collectible pieces catch fire with the public, causing prices to soar
Scott McGregor
- The Money of British Monarchs: Edward VII
Victoria's heir comes into his own in the coinage of his short reign
R.W. Julian
- More... CLICK HERE
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