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Under A Cloud Good Morning, Gold prices were aiming towards their first weekly loss in one month early this morning on a number of external unfriendly...

The U.S. State Department has announced a date of May 6-7 for Cultural Property Advisory Committee hearings on the request for renewal of the...

Saint-Gaudens coinage continues to anchor demand for rare gold in April 28-30 Milwaukee event DALLAS, TX -- A 1921 double eagle, graded MS63 by PCGS...

The American Numismatic Association's inaugural fall convention in Pittsburgh will be held Oct. 13-15, 2011, at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center, site of...

DALLAS, TX -- The Official Currency Auction of the 2010 Central States Numismatic Society Convention in Milwaukee will be conducted by Heritage Auctions April...

New York gold futures topped $1,160 an ounce, rising slightly on Thursday despite early profit-taking and a stronger dollar which dampened the appeal...

United States Mint commemorative sales are slowing as the days since their launch pass. Weekly gains have fallen by a bit more than half as most coin collectors who wanted them now already own them.

First Spouse Gold Coins, on the other hand, had their own mini surge despite their age.

As far as America's newest and smallest coin, the 2010 Lincoln cent, the public appears less excited about buying rolls of them as compared to their 2009 counterparts. To the numbers...

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New York gold futures rose 0.5 percent on Wednesday as a a variety of factors, including a weakened dollar and surging oil prices, boosted...

Even though energy prices were flat in March, the cost of living in America rose slightly during the month as more expensive fresh fruits...