Now days you hear about different coin grades. You may even ask coins dealers or shops about this different terminology. This question usually comes to light when speaking about how a coins are graded of just simply how it … Continue reading →
Whitman Publishing announces the release of the newest edition of the Whitman Guide to Coin Collecting. The guide, popularly known as the “Yellow Book,” includes chapters on coin collecting as a hobby; places to find coins; how coins are made; … Continue reading →
Money Metals just released it current edition of the Insider with lots of relevant information. One section in particular always generates interest. It is the Frequently Asked Questions or FAQ’s. I found this issue had some very good content and … Continue reading →
Clint Siegner, a Director at the Money Market Exchange, has revisited his article about 90% U.S. Silver coins. Junk Silver quarters were made until 1964 when the US mint switched over to copper-nickel alloy. Along with junk silver dimes, they … Continue reading →
This year marks the 100th anniversary of completion of coinage of the Morgan dollar and the 100th anniversary of commencement of coinage of the Peace dollar. Essentially, it’s the centennial of the transition between minting two of the most famous … Continue reading →
White spots on silver bullion coins have been a known issue in the global bullion market for years. While white spots do not change the purity or composition of bullion coins, investors have expressed concerns about their impact on the … Continue reading →
Learn the grades of U.S. Coins by using the U.S. Coin Grading Guide by The Littleton Coin Company. Here’s where you’ll find visual tips and information about identifying the grades of the coins and paper money in your collection. Use … Continue reading →
These rules are found in The Global-Investor Book of Investing Rules which includes tactics, strategies and insights relied on by 150 of the world’s most respected financial experts. They are revealed in a concise, digestible form. In order to be … Continue reading →
MintID was created to solve the problem of counterfeiting in the precious metals space. But until now, investors have been plagued with the uncertainty of whether or not the products they own are actually genuine. By embedding AES-128-bit encrypted and … Continue reading →
David Bowers digs into the past in this enlightening article recently written for Coin Update. I am sure you will find a common thread when he says “I enjoy coins, tokens, medals, and paper money in actuality — buying, selling, … Continue reading →
