Monthly Archives: March 2016
CCAC to Review 2017 Coin and Medal Designs
The Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee (CCAC) will hold a public meeting on Tuesday, Mar. 15, to review coin designs and talk about themes for a possible series of WWI bronze medals.
The CCAC is tasked with advising the Secretary of the Treasury on themes and designs pertaining to all United States coins and medals [...]
Perth Mint Gold and Silver Bullion Sales in February
Australian gold and silver sales eased in February from their three-month highs in January but leapt over their totals from a year earlier, the latest figures from the Perth Mint show.
Silver sales scored a sixth consecutive month above 1 million ounces, and they also marked the sixth highest month since CoinNews started tracking the Mint's data in February 2013 [...]
Canadian 1916-2016 Women’s Right to Vote $1 Coin Released
Celebrations were held in Ottawa and Winnipeg Canada this week to introduce the new 1916-2016 Women's Right to Vote $1 circulation coin.
The ceremonies commemorated the 100th anniversary of Canadian Women's Right to Vote and served as the official launch for coins emblematic of the suffrage movement [...]
2015 American Liberty Gold Coin Sales End at 49,325
The United States Mint last Wednesday, March 3, pulled the online product page for the high-relief 2015-W $100 American Liberty Gold Coin, marking its sales end at a robust 49,325 coins.
Its sales really hadn't changed much since January, and not at all through the last three reporting periods. In large part, that's because most of them sold earlier [...]
Gerald R. Ford Presidential $1 Coins in Rolls, Bags and Boxes
Earlier today, March 8, the U.S. Mint started selling the 38th Presidential $1 Coin. This release commemorates Gerald Ford who served as President of the United States from 1974 to 1977. Product options include rolls, bags and boxes of the dollars in circulating quality.
The U.S. Mint started producing Presidential dollars in 2007 and has issued four every year since to honor deceased presidents in the order in which they served [...]