History of the Standing Liberty Quarter
History of Standing Liberty Quarter The radical change in our coinage that was taking place in the early 20th century was not quite done by 1916. With the new Lincoln cent and Buffalo nickel now in circulation,...
CoinManage 2003 has been released!
The best way to organize and value your coin collection CoinManage is a program for managing your coin collection. Features include a database of more than 16,000 US, Canadian and English coins, images...
What does the "sterling" Mean in Sterling Silver?
What the Heck Does "Sterling" Mean? We hear and see "sterling silver this" and "sterling silver that" almost every day, yet many shoppers do not understand what it really means. Does "sterling" mean "pure"?...
"History of the Silver Morgan Dollar
Perhaps no coin being collected today conjures up visions of the old west like the Morgan Dollar. Minted from 1878 to 1904 and then for one more year in 1921, the changes that took place in America during...
Gold Investments: A Few Helpful Tips
Throughout history, gold has been a highly valued substance. Its unique properties and relative scarcity caused almost every world culture to use it as a form of money, as well as a way to "store" value....
The Lincoln Cent - Part 3 - The Many Changes
No real changes occurred in the cent from 1918 through 1942. In 1943, the cent would again see a dramatic change although not to its design, but rather due to shortages of copper caused by the war. At...
The History Of Gold As Money
Turning Gold Into Money
Gold is one of the most dynamic elements of the modern economy and some might find it funny that the oldest form of valuing physical commodities is still thriving today. The first...
Coin Collecting A Fun And Rewarding Hobby
Collecting coins is a hobby that can be enjoyed by anyone of any age. A lot of coin collectors started as children, with the help of their parents or grandparents collecting pennies or dimes. For some...
Why You Need To Buy and Sell Gold Coins (Part 2)
How to Collect Rare Coins For Fun and ProfitTime has proven that collectors tend to make the most money in rare coins because they search out "undervalued coins" and buy during market lulls. Buying in...
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