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ANA members gain access to 'Collector’s Price Guide'
Beginning with the June issue of the ANA’s monthly magazine, The Numismatist, each issue will include an 8 to 10-page supplement of retail coin values. -
Overbidding mistakes: they happen, you learn
Bugeja always wanted one of those Wells Fargo hoard gold coins, slabbed in an old green PCGS holder in a high grade. He finally got one, and a lesson to share. -
Dime series: The amusement park rarity
In late 1982 and early 1983, collectors in northwestern Ohio and the Pittsburgh, Pa., area noticed that some 1982 dimes lacked a Mint mark. -
Landmarks of Britain bullion series debuts
The Royal Mint has launched a new 1-ounce .999 fine silver, £2 denomination bullion coin series called “Landmarks of Britain.” -
Consignor hype and online auctions
A consigner-slabbed coin labeled at a much higher grade and price than the market recognizes can fool, disappoint and destroy interest in collecting. -
The fascination collectors have for error coins and notes
The fascination collectors have for error coins and notes -
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Silver American Eagle sales down sharply: Does it matter?
Silver American Eagle sales down sharply: Does it matter? -
A most uncommon common dime
The 1945 Philadelphia dime with full split bands is an extremely uncommon common coin and one of the most valuable. -
Finding raw coin bargains
What, specifically, does it take to win a worthwhile uncertified coin in online auctions? Some ingredients are a seller you trust, good photos, and research.


