News

3/12/2013 - In recent decades, it has been the US Mint’s practice to make a clean break between coin designs for each denomination.

3/7/2013 - High Grade Saints & World Gold Targeted. Lower Gold Spot Has Rejuvenated Collectors - Rare Black NGC Slab Scheduled For Auction On St. Patty's Day.

3/5/2013 - Updates to the NCS submission procedure include a new form, as well as modified pricing.

3/5/2013 - Updates are effective April 1, 2013, and include new submission fees for both US and world coins.

2/28/2013 - The first gold coins struck by the US Mint that are unquestionably Proof were struck in 1821.

2/22/2013 - The selection of coins features a number of important, high-grade rarities, but the most memorable is Newman’s stunning 1852 Humbert $10 Territorial Gold Piece.

2/21/2013 - Supply and demand still dictates pricing – "it's the biggest purchase I've made that I can't live in or doesn't have wheels"

2/20/2013 - This previously unknown unstruck planchet for 1793 Half Cents displays a perfectly lettered edge.

2/18/2013 - Any veteran numismatist knows that much of the best information is not to be found in books, but rather in articles and filler stories of a more ephemeral nature.

2/15/2013 - The distinctive reed marks on Liberty’s neck help make this fake more recognizable.