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...
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Retiring the Penny Could Save $1 Billion A Decade
With America getting into a cost-cutting mode, Senator Joni Ernst (R-Iowa) published her top suggestions for...
PCGS Coin Quest Launches New Challenges, Incentives For 2020 Coins
(January 24, 2020) – PCGS is now offering an exciting opportunity for collectors who seek 2020 coins for their collections.
The 2019-W PCGS Quarter Quest...
4 Tree-Rific Coins For Celebrating Arbor Day
It's been a busy week... Monday helped kick off National Coin Week, Wednesday was Earth Day. And today, Friday April 24? It's Arbor Day....
Gold Prices Freefall Below $1,800, Silver Stumbles After Sprint
Bullion investors who bought gold at $1,850 per ounce or higher and the countless silver investors who purchased on the squeeze earlier this week...
February’s Coinage Kids
Braille Coins
Braille would be 205 now, and while he would be proud of his invention, he would probably be a little embarrassed by all...
Heritage Launches Weekly World Currency Auctions
Heritage Auctions will conduct a World Currency Weekly Auction that runs each Tuesday on HA.com, the firm announced Jan. 25.
The weekly auctions came about because...
1864 with “L” Ribbon Indian Cent: PCGS Coin of the Week
The 1864 with "L" Ribbon Indian Cent is the Professional Grading Service's (PCGS) Coin of the Week.
The Indian Cent is easily the most popular...
Bullion Demand and Rare Coin Optimism
By Michael Fuljenz
Whenever financial, political, or other world events lead to a continued increase in the buying of gold and silver bullion coins for...
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PCGS Will Grade Historic Colorized United States Mint Coins
2020 Basketball Hall of Fame Coins will be a first for the Mint
(Santa Ana, California) – August 26, 2020 – Professional Coin Grading Service...
Revealing Study: Cash is Still King
There are many different ways to pay for things and send money these days. However, a new study says that even with all...
“Austria by Its Children” Series Continues
The Austrian Mint in Vienna will issue on May 7 the fifth silver coin in its charming series “Austria by its Children," also known...
