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Why Do Some Liberty Seated Coins Have Arrows by the Date?
While the Liberty Seated design constitutes a single type for each of the denomination on which the design was featured, there are a few important subtypes for most of the related denominations. The … (View Post)10 -
A Closer Look: Series of 1896 $2 Silver Certificate
The Series of 1896 Silver Certificates are referred to as the “Educational Series” in the hobby due to the design on the $1 “History Instructing Youth” issue. All three denominations in this series c… (View Post)2 -
A Conversation with United States Coin Designer Justin Kunz
We recently had the chance to have a conversation with Justin Kunz, a master designer for the United States Mint Artistic Infusion Program. He has several design credits to his name including the 202… (View Post)4 -
PCGS Grades Rare 20th-Century Russian Gold Coin
Across all gold production at the St. Petersburg Mint in Russia in 1906, just 10 examples of the 5 Roubles and 10 examples of the 10 Roubles were struck. One example of the 5 Roubles was recently sub… (View Post)5 -
Young Numismatist Corner 2
Our latest Young Numismatist Corner features 2018 YN of the Year recipient, Abigail Zechman. Her interest in numismatics began unexpectedly at 10 after attending the January Florida United Numismatis… (View Post)2
