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Gold, Silver, Metal Prices Commentary – June 7, 2010

Dubious Declarations by the Danube Good Morning, A quick about-face from Hungary regarding its chance of a default assuaged markets as the new trading week...

Stolen New Jersey National Currency Notes Returned to Owner at Long...

(Long Beach, California) - A unique six-note uncut sheet of $5 New Jersey National Currency notes stolen two years ago was returned to its...

Bullion Prices & Business Weekend Recap – June 5, 2010

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Attributions for pressuring commodities and stocks lower were disappointing U.S. employment numbers that raised recovery questions coupled with new concerns that Europe's debt...

2010 American Buffalo Gold Proof Coins on Sale

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The United States Mint on Thursday, June 3, released the 2010 American Buffalo Gold Proof Coin for an opening price of $1,510.00.

2010 American Buffalo Gold Proof Coin
2010 $50 American Buffalo Gold Proof Coin - Obverse and Reverse (Click to Enlarge)

The one ounce .9999 fine, 24-karat gold coin marks its fifth year of issue, but this year's version could experience demand unlike past offerings if recent history is any indication.

The 2009 proof launched on October 29, 2009. Debuting four-day sales roared to 19,468. The US Mint stopped selling the coins on March 29, 2010 around the 50,000 level -- the most recent unaudited Mint sales figures have them at 49,388.

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Heritage Memphis International Paper Money Auction Offers 3,400+ Currency Lots

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In conjunction with the Memphis International Paper Money Show, June 17-21 DALLAS, TX -- The Official Currency Auction of the 2010 Memphis International Paper Money...

Jane Pierce First Spouse Gold Coins Issued

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The United States Mint launched the Jane Pierce First Spouse Gold Coins on Thursday, June 3, at 12 Noon (Eastern). These 24-karat gold coins are...

Gold, Silver, Metal Prices Commentary – June 4, 2010

Hungary Hungover Good Morning, Anticipation that Friday morning's May jobs report from the US Labour Department would reveal a 'staggering' rate of job...

PNG Applauds Efforts to Battle Coin Doctoring, Monitors Suit

(Long Beach, California) -- The Board of Directors of the Professional Numismatists Guild (PNG) met in Long Beach, California on June 2, 2010 and...

US Mint Ceremony Introduces Yellowstone National Park Quarter

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In what is typically as picturesque a location as could be found, the United States Mint debuted Wyoming's 2010 Yellowstone National Park Quarters to hundreds of gathered visitors today during a launch ceremony on the grounds of the Old Faithful Inn just steps away from the famous Old Faithful Geyser.

Old Faithful Geyser area
Park visitors wait on Old Faithful to erupt an hour prior to the Yellowstone quarter release ceremony, which was moved inside the Old Faithful Lodge Recreation Hall due to incremental weather. The famous geyser is depicted on the quarter's reverse.

This coin marks the second release of the America the Beautiful Quarters™ Program which debuted earlier this year with the Hot Springs National Park Quarter from Arkansas.

The ceremony was scheduled to be held outdoors but owing to the inclement weather experienced there today, the function was moved inside to the Old Faithful Lodge Recreation Hall. Temperatures hovering in the forties with a drizzle in the air do not make for pleasant event conditions.

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2010 Fractional American Gold Eagle Bullion Coins on Sale June 10

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American Eagle Gold Bullion CoinThe United States Mint this morning officially announced a release date of Thursday, June 10, for the 22-karat 2010 American Eagle Gold Bullion Fractional Coins.

The one-ounce Gold Eagle went on sale January 19. Buyers have sprung at the chance to scoop them up. 190,000 were sold during May, which was the highest sales level since 1999.

The fractional sizes that will be available include the one-half, one-quarter and one-tenth ounce. The US Mint indicates they will be offered for sale through the "standard allocation process."

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