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Vital rare coin & paper money industry updates // 26 September 2020

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  • Reich Capped Bust Half Dollars, Part 3: 1811/0 With Period


    Sep 23 — For those considering a collection of Bust half dollars, deciding the contents of the initial collection can be daunting and confusing -- yet profoundly important. In Part 2 of this series review, expert numismatic journalist Greg Reynolds focuses on the 1811/10 puncuated date issue.

  • Reich Capped Bust Half Dollars, Part 2: 1807


    Sep 18 — For those considering a collection of Bust half dollars, deciding the contents of the initial collection can be daunting and confusing -- yet profoundly important. In Part 2 of this series review, expert numismatic journalist Greg Reynolds focuses on the 1807 issue.

  • Capped Bust Half Dollars, Part 1: Set Requirements


    Jul 11 — For those considering a collection of Bust half dollars, deciding the contents of the initial collection can be daunting and confusing -- yet profoundly important. In Part 1 of this series review, expert numismatic journalist Greg Reynolds offers some considerations about how to get started.

  • Building a Set of Business-Strike Two Cent Pieces


    Jun 26 — Two Cent Pieces were minted from 1864 to 1873. It is easy to complete a set of business strikes. As the 1873 issues were not intended for circulation and are now believed to have all been Proofs, this discussion is limited to Two Cent Pieces dating from 1864 to 1872.

  • New ANA eLearning Academy Provides Taste of Summer Seminar


    Jun 3 — During what would have been the American Numismatic Association's (ANA) annual Summer Seminar event – June 29-July 10, the Association will instead offer free virtual courses through its new ANA eLearning Academy. Eleven courses that would have been offered during the week-long Summer Seminar will be offered in a condensed one- to two-hour online format. Courses are open to both ANA members and non-members; there is no charge to participate but preregistration is required.

  • Colorfully Toned Silver Coins Shine in Very Successful Pogue VII Auction


    May 29 — The Pogue VII sale by Stack’s-Bowers was held the evening of Friday, March 20th in the building that houses this company’s headquarters in Santa Ana, California. As the sale was relocated after a convention in Baltimore was canceled, it was widely believed that many of the coins would bring even less than central wholesale levels. Such predictions were wrong. The sale was a resounding success, and a majority of the coins realized CPG®-level prices or more!

  • Building a CAC-Only Proof Set of Shield Nickels


    May 21 — Among all series of Classic U.S. coins, a set of Proof Shield Nickels is one of the easiest to complete. Such a set is among the least expensive in the context of Proofs or business strikes that grade above 63, very choice to gem quality coins.

  • BUILDING A SET OF CAPPED BUST HALF DIMES (1829-1837)


    Apr 17 — Of all the early U.S. coinage issues, a set of Capped Bust half dimes is the easiest to complete. There are no rarities and the series is short making the task of assembling a collection both affordable and enjoyable in a reasonable amount of time. For the specialist, there are much deeper layers to study in this series.

  • SEIZING THE OPPORTUNITY: CLASSIC SILVER COMMEMORATIVES


    Apr 17 — Now is a great time to buy classic commemoratives. One of the main reasons why is prices, which are currently at an extreme historic low. Some commemoratives are selling for 10% to 25% less than they were 25 to 30 years ago. In fact, you can build a set today for a fraction of what it would have cost you as little as five to ten years ago.
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