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Eye on Auctions: Classic Commemoratives
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Some things just stop you in your tracks. For us, when we came across the words “classic commemoratives” in a description for...
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Partners: COINage, February, 2019
We are proud to partner with the following businesses for our February 2019 issue of COINage magazine.
Gold, Silver Prices Languish, Awaiting Push or Pull
As the last week of April wraps up, gold and silver prices remain lukewarm. Gold hangs around $1,780, and silver stands at $26.40, representing...
Wood for Horses; Platinum for Cars
By James Passin
On April 24th, in the year 1184 B.C., when the city of Troy fell to Greek invaders, the Trojans hauled the “gift”...
Coin Collecting’s Sweet Spot
by Amy Drew Thompson
Cacao might not have been the world’s earliest form of currency, but it remains, arguably, the tastiest. Read the entire story...
Donald Trump’s Gold Standard
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History has a way of repeating itself, and if some leaders in the United States and around the world have their way, the gold...
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Coins and currency are among my top 10 favorite means of historical study. From time to time I think about how much...
COINage Issue Highlights August-September 2021
Below is a snapshot of some of the topics and interests you can expect to see in the pages of the August-September 2021 issue...
On This Day: Monroe Commem
January 24, 1924: The 67th Congress of the United States authorizes the Mint to produce commemorative coins in honor of the centennial of the Monroe Doctrine and its celebration at an exposition held in Los Angeles in mid-1923.
