Everyone should own a little silver – no exceptions. What would happen if your grandfather placed $2 in a drawer 50 years ago (1963), and the money was just discovered? To find the answer, read the short article in CoinWeek written … Continue reading →
The Silver American Eagle Bullion Coin is the most popular collected series of coins from the US Mint. Now it’s history by John Mercanti has been released in a book named “A Guide to the US Bullion Coin Program” reviewed by The … Continue reading →
The Buffalo – Indian Head Nickel minted from 1913 through 1938 is one of the more popular designs from the U.S. mint and is a favorite among coin collectors. The designer, James Earle Fraser, put much thought into this! To … Continue reading →
Making Silver Rounds Here is a great look into how the making of silver coins is completed from start to finish. Special Thanks to the Employees of Endeavour Silver For sharing the Process
Continue reading →As Sgt. Phil Esterhaus of “Hill Street Blues” would say, “Let’s be careful out there.” It happens way too often. You attend that weekly a coin show and have purchased some new items or you are a dealer and pack up your car … Continue reading →
2012 Titanic Commemorative Coins from World Mints The year 2012 marks the 100th anniversary of the maiden voyage of the Titanic. Various mints around the world have marked the occasion with the issuance of commemorative coins. World Mint News has … Continue reading →
The “Change in your Pocket” could be worth a lot!!! Every day you usually end up with a little. Let the coin experts Ken Potter and Dr. Brian Allen, explain and separate the good from the bad. This terrific little book … Continue reading →
If you like history and enjoy collecting silver, This video offers up a very interesting look at the past!!
Continue reading →David Morgan offers his perspective on the Silver Market and states that you deserve to know what the next ten years will look like. Watch the free video and decide for yourself! For a Limited Time, he also offers free reports … Continue reading →
You may speak with these people every weekend – But what goes on all week? John Brush of David Lawrence Rare Coins answers this and many other questions: “What do coin dealers do all day?”. He offers a very interesting and … Continue reading →