2007 September
Monthly Archives: September 2007
New Quarters Proposed to Commemorate D.C. and U.S. Territories
All good things come to an end. The 50 State Quarters® Program is near that end. Or, is it?
Next year all 50 states...
New 2007 Uncirculated Coin Sets Arriving; Old 2006 Sets Departing
They're not the home run makers in the series of Mint coinage but they do make a big hit every now and again......
Minting Variety Type Coins on Purpose – Why?
There's nothing better than some variety between coins to peak a person's interest and excitement. The 50 State Quarters® and...
Wyoming First Day Coin Covers Available
The United States Mint has released the 2007 Wyoming Official First Day Coin Cover.
These limited edition covers hold two Wyoming state quarters that...
New Law Brings Newly Designed Sacagawea Dollars
America loves their series. First came the 50 State Quarters. Next came the Westward Journey Nickels. Then the Presidential $1 Coins.
Now wait......
eBay Selects Coin Grading Companies
eBay's trying to step up efforts to stymie fraudulent numismatic listings and the selling of counterfeit coins.
Last week they implemented an updated policy...
$500 Million Shipwrecked Treasure Hoard – Odyssey vs. Spain
Discover a mysterious shipwreck, give it a cool code name, secretly haul from it a spectacular treasure of coins possibly worth $500 million,...
U.S. Mint Ships Jefferson Liberty Spouse Coins
For the lucky few able to get one of the Jefferson Liberty First Spouse Gold Coins, take heart. If you haven't already received yours,...
The New $5 Bill Sports a Fresh Face
For the first time ever the U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing digitally unveiled a new bill redesign.
The new $5 bill will...
Who’s Responsible for U.S. Coinage Design? CCAC? Mint? CFA?
Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee - who are they and what do they do?
Since the government is responsible for minting coins, you...