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By KJ on July 8, 2010
Welcome back to Something About Coins! The U.S. Mint’s numbers for the new Yellowstone quarter are higher than the Hot Springs quarter but very low compared to prior years, the first article reveals. The basics about coin prices and what consumers need to understand is discussed in the second, and a historic coin hoard is [...]
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By KJ on April 14, 2010
Welcome back to Something About Coins! New coins from the U.S. Mint and the Israel Mint, plus coverage of some rarities are described below!
Posted in Auctions, Lincoln Cents, Metal Detecting, New Coin Issues, Rare Coins, US Mint, World Coins | Tagged Featured |
By KJ on March 24, 2010
Welcome back to Something About Coins! The U.S. Mint finally revealed the final designs for their 2010 quarters, and the Mint will be at the National Money Show with the Boy Scout and the Veterans Silver Dollars, according to a few of the articles below.
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By KJ on October 29, 2009
Welcome to Something About Coins! Popular topics on the web right now are Girl Scout Commemoratives, events at the Whitman Baltimore Expo in November, and the Buffalo Proof Coin launch.
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By KJ on October 22, 2009
Welcome back to Something About Coins! Buffalo coins headlined today, medals considered, coin auctions reviewed, and more discussed below.
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By KJ on September 8, 2009
Welcome back to Something About Coins! I hope you enjoyed your long weekend. I had fun reading the articles below. I hope you do too. Odd denomination US coins like the two-cent pieces from the 1860′s make nice collectibles, and the linked article by Mark Benvenuto provides the facts and advice you need to know [...]
Posted in Ancient Coins, Metal Detecting, New Coin Issues, Perth Mint |
By KJ on August 31, 2009
Today, Gardendale Jewelry is displaying ancient coins that date from 336 B.C. to 300 A.D. Visitors can actually touch these ancient coins that would normally be untouchable in a museum. The coins are on loan from Los Angeles this week, and they are for sale. So if you live near Gardendale, Alabama, you’ll want to [...]
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