Gold Prices Spike To Nearly $1,820
Gold prices capped off the morning of May 6, 2021, by making a run for $1,800... Then $1,810... Then on to $1,820 before cooling off just before lunchtime kicked off on the Eastern Seaboard....
COINage Issue Highlights: June – July 2021
Below is a snapshot of some of the topics and interests you can expect to see in the pages of the June - July 2021 issue of COINage. In addition, you’ll find sample pages...
The Future of Numismatics Is … with Donald H. Kagin, Ph.D.
Editor’s Note: Mr. Donald H. Kagin, Ph.D., is running for the position of president in the American Numismatic Association’s current election. Members of the ANA have until July 1 to cast their ballots. Learn...
The Future of Numismatics Is … with Ralph Ross, Ph.D.
Editor’s Note: Mr. Ralph Ross, Ph.D., is running for the position of president in the American Numismatic Association’s current election. Members of the ANA have until July 1 to cast their ballots. Learn more...
PCGS Coin of the Week: 1911-S Lincoln Cent
What's the most expensive regular-issue Lincoln cent after the 1909-S, 1909-S VDB, 1914-D, and 1931-S? Still trying to figure out the riddle? Chances are you've already caught on from the coin featured here that...
Ride and Angelou Headlining American Women Quarters Program
Famed author and educator Maya Angelou and innovative astronaut Dr. Sally Ride are the first to be honored on U.S. coins issued under the American Women Quarters program.
The United States Mint recently announced...
Whitman Publishing’s Leader Honored With Accolade
Recently, Kentucky governor Andy Beshear commissioned Whitman Publishing’s Dennis Tucker as a Kentucky Colonel in recognition of his career in book publishing, as well as for publicizing and promoting knowledge of Kentucky’s status as...
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 a tad softer stance for the yellow precious metal and...
New American Innovation $1 Coin Designs Set
Innovators and inventions from New Hampshire, Virginia, New York, and North Carolina are the next to be honored through the American Innovation® $1 Coin Program.
During a recent announcement, the United States Mint revealed the...
1794 Experimental Coin Finishes at $840,000 — Doubles Auction Estimate
After all of these years in operation, it may be hard to imagine the United States Mint ever labeled as a "fledgling entity," but that was certainly the case in 1794 when the first...
