COINage Magazine

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.

Whatever your budget... Whatever your collecting specialty... COINage will guide and entertain you every month with easy-to-read, colorful articles. Each issue features the latest updates on U.S. coin prices with an insider's guide to market trends.

We invite you to join the leader in the wonderful world of coin collecting.

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	Current Issue

February 2010 Vol.46 Num.2

FEATURES:

The Secret Service Division
Coin and currency collectors have had some encounters with the U.S. Secret Service over the years, but that could change by Dom Yanchunas
The End of Some Errors?
Mistakes still happen during the modern minting process, but not as many of the coins are escaping these days by Tom DeLorey
The Mint in 2010
If all goes well this year for the Mint, the agency could face some of its toughest critics yet: today's kids by Marcy Gibbel
Profiles in COINage: The Franklin Half Dollar
John R. Sinnock's national medal of Benjamin Franklin provided Nellie Tayloe Ross with the inspiration for a circulating coin by Ed Reiter
Coin Capsule: 1948
The motion picture world and the Cold War both continued to grow on an international level by Tom Toolen
Presidential Dollars: Millard Fillmore
Objective accounts conclude that his lack of a principled stand against slavery widened the gap between the North and South by Ron Meyer
Abigail Powers Fillmore
Along with her husband, the nation's 13th first lady worked to establish a lending library and college in Buffalo, New York by Ron Meyer
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