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Coin Club Showcases Alternate Statehood Designs
From a single idea a tradition is born.
The Raleigh Coin Club recently unveiled the promotional wooden nickel associated with it's annual Money Expo, which...
Coins Inspire as Holiday Presents
By Mike Fuljenz
In 2017, my wife, Karen, and I went to hear Wynonna Judd and the Big Noise in her excellent Christmas show. It...
No FG Kennedy Half Dollars Are Cool Varieties That Can Be Found In Circulation
Coin collectors who specialize in Kennedy half dollars know the series, which launched in 1964 and continues today, offers a wealth of fun and...
Government vs. Crypto
On behalf of the American people, the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) has filed 13 charges against Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency asset trading platform....
Top 10 Coin Collecting & Investing Tips
When buying or selling rare coins you need to keep some basic rules in mind. These rules can have a direct and significant impact...
1909-S VDB Lincoln Cent: PCGS Coin of the Week
The 1909-S VDB Lincoln Cent is the Professional Grading Service's (PCGS) Coin of the Week.
The 1909-S VDB Lincoln cent is easily the most storied 20th-century...
Issue Highlights: February/March 2020
Below is a snapshot of some of the topics and interests you can expect to see in the pages of the February/March 2020 issue...
‘King of American Coins’ Highlights Heritage Long Beach Sale
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COINage Profile: 1932 Washington Quarters
One of the most popular United States coin series is the Washington quarter, first issued in 1932 and continuing today with a modified design....
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“Peak Gold” Production Indicates Higher Prices
The phrase “Peak Gold” has been popping up more frequently. We have been reporting on estimates from various gold mining firms that they have been having trouble finding new deposits of gold, but now we have some solid statistical evidence.
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Get Off the Couch!
Each issue of COINage has compelling advertisements filled with historic, intriguing coins offered for sale. But have you ever seen a nickel three-cent piece, or a silver one, in person?
PCGS Coin of the Week: 1861 Paquet Reverse Double Eagle
The 1861 Paquet Reverse double eagle is the Professional Coin Grading Services (PCGS) Coin of the Week. One of the rarest coins around, the...
If Pennies are Doomed, is the Nickel Next?
Calls for the Nickel to be Discontinued
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By Mike Fuljenz
“In 2024, each five-cent nickel cost 13.8 cents to produce, resulting in a loss of...
