Gold Keeps Six-Week High as Dollar Weakens, Silver Rises
Numismatic News: Ancient Coin Unearthed, PQ Described, Buy/Sell Coin Tips
Isle of Man Celebrates Fall of the Berlin Wall Anniversary
US Mint Sales Figures: Silver Proof Sets and Eagles Sail, UHR’s...
What a difference a week can make. Collectors partially awoke from a summer slumber and began to buy US coins.
Ultra High Relief $20 Gold coins surpassed 70,000, newly released 2009 Silver Proof Sets reached 271,372 in three days, American Eagle Silver bullion coins topped 15.8 million, and demand was higher for the remaining US Mint silver coins.
Aside from several straggling First Spouse Gold coins, the US Mint had a good week -- at least better than the last. Even non silver 2009 Proof Sets emerged from a haze to rise 45,729 compared to the last reported 19,547. Tagging along were improved Lincoln Formative Years penny figures, jumping 5,179 from the prior 3,572.
Gold Hits Six-Week High, Silver Rises, Platinum Falls
British Royal Mint Unveils Glorious 2009 Britannia Gold Proof Collection
The Royal Mint is delighted to introduce the 2009 Britannia collection, featuring Philip Nathan's famous 1997 design of Britannia standing tall in her chariot.
His stunning design appears on the reverse, while the current portrait of Her Majesty the Queen takes pride of place on the obverse - the first time that the two designs have appeared alongside each other on a gold coin.
The 2009 collection is the eighth in a series of Britannia commemorative coins to be released since their inception by the Royal Mint in 1987. Unusually for UK gold coins, the Britannia Collection is struck to 22 carat gold Proof quality, but with a small quantity of silver added to the alloy, resulting in a brilliant yellow gold finish.
Maple Leaf Bullion Coins Celebrate 2010 Olympic Games
$111,000 Contributed For Los Angeles World’s Fair of Money
Gold Slightly Lower, Silver and Platinum Fall
US Mint Products Schedule – August Update
