COINage Magazine

Coin dealers can seem intimidating but with inside knowledge of how coin dealers work you can use this knowledge to your advantage. Here are eight must-know secrets of dealers with insights into how a...

The 1792 Copper Disme, Judd-10, Pollock-11, Rarity-6+ Copper, PCGS MS62BN is the Professional Grading Service’s (PCGS) Coin of the Month. The early United States coinage system was a work in progress for many years before the...

If you buy coins online it's important to be safe to protect yourself and your investment. With eBay and online sites offering collectible coins and bullion for sale, should you buy from them? In...

Gift and wish lists for coin collectors are top of mind this holiday season. Here’s a list of magnificent coins worthy of any list, starting with affordable coins and concluding with one aspirational coin. 1....

Numismatist of the Century award recipient David Hall, 76, is the coin field’s greatest promoter and a brilliant wealth creator. He transformed the coin hobby into an industry and invented the “grading revolution” that...

Numismatist of the Century award winner John Albanese is the rare coin market’s most forceful leader and number one professional numismatist. Albanese has over 40 years of experience in numismatics. In 1978, he opened his...

CAC coin grading approved coins fared well in many public sales during the month of October. Here are ten examples, which were selected from a large number of results that could have been listed. ...

It looks like all of the stars are aligned for the storm clouds to form over the global financial horizon. But these are clouds with golden linings. We’re seeing rising interest rates and rising oil...

The 1877 Morgan Half Dollar in Silver, PCGS PR66CAM is the Professional Grading Service's (PCGS) Coin of the Month. While United States pattern coinage has long been a favorite area for many collectors, there’s a particularly...

Vintage gold commemorative coins were minted by the United States from 1903 to 1926. These coins honor persons, places, or events and are sold by the U.S. Mint at prices above the face value...