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Daily Archives: November 11, 2008

WWI: 90th Anniversary £5 Silver Proof Coin Series

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The British Royal Mint has produced a series of 18 sterling silver proof coins commemorating the 90th anniversary of the end of World War I. The coins are issued under the authorities of Alderney, the Cayman Islands and the Solomon Islands and have a total collection limit of just 5,000.

WWI: 90th Anniversary £5 Silver Proof Coin, Recruitment theme by Royal Mint

According to the Mint, the commemorative themes were "designed by the Royal Mint Design Team, drawing inspiration from the art and literature of those who experienced the war first hand and from their own visit to the battlefields of France and Belgium."

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Gold Withdraws as Oil Drops Below $60

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Gold and other precious metals fell backwards on Tuesday as oil dipped below $60 a barrel. New York silver, gold and platinum futures fell...

Ceremonial Hawaii Quarter Launch a Success

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The Hawaii state quarter kicked-off with its ceremonial debut on Monday with thunderous success. Children who received a free, shiny Hawaii quarter were pleased,...

Numismatic Blog and News Headlines – Nov 11, 2008

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Four numismatic articles are referenced on CoinNews every Tuesday and Thursday. These articles are not authored by us, but we recommend collectors read...

The British Royal Mint Launches New Website

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The British Royal Mint has launched a new online site featuring a refreshing design, easier navigation, interactive elements, and more detail for coins and...

US Mint Eliminates 22 Gold and Platinum Coins – Best Buys...

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2008 American Eagle and Buffalo Bullion CoinsThe collector's eye is scanning for scarcer gold and platinum coins to purchase after the United States Mint's announcement on Monday to slash future coins from its numismatic portfolio.

With 22 collector American Eagle and Buffalo gold and platinum coins to face elimination in 2009, opportunities have improved for several to rise in value based on that alone. And even more so for others after comparing their prices and sales figures.

But how did we get to this point? Also, what collector bullion coins are the best buy?

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