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South Korean Numismatics: Getting Over the Language Barrier
By Mark Lovmo
For world coin enthusiasts who pursue modern-era issues, there are two common frustrations that discourage them from collecting the coins of certain...
Coin of the Week: 1907 No Motto Saint-Gaudens $20 Double Eagle, PCGS MS68
By Joshua McMorrow-Hernandez
Few coins are as popular as the Saint-Gaudens double eagle, and one of the finest of these is a unique specimen of...
Steve Zeller: Currency collector, coach, and owner of Unitedstatespapermoney.com
Editor’s Note: The COINage Welcome Mat features new advertising partners. COINage welcomes Steve Zeller, owner of Unitedstatespapermoney.com.
COINage: How did you become interested in paper...
ACEF Joins National SHOP SAFE Act Coalition
The Anti-Counterfeiting Educational Foundation (ACEF) has joined a national coalition comprised of more than 20 major industries seeking legislation to make e-commerce platforms responsible...
Gold Commemorative Coins
Vintage gold commemorative coins were minted by the United States from 1903 to 1926. These coins honor persons, places, or events and are sold...
PCGS Coin of the Week: 1926-S Buffalo Nickel MS65
The Buffalo nickel remains a popular collectible coin even more than eight decades after the last issue of the series rolled off the United...
My Two Cents’ Worth: The High Seize
by Ed Reiter
Something’s rotten in the Kingdom of Spain.
Perhaps it’s the stench surrounding the 17 tons of gold and silver coins recently “repatriated” by...
UK Scraps October 31 Brexit Coins
A special British 50 pence coin struck to honor Great Britain’s exit from the European Union, originally planned for October 31, is being “recycled”...
Coinage Kids: Heroes and Coins
The United States Mint makes everyday coins, special coins and medals to help us remember these heroes. The names of some of those coins are...
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Aloha to Hawaiian Coinage
By Mike Garofalo
Nearly 2,500 miles to the southeast, off of the coast of California, lay the Hawaiian Islands. Hawaii is a group of eight...
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Gold Back Above $1,800 To Kick Off December
Gold prices slid below $1,800 over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend and started trading yesterday in $1,780 territory before moving back toward $1,800 Monday. Today,...
Ancient Coins – Tetradrachm
In the late 6th century B.C., the tetradrachm emerged as a large silver coin that became popular among the city-states of Greece. It represented...
Great Collectors, Great Coins, Great Profits: Louis E. Eliasberg Sr.
Editor's Note: This is one of three esteemed collectors whose collecting prowess is profiled in this series.
By Mike Fuljenz
Coin collecting used to be called...
