1960 Lincoln Cent Overdate Varieties in Proof – Identification Tips and Value | Coinweek

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As the much-missed numismatist David Lange wrote in his excellent CoinWeek article, 1960 was a pivotal year for coin collecting in the United States. Rare coins, the traditional backbone of the hobby, continued to thrive, with many historic collections being built – some publicly, some privately. But the real buzz encircling the coin hobby centered […]

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Series 1953 United States $2 and $5 Notes : A Collector’s Guide

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  Image: Heritage Auctions. By CoinWeek Notes… In 1953, the United States Bureau of Printing and Engraving (BEP) printed two denominations of United States Notes: $2 and $5. These notes are characterized by their distinctive red Treasury seals and serial numbers, earning them the nickname “Red Seal” notes. Unlike Federal Reserve Notes, which were issued

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America the Beautiful Quarters, 2010-2021 | CoinWeek

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By CoinWeek Notes …. Starting in 2010, the United States Mint embarked upon a new 11-year rotating commemorative coin program honoring the country’s National Parks. Artistically, these coins improved upon the “clip art” feel of the State Quarters program and took full advantage of improvements in the Mint’s design and die making processes. Retained was

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