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PNG Cautions: Obama "Coins" Not Rare Investments
(Fallbrook, California) – Officials of the Professional Numismatists Guild (PNG), a non-profit organization composed of the nation's top rare coin dealers, are advising consumers...
Gold Down Sharply with Oil as Dollar Firms
Precious metals slipped and then tumbled on Monday as the U.S. dollar showed strength against other world currencies and oil plummeted 9.4 percent....
Gold Uncirculated American Buffalo 4-Coin Set Sold Out
The 2008 American Buffalo Gold Uncirculated Four-Coin Set on Monday joined the quickening ranks of other bullion coins and is no longer available.
The...
U.S. Army Commemorative Coin Act Signed into Law
President Bush on Monday signed into law the U.S. Army Commemorative Coin Act, H.R. 5714. The legislation surprisingly passed during the...
Coin Collector Social Communities on the Ning Network
Have you ever considered creating your own social site complete with forums, groups, chat and more? An online platform/service by Ning makes the task...
Foreign Coins Worth $784 Million Can Make a Change for Charity
The UK Post Office© is urging people to stop collecting unwanted foreign coins and instead donate the change to Barnardo's children's charity, an organization...
Ceremonial Van Buren Presidential Coin Launch on Dec. 5
The ceremonial launch of Martin Van Buren Presidential Dollars will take place on Friday, the U.S. Mint said in an advisory to the media...
Business & Bullion Weekend Report – Nov 29
Precious metals were again mixed for the week. Gold edged up for the month in New York by an impressive 14 percent, its biggest...
2009 Sacagawea $1 Coin Design Image Unveiled by US Mint
U.S. Mint releases 2009 Native American $1 Coin design on Native American Heritage Day
The United States Mint on Friday helped to celebrate Native American Heritage Day by unveiling the design image for the new 2009 Sacagawea $1 coin, officially entitled the "Native American $1 Coin." The dollar will begin circulating in January along with the first 2009 Presidential $1 Coin.
The new reverse designed by U.S. Mint Sculptor-Engraver Norman E. Nemeth depicts a Native American woman planting seeds in a field of corn, beans and squash. The scene represents the Three Sisters method of planting.
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US Mint Gold, Platinum and Silver Coin Sales Figures – Nov...
2008-W American Eagle Platinum uncirculated coins were again the big U.S. Mint movers.
Since last week's figures, one-ounce sales surged 46.5 percent to 980...
U.S. Mint Sweepstakes Offers 1776-2026 Dimes to Teachers
The United States Mint is giving teachers a chance to bring the 1776 ~ 2026 Emerging Liberty dime into their classrooms as part of...
