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Former U.S. Mint Director Jay Johnson Becomes Spokesperson for Goldline International
Former U.S. Mint Director and Congressman Jay Johnson has become a spokesperson for Goldline International, Inc.
"As a former Director of the United...
Coin Chat Radio: Lincoln Cent Values, Newly Minted Coins, Kids and...
Coin Chat Radio's June 25 episode includes discussions on new and old Lincoln cents, freshly minted coins from Pobjoy and US mints, and...
Bullion & Business Weekend Report – June 27
Precious metals split this week and experienced narrow movements. Gold appeared slightly more attractive to investors as the U.S. dollar showed weakness. ...
Tyler Presidential $1 Coin Cover Set for Release
John Tyler $1 Coin Covers will be available on July 2 at 12:00 noon (ET), the US Mint announced Thursday.
These limited edition...
Chinese Coins Commemorate 2010 Shanghai World Expo
Some 70 million visitors are expected to visit Shanghai in 2010 for the World Expo where China hopes to "bring the world at home,...
Gold Rises for Day Three as Dollar Weakens and Oil Rallies,...
Gold and silver on Thursday marked a third straight day of gains while platinum rose for day two. Helping the yellow metal was a...
Numismatic News: Lincoln Bootstrap Error, Victor David Brenner, Dealer Ethics
June 25: Four numismatic news or coin blog articles are referenced on CoinNews every Tuesday and Thursday. These articles are not...
US Mint Sales: 2009 Proof Sets Pass 577K, Braille’s Top...
Collector action was mostly lackadaisical when it came to purchasing coins last week, the latest US Mint sales figures reveal. Despite that,...
Gold, Silver Rise for Day Two; Platinum Advances
Gold and silver climbed on Wednesday for the second straight day while platinum rose for the first time this week. A rallying U.S. dollar...
Last 2009 Lincoln Cents in US Mint Online Subscription Program
The remaining two redesigned 2009 Lincoln Cents will be available Wednesday through the US Mint Online Subscription Program, the Mint announced in a press statement.
A subscription provides the same $8.95 two-roll set pricing and five-set limit per coin design as that of first two cent offerings. However, subscribing to receive the third Lincoln Professional Life cent and fourth Lincoln Presidency cent can eliminate the initial launch hassles and long wait ordering times -- as many collectors experienced first hand with the Lincoln Formative Years penny release on May 14.
US Mint Sales: Alabama Innovation $1 Rockets to Strong Debut
Last week, on April 8, the U.S. Mint released rolls and bags containing Innovation dollars for Alabama. These $1 coins feature a design depicting...
