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Margaret Taylor First Spouse Gold Coins Debut Dec. 3

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Orders for Margaret Taylor First Spouse Gold Coins open beginning at Noon (Eastern) on December 3, 2009, the US Mint announced Wednesday. The Taylor...

2010 Native American $1 Dollar Design Unveiled

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"Government - The Great Tree of Peace" has been announced as the theme for the 2010 Native American $1 coin by the US Mint. The coins will be issued beginning in January and throughout the year to meet demand.

2010 Native American $1 Design
2010 Native American $1 Design - Click to Enlarge

As dictated by the Native American $1 Coin Act (Public Law 110-82), the reverse of these coins feature a different reverse design annually that contain "images celebrating the important contributions made by Indian tribes and individual Native Americans to the development of the United States and the history of the United States."

The 2010 design shows a Hiawatha Belt with five arrows bound together. The belt signifies the creation of the Haudenosaunee, also known as the Iroquois Confederacy.

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Gold Tops $1,189/oz in New Record

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New York gold futures on Wednesday jumped to a record high of just above $1,189 an ounce as the...

US Mint Raises Collector Gold Coin Prices

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The US Mint has once again raised the prices on its collector gold coins due to the ever-increasing cost of gold. Utilizing a pricing grid...

US Mint Sales: Bullion Coins Hot, Proof Sets Rise 3rd Week

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US Mint Sales Figures ImageFewer numismatic products are shouting out with noteworthy gains in the latest US Mint weekly sales report, but bullion coins are screaming along with the record highs in gold and silver prices.

More visible on collector's radar were the debut of Zachary Taylor Presidential $1 rolls, clad US Mint Uncirculated Sets and US Mint Proof Sets, which are on a three week rise.

In fact, with the exception of the Lincoln and Silver Proof Set, all sets performed at least slightly better when compared to last week's report.

US bullion coins burned the brightest, as the following highlights describe:

  • 2009 Buffalo Gold Bullion Coins hit 171,500 for the year, just 500 shy from matching all of those sold in 2008 -- and the 2009s were released only on Oct. 15. The US Mint sold 26,000 during the last seven days alone, bringing the November total to 55,000.

  • 2009 American Eagle Gold Coins jumped up 49,500 in the same time frame for a November tally of 124,000. The month already ranks as the third best of the year.

  • 2009 American Silver Eagles are 7,000 away from reaching 26 million this year. Numbers soared 986,500 in the last seven days, reaching 2,586,500 for the month. November is ranking as the fourth best in 2009 with several days left to place orders.

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Gold, Silver, Metal Prices: Commentary – 11/25/2009

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Hyperinflation. Of Sentiment Good Day, The figures mentioned in yesterday's comment as possible betting markers in the on-going global gold roulette...

Finest Registry Set of Early U.S. Halves in PCGS FUN 2010...

(Orlando, Florida) -- More than 100 coins from the all-time finest registry set of early U.S. half dollars in the PCGS Set RegistrySM will...

Gold and Silver Theft Ruled Out at Royal Canadian Mint

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The Royal Canadian Mint has received written confirmation from the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) that its thorough investigation into the unreconciled difference of...

Gold Gains, US Stocks Retreat Slightly

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New York gold futures advanced Tuesday for the eighth consecutive trading day despite a slightly stronger US...

Zachary Taylor Presidential Dollars Ceremoniously Launch

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Zachary Taylor Presidential $1 coins were ceremoniously launched today as a part of the events surrounding Zachary Taylor Appreciation Day and the 225th anniversary...
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140-Coin Lincoln Cent Collection Tops $309K at Heritage Auction

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A collection of just 140 Lincoln cents realized $309,303 in Heritage Auctions' Oct. 26 Makes Perfect Cents Collection sale, led by a 1914-D Lincoln...