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2022-W American Palladium Eagle Launched(Post)
2022-W American Palladium Eagle LaunchedIn 2017 the United States Mint introduced an entirely new type of coin to its numismatic and bullion repertoire: the American Palladium Eagle, a coin made of o ...
Market News - February 2024(Post)Rare Collectible Coins Market NewsConditionally Rare 1920-S and 1926-S 5-centA 1926-S Indian Head 5-cent piece graded MS-65 sold for $40,800 while 1920-S example in MS-65+ sold for $33,600 at Heritag ...
The Enduring Numismatic Legacy of Adolph Weinman(Post)Numismatic Legacy of Adolph Weinman In the annals of American numismatics, the name Adolph Weinman is very well known to every collector, and the coins he designed for the U.S. Mint in the early ...
American Silver and Gold Eagle Proof Coins and IRAs(Post)American Silver and Gold Eagle Proof Coins and IRAsPeople interested in investing in precious metals often ask about doing so through an IRA, or Individual Retirement Account. But what exactly is an ...
The Top 4 Rare Coins of 2023(Post)The Top 4 Rare Coins of 2023 As 2022 draws to a close, collectors are eager to know what they can expect in the coming year on the numismatic front, including especially what will be the top rare ...
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 coi ...
A Brief History of the Mercury Dime(Post)The Mercury dime is a 90% silver, 10% copper ten-cent coin struck from 1916 to 1945 that was designed by famed German-American sculptor Adolph Weinman, who also designed the Walking Liberty half doll ...
2026 U.S. Mint Product Release Schedule(Post)Semiquincentennial Coins, American Eagles, Morgan & Peace Dollars, and Special Programs The United States Mint has released its preliminary 2026 product release schedule, offering an early look a ...
​10 Denominations of U.S. Gold Coins (Post)List of 10 U.S. Gold Coins Denominations When the United States Mint first began operating in Philadelphia in 1792, it first struck coins made of silver (half dismes in 1792) and copper (hal ...
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 ...
2025 Army Privy Silver Eagle Mintage: Everything You Need to Know(Post)2025 Army Privy Silver Eagle Mintage: Everything You Need to Know The 2025 Army Privy Silver Eagle—officially the 250th Anniversary United States Army American Eagle One Ounce Silver Proof Coin ...
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