On Thursday, Dec. 12, Legend Rare Coin Auctions conducted its final Regency Auction of the year, its 35th sale as the official Auctioneer of the PCGS Members Only Show.
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The Virginia Beach, Virginia, dealer who aced the PCGS grading contest at the June 2022 Long Beach Expo in California is educating the next generation of collectors, donated his prize
In looking through some old publications the other day I came across this editorial by James Risk, written for Coin Galleries, a division of Stack’s
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The world‘s first blockchain-based digital collector coin created by the Bank of Lithuania is dedicated to the 16 February 1918 Act of Independence of Lithuania and its 20 signatories.
GOLD AND SILVER PRICE FALL WHILE PALLADIUM SETS NEW RECORD HIGH
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An extremely rare 1894 dime, one of only 24 minted and once owned by former Lakers owner Jerry Buss, has sold at auction for $1.32 million, including the buyer’s commission.
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Sales by the United States Mint of the limited-edition Proof 2023-W American Eagle gold coins will begin at noon Eastern Time March 30. Offered will be the four-coin Proof set of the gold coins and, separately, each of the individual coins included in the set. Retail pricing will be announced closer to the release date
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To check wether banknotes are real or fake, we represent all security features in main perspectives: feel the paper, tilt the note, check with light. Below we made analysis of each US dollar banknote security features, and here is the main actions you’ll need to do spot fake banknotes:
Marking the first full year in a new collector series, the United States Mint released today the 2019 American Innovation $1 Coin Proof Set for $20.95
United States Mint unveiled the one-year-only design that will appear on the 2020 Native American $1 Coin.
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