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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.

What is Coin Provenance?

What is Coin Provenance?

What is coin provenance? Read this article to find out why coin provenance is becoming more popular in the world…
Silver Quarters – Key Dates and Varieties

Silver Quarters – Key Dates and Varieties

Explore rare and valuable Silver Quarters Key Dates, uncovering the historical significance and limited mintages that make these coins a…
Eisenhower Dollars - Key Dates and Rarities

Eisenhower Dollars - Key Dates and Rarities

Read our collector's guide to the key dates of the Eisenhower Dollars series. Enhance your collection and numismatic knowledge with…

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Coin Finishes, Designs and Grades

Become an expert in identifying different types of coin finishes, designs and grades. Add value and distinction to your coin collection through APMEX.

Coin Grading: Grade Can Help Determine Coin Value

The value of a coin depends on three factors: the date and mintmark of the coin, the mintage/population of the coin and its condition or

Artificially Toned Coins Vs Naturally Toned Coins

Sometimes it is difficult to tell the difference between artificially-toned coins and naturally toned coins. In knowing the difference, you can better make an informed

Numismatic Coins Vs. Old Currency: Where Value is Determined

As a collector, there are many Precious Metals or Currency products from which to choose. It is important to know which one has the most

The 1921 Morgan Silver Dollar: A Popular Silver Coin for the Ages

The 1921 One Dollar coin is the most collected coins. They are both popular and have great value. Their history and elegance put these coins

Three Dollar Gold Coins

Like other Pre-1933 Gold pieces, the $3 Gold coin value is influenced by the year it was minted, along with the current condition. Top quality

Schultz & Company – San Francisco – 1851

Schultz & Company began in San Francisco as a foundry in 1850. The company purchased the equipment to forge the dies for all of the

What are Graded Coins?

Understand the value of graded coins from the popular grading services, NGC and PCGS. Whether you are buying Precious Metals to collect or simply add

Learn About NGC and PCGS Graded Coins.

The PCGS and NGC are the top two coin grading entities in the world. Together they have graded million of coins from rare coins to

What is My Old Coin Worth?

The value of your coin is influenced by many factors, such as age and condition. Changes in Precious Metal content over the years also affect
Become an expert in identifying different types of coin finishes, designs and grades. Add value and distinction to your coin collection through APMEX.
The value of a coin depends on three factors: the date and mintmark of the coin, the mintage/population of the coin and its condition or
Sometimes it is difficult to tell the difference between artificially-toned coins and naturally toned coins. In knowing the difference, you can better make an informed
As a collector, there are many Precious Metals or Currency products from which to choose. It is important to know which one has the most
The 1921 One Dollar coin is the most collected coins. They are both popular and have great value. Their history and elegance put these coins
Like other Pre-1933 Gold pieces, the $3 Gold coin value is influenced by the year it was minted, along with the current condition. Top quality
Schultz & Company began in San Francisco as a foundry in 1850. The company purchased the equipment to forge the dies for all of the
Understand the value of graded coins from the popular grading services, NGC and PCGS. Whether you are buying Precious Metals to collect or simply add
The PCGS and NGC are the top two coin grading entities in the world. Together they have graded million of coins from rare coins to
The value of your coin is influenced by many factors, such as age and condition. Changes in Precious Metal content over the years also affect

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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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