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Coin Collecting

Collecting coins is one of the world’s oldest hobbies and experiences that continues in popularity today. Learn more about the best ways to start, organize or sell your collections today.

Chemical reactions between cleaning products and the surface of your ancient coin’s metal can form compounds that damage the coin. Many cleaning chemicals will advance the deterioration of the coin’s metal.
You worked hard for the money you invested in gold and silver. By taking care of that investment, you help ensure that it gains value over time. Follow these principles to handle and store your silver and gold safely.

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Top 5 Bird Coins from Around the World

Birds are a symbol of wisdom and freedom, famously represented by the eagle on U.S. coin, and also on many other coins from around the

Five Popular Coins to Collect

There are several collectible coins available today. It may be hard to decipher which coin one should buy, but these are five coins that are

Collectible Disney Coins From the New Zealand Mint

In 2014, the New Zealand Mint released coins celebrating one of the most beloved topics of all time: Disney characters. From the iconic Mickey Mouse

The 1909-S VDB Lincoln Cent

The 1909-S VDB Lincoln Penny is an important penny for history lovers. 1909 marked the 100th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birth, but that is not

What is a Reverse Proof Coin?

Proof coins, known for their polished appearance, with frosted devices and mirrored fields, are manufactured specifically for collectors. These coins are produced in relatively low

What does ATB mean?

ATB means or stands for "America the Beautiful" which are a Quarter Dollar series that captures the beauty and elegance of each of the fifty

How to Start a Coin Collection?

Throughout history, innumerable people have enjoyed collecting coins. If you're new to the hobby, start here.

How to Organize a Coin Collection?

The first step to organizing your coins is understanding what you have. Lay your collection out carefully and survey what’s in it.

How to Sell a Coin Collection?

Selling a coin collection can be a challenge. How do you sell a coin collection?

The Collectibility of Copper

Copper bullion offers enough diversity that it can expand any portfolio. Copper value remains high and has moved fluidly along with other Precious Metals

2019-P America the Beautiful – Lowell National Historic Park

The intention of these ATB coins is to show beautiful places in America. Natural wonders like the Everglades, Great Smoky Mountains, Yellowstone and Grand Canyon
Birds are a symbol of wisdom and freedom, famously represented by the eagle on U.S. coin, and also on many other coins from around the
There are several collectible coins available today. It may be hard to decipher which coin one should buy, but these are five coins that are
In 2014, the New Zealand Mint released coins celebrating one of the most beloved topics of all time: Disney characters. From the iconic Mickey Mouse
The 1909-S VDB Lincoln Penny is an important penny for history lovers. 1909 marked the 100th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln’s birth, but that is not
Proof coins, known for their polished appearance, with frosted devices and mirrored fields, are manufactured specifically for collectors. These coins are produced in relatively low
ATB means or stands for “America the Beautiful” which are a Quarter Dollar series that captures the beauty and elegance of each of the fifty
Throughout history, innumerable people have enjoyed collecting coins. If you’re new to the hobby, start here.
The first step to organizing your coins is understanding what you have. Lay your collection out carefully and survey what’s in it.
Selling a coin collection can be a challenge. How do you sell a coin collection?
Copper bullion offers enough diversity that it can expand any portfolio. Copper value remains high and has moved fluidly along with other Precious Metals
The intention of these ATB coins is to show beautiful places in America. Natural wonders like the Everglades, Great Smoky Mountains, Yellowstone and Grand Canyon

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What is Bullion?

Gold, Silver, Platinum, and Palladium all come in various forms and sizes to create a variety of options for investors and collectors.  

What is an Eagle?

Since the U.S. Mint’s American Eagle program began in 1986, Gold and Silver Eagles have remained a popular choice among both investors and collectors

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