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The World's Best-Selling Gold Bullion Coins(Post)
The World's Best-Selling Gold Bullion CoinsLike their silver counterparts, modern, legal tender gold bullion coins offer buyers a convenient way to invest in physical gold that are issued by several
1922: A Unique Year in U.S. Coinage History(Post)1922: A Unique Year in U.S. Coinage HistoryToday the United States Mint is the largest producer of coins in the world, striking billions of circulating coins, millions of bullion coins in four metals
Statehood Quarters: U.S. Mint State Quarters Program and the Delaware Quarter(Post)U.S. Mint Statehood Quarters From 1999 to 2009, the U.S. Mint issued 56 different quarter dollars (Statehood Quarters) – one for each U.S. state and territory plus the District of Columbia. These
The 1787 Brasher Doubloon: First U.S. Gold Coin(Post)The 1787 Brasher Doubloon: First U.S. Gold Coin The Brasher Doubloon, struck in 1787 by New York goldsmith Ephraim Brasher, represents one of the rarest and most historically significant gold coins in
What Are Mint States Coins?(Post)Mint States Coins Mint State (MS) coins are uncirculated coins that show no signs of wear and retain their original mint luster. Graded on a scale from MS60 to MS70, with MS70 being a perfect coin
American Silver Eagle Collecting Strategies(Post)American Silver Eagle Collecting Strategies Originally launched in 1986 to reduce U.S. silver stockpiles, the American Silver Eagle quickly became both a highly traded bullion coin and a collector fa
Buffalo Nickel History(Page)The Buffalo Nickel The Buffalo nickel, also known as the Indian Head nickel, is a five-cent coin struck by the United States Mint from 1913 to 1938. Designed by sculptor James Earle Fraser, the coin...
Buffalo Nickels: History and Values(Post)Buffalo Nickels: History and Values Introduced in 1913, Buffalo nickels were an early hit with most collectors and a major circulation workhorse coin for many decades through 1938, when the series en
What Does the US Mint Do?(Post)Dedicated to preserving history and serving the American people, the U.S. Mint manufactures and distributes circulating precious metals, collectible coins, and medals throughout the United States o
Trade Dollars: A Great Success Abroad but Not at Home(Post)Trade Dollars HistoryIn the 1850s as a result of the discovery of large gold deposits in Western states and Australia, the price of gold declined due to the ample supply of the yellow metal availabl
2020 (P) American Silver Eagles: A New Modern Rarity(Post)2020 (P) Silver Eagle: A Modern RarityAn unexpected modern rarity, 2020 (P) American Silver Eagle, has emerged as a result of the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on production of the U.S. Mint’s fl
An Overview of United States Mint History(Post)The U.S. Mint HistoryThe U.S. Mint, which has existed for 228 years, produces circulating coinage, bullion coins, numismatic coins and medals. It is the nation’s sole manufacturer of legal tender coin
