A funny thing happens to gold and silver most Decembers. Prices tend to go down and this December may be the best time buy gold and silver since last summer. Prices for both metals have been on a slight downward trend, from a high of $1549 on September 3 for gold to $1460 as this article is being wr...
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In the heart of Southeast Asia lies the vibrant and culturally rich nation of Vietnam. Amidst its bustling cities, serene landscapes, and bustling markets, you'll find a currency that reflects not only the country's economic growth but also its commitment to safeguarding the wealth of its citizens a...
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Unraveling the Historical Journey of the Iraqi Dinar: From Past Glory to Present Challenges Money plays a vital role in the stability and development of a nation, and throughout history, currencies have evolved, reflecting the socioeconomic and political circumstances of their respective countries....
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Authorized in 1864 by Congress to process the huge amounts of silver discovered in Nevada, the Carson City Mint produced its first coins, Seated Liberty silver dollars, in 1870. They continued to be minted until production of silver dollars was suspended.by the Coinage Act of 1873. Seated Liberty ha...
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Silver and gold have been among the most appreciated gifts since the beginnings of civilization thousands of years ago. They still rank among the most treasured today. Here are some ideas about how to include gold and silver coins and bullion on your shopping list for your special someones. ...
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The motto “In God We Trust” has been on US money for so long that most people don’t even notice it. But why is it there at all? Doesn’t it violate the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment to the Constitution? The one that prevents the government from making laws that establish a national reli...
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Coins obviously have two sides: a front and a back. But which is which? And does it matter?
To numismatists, the serious coin historians and collectors, it does. That’s why they use the terms obverse and reverse instead of the heads-and-tails vernacular.
Heads and Tails
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We couldn’t let Halloween go by without sharing an article we recently read on a British website, Leftover Currency. They compiled a list of banknotes from around the world with artwork ranging from spooky to downright horrifying. Here’s their take on a few of the Ten Scariest Banknotes of All Time....
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Got the coin bug but don’t where to start? Try collecting by coin type. It’s an easy way to start and doesn’t take a ton of money. In fact, ever since coin albums became popular in the 1930s, it’s been one of the most popular ways to get started.
What Are Coin Types?
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