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The Adelaide Sovereign—Australia's First Gold Coin
In the 1850s, as South Australian treasure hunters struck it rich in the Victorian gold fields, gold dust and small nuggets were sent back home to Adelaide, where the metal was used as currency by th… (View Post)4 -
5 Famous Coins Collectors Can Buy for Less Than $50
There is a group of United States coins that are "part of the collective American conscious yet aren’t budget breakers, either. These are coins that, often through sociocultural lore passed from… (View Post)13 -
Noteworthy Notes: PCGS Banknote Grades Rare Series of 1880 “Black Back” $100 Silver Certificate
PCGS recently graded an exemplary specimen of the rare 1880 “Black Back” $100 Silver Certificate, a relic from a time when the United States silver dollar was about to enter a new and colorful chapte… (View Post)2 -
Rare PCGS-Graded Asian Coins Break Records at Stack’s Bowers Galleries Auction
Some of the rarest coins from Asia and beyond crossed the auction block in PCGS holders during the April Hong Kong Auction held by Stack’s Bowers Galleries. Many of the coins hail from the world-famo… (View Post)2 -
PCGS Certifies Ultra-Rare 1933 Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle Gold Coin
PCGS was selected by Sotheby’s in New York to officially certify and grade the 1933 Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle, a gold coin once owned by King Farouk of Egypt that will soon be offered for sale. PCGS… (View Post)28
