Monthly Archives: September 2009
US Mint Gold Coin Prices to Rise
Unless gold prices find and then fall off the world's highest cliff on Wednesday, the US Mint will raise Ultra High Relief Double Eagles and First Spouse Gold Coin prices by $50 and $25, respectively.
US Mint collector gold coin prices are subject to change weekly based on the US Mint's pricing policy which links the market price of gold to the selling price for the precious metal coins.
The last gold coin price increases occurred on Sept. 2 when the gold average topped $950 an ounce. While Wednesday gold prices must still be taken into account, the prior 4 day gold average stands at $1,011.38 an ounce, with many days well above the $1,000 threshold which automatically triggers a new round of higher coin prices.
CCAC to Review America the Beautiful Quarters Designs
US Government Prints Less Money in August
Gold, Silver, Metal Prices: Monday Commentary (9/21)
Judge Confirms Cipoletti Must Pay ANA $53,550 Judgment
25-Cent Canadian 2010 Olympic Commemorative Coins Selected
Men's Hockey Gold at Salt Lake City 2002 Voted by Fans as Top Canadian Olympic Winter Games Moment of All Time
It was a momentous victory that united a country in pride and passion, cementing Canada's position atop the hockey world and proving once and for all that hockey is Canada's game.
On February 24, with millions of fans on the edge of their seats, Team Canada defeated the United States 5-2 at the 2002 Winter Games to capture Canada's first men's Olympic hockey gold medal in 50 years.
More than seven years later, this moment remains etched in the memories of all Canadians, and was voted by fans as the #1 Canadian Olympic Winter Games Moment of all time.
Results were revealed earlier tonight [Saturday] on CTV and V in the Top 10 Canadian Olympic Winter Moments, presented by the Royal Canadian Mint, which counted down the Top 10 moments (10 through 1), as voted on earlier this year by fans across the country.