Posts tagged 'Coin History'

The coin we have available today is an 1852-O Liberty Gold Double Eagle NGC MS60.

President Grover Cleveland lobbied Congress for a repeal of the coinage provisions of the Sherman Silver Act, resulting in lower mintage of the Morgan Dollar.

When evaluating an investment based on rarity and uniqueness, you would be hard-pressed to find an equal with as many variables.

The opportunity investors have been waiting for all year, the 2022 Silver American Eagle PF70 S-Mint Coin will be available soon.

The 1907 Saint-Gaudens High Relief Double Eagle gold coin is one of America’s most controversial, beautiful, and highly sought coins.

From Jackie O to Eleanor Roosevelt — find out about possible investment opportunities with these iconic first spouse coins.

Today, the U.S. Department of the Treasury announced Alison Doone as the new Acting Director of the U.S. Mint.

We recently caught up with the former U.S. Mint Director to chat about all things coins. Below, we detail Moy’s professional journey leading up to, during, and following his tenure as the 38th Director of the United States Mint, in addition to exploring three of his all-time favorite U.S. Mint coins.

The dime with President Franklin D. Roosevelt is so ordinary in today's world that it's easy for it to be overlooked or even taken for granted.

Love it or hate it, the penny has been around in American for quite some time. But when was the last time you actually used a penny?