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Monthly Archives: April 2009

Precious Metals Edge Slightly Lower

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Precious metals shifted slightly lower Tuesday while crude and U.S. stocks reversed from Monday's course and marked gains. In New York trading futures for bullion: ...

George Frederick Kolbe Auction Sale 110: June 11

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On June 11th, 2009, George Frederick Kolbe/Fine Numismatic Books will offer for sale at auction eight hundred thirty lots of rare...

Numismatic News Headlines – Apr 21

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Four numismatic news or coin blog articles are referenced on CoinNews every Tuesday and Thursday. These articles are not authored by us, but...

2009 Coin Legislation for Consideration

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Coin legislation in 2009 has progressed extremely slow, which is exceedingly normal considering the congressional process each bill must suffer through to pass....

French Mint Launches Fall of Berlin Wall 10€ Silver Coin

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The French Mint, Monnaie de Paris, has launched a new 10 euro silver proof coin commemorating the 20th anniversary of the Fall of...

Gold and Silver Rise as Platinum, Oil and Stocks Plunge

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The markets played a touch of reversal on Monday compared to recent weekly trends. Gold and silver gains finally upstaged platinum, which fell...

PNG Modern Coins Seminar at CSNS Convention

(Cincinnati, Ohio) – The Professional Numismatists Guild will host a free "PNG Share the Knowledge" educational seminar about modern coins during the 70th annual...

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22 Coins, 10 Mummies May Lead to Cleopatra’s Tomb

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A dig site where 22 ancient coins inscribed with Cleopatra's name, an alabaster mask fragment resembling Mark Antony, and 10 mummies were discovered suggest Cleopatra's lost tomb may be within reach, according to Egypt's chief archeologist, Zahi Hawass.

Archaeologist found the coins and mask last year when excavating a 2,300 year-old temple built by Ptolemy II. The recent cemetery discoveries led to underground radar revealing three "important anomalies."

The evidence has convinced Hawass that someone important is buried within temple, and possibly the famous lovers.

 

"We think this is really a perfect place for Cleopatra and Mark Antony to be hidden," Hawass said.

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Coin Chat Radio Review, April 16th Episode

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The April 16 edition of the Coin Chat Radio program features a couple of interesting interviews that cover three centuries: from sunken steamships...