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New Coin Commemorating the 200 Anniversary of the Abolition of the...

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On Tuesday, February 5, 2008, President Bush signed into law H.R. 3432 titled, "Commission on the Abolition of the Transatlantic Slave ...

Royal Canadian Mint Displays Record-Breaking Gold Coin in United Arab Emirates

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Over the weekend the Royal Canadian Mint (RCM) exhibited the world's largest gold coin in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The Guinness World Record...

Price Increases for Bald Eagle Commemorative Coins

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The pre-issue or introductory prices for the Bald Eagle Commemorative Coins end tomorrow, Feb. 14, at 5:00 pm (ET). While it will be...

PNG Seeks 2008 Award Nominees

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Fallbrook, California. – Nominations for its 2008 awards are being sought by the Professional Numismatists Guild (www.PNGdealers.com), according to PNG Executive Director Robert Brueggeman...

CoinNews Adds Australian Coin Photos, Prices and Information from Perth Mint

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It's rare to find a mint gallery with coin photos, information and prices within a single location. You can naturally visit world mint websites...

CBS 60 Minutes News Video: Should We Make Cents? Part Two...

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CBS 60 Minutes News Video: Should We Make Cents?The CoinNews Saturday eNewsletter and the short post Sunday morning included information about the Sunday night 60 Minutes news segment titled, Should We Make Cents?

Morley Safer reports on how the penny and nickel are worth less than the U.S. government cost to manufacture them - the penny almost two cents and the nickel almost a dime.

The largest portion of the segment, as the 60 Minutes title suggests, revolves around the various points of view on whether the government should stop making Lincoln pennies.

Why is the manufacturing cost of the 1-cent penny and 5-cent nickel up so much? United States Mint Director Ed Moy summed it up:

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Is the U.S. Penny and Nickel Worth Keeping? 60 Minutes Asks.

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5-cent nickels contain 75% copper and 25% nickel. 1-cent pennies contain 2.5% copper with the remaining zinc. The price of these metals...

Bullion & Business Weekend Report

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Platinum experienced a second consecutive week of impressive gains and records, climbing 4.32% on the London Fix. Silver and gold posted smaller, but...

2008 Prince of Wales 60th Birthday Commemorative Coin by British Royal...

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The British Royal Mint has released a new 2008 commemorative £5 coin celebrating the 60th birthday of His Royal Highness, The Prince of Wales. The limited edition coin comes in Brilliant Uncirculated and Proof versions. The commemorative design is rather unusual in that both sides of the coin bear a prominent head portrait, making it a "two-headed" coin.

The Royal Mint has struck a new commemorative £5 coin for 2008 with a specially designed reverse celebrating the 60th birthday of His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales. (British Royal Mint images)

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Monroe Presidential $1 Coins Enter Circulation Feb. 14, Public Ceremony at...

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The first of the four Presidential $1 Coins this year will soon enter banks, stores and public transit systems. The James Monroe Presidential Dollar...
2025-W Proof American Silver Eagle - Obverse and Reverse

US Mint Sales: 2025 Proof Silver Eagles Account for Over a...

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Collectors ordered nearly 24,350 products from the U.S. Mint during the week ending Dec. 7, according to the agency's data, and more than a...