My Two Cents’ Worth: The High Seize
by Ed Reiter
Something’s rotten in the Kingdom of Spain.
Perhaps it’s the stench surrounding the 17 tons of gold and silver coins recently “repatriated” by Spain from the U.S. firm that recovered them from the...
My Two Cents’ Worth: A Perfect Spring Day
A PERFECT SPRING DAY
by Ed Reiter
Big things are afoot in the world of coins.
In response to complaints from disgruntled consumers, the United States Mint has announced that it is slashing issue prices for proof...
My Two Cents’ Worth: Dollar Coins and Common Sense
DOLLAR COINS AND COMMON SENSE
by Ed Reiter
Looking for logic in Washington, D.C., is like looking for a needle in a haystack. More aptly, it’s like looking for a dollar— a metal one, that is—in...
My Two Cents’ Worth: Lousing Up the First Spouse Series
LOUSING UP THE FIRST SPOUSE SERIES
by Ed Reiter
Chester Alan Arthur was one of this country’s most fascinating presidents. After a middling career as an utterly undistinguished political hack, he was nominated for the vice...
My Two Cents’ Worth: “Trust” Boosters
"TRUST" BOOSTERS
by Ed Reiter
Americans can breathe easier as the new year begins.
The House of Representatives has passed a non-binding resolution reaffirming “In God We Trust” as the national motto.
I hadn’t been aware that the...
Can We Talk?
About coin collecting?
Actually, we were wondering about collecting in general.
We were talking one day about what people in the office collect, how they got started collecting, what will they do with their collection in...
Conservation v. Restoration
Not All Preservation Methods Are Considered Equal
Some coins need more, some less--but if it's done right, feel free to say it in mixed company. Read the whole story here Conservation vs. Restoration(reduced_size)
Coin Collecting Methods
One of the great things about collecting coins is that there are so many ways to go about it.
You can collect by type or specialty, topic or composition. There is no right or wrong...
