Have you seen rhodium plated coins recently and wondered what exactly rhodium was and where it fits in the scheme of more traditional metals like gold and silver? Keep reading to learn more! Discovery of Rhodium English chemist William Hyde … Continue reading →
This article warns new investors to avoid overpriced TV gold dealers and instead learn how to compare prices to melt value. It stresses the importance of owning physical metal rather than relying on ETFs, while also building positions gradually instead … Continue reading →
In the world of numismatics, understanding coin grading is essential for collectors and enthusiasts alike. Among the many factors that contribute to a coin’s grade, the distinction between “Proof” and “Proof-Like” can significantly impact its value and appeal. Join us … Continue reading →
This post summarizes the cost associated in producing today US Coinage. The pictures are from the Littleton Coin Company and show the Penny thru the years. It starts out with a commentary by Mike Maharrey, a journalist and market analyst … Continue reading →
The next release in the John Wick series is the Arabic Blood Oath Marker. This APMEXclusive® product was produced in collaboration with Lionsgate and has a limited mintage of only 500 pieces. The Arabic Blood Oath Maker is a replica … Continue reading →
Over the course of the past seven months, the Reading Room has welcomed nearly 18,000 visitors. Source: Reading Room Online Magazine – Now Free for All Read more articles here – Dive into the World of Collecting with the Reading Room … Continue reading →
Coin collecting is still a fun and educational pursuit and a nice collection, built with great patience over time, can be very financially rewarding as well. Many thanks for the information and pictures go to Michael Garofalo … Continue reading →
The following is excerpted from Clifford Mishler’s Coins: Questions & Answers Selling Your Coins or Collection to a Coin Shop Your local coin shop has the advantage of the personal touch that you might be lacking in, for example, mail-order sales … Continue reading →
Many coin collectors — and family members who inherit coins and related numismatic items from a loved one — need help disposing of a collection. Like any transaction it is best to be prepared to know what you have. This as … Continue reading →
Many coins fall into the FUBAH category, including ones with scratches or environmental damage; the most irritating ones are stained. These may seem like restoration candidates at PCGS or NGC. However, chances are they will be returned in their original ungraded-worthy condition because dipping … Continue reading →
