Numismatic News
From the Abyss: The Numismatic Tales of SS Central America
The story of the SS Central America also known as the “ship with gold” is one of the most legendary stories in the world of shipwrecks and numismatics. In September 1857, SS Central America location was determined by the shores of North Carolina, where the ship was caught in a storm and sank, taking with it the lives of more than 400 passengers and thousands of kilograms of gold.
Collector Apps and Tools
Numismatic Supporting Tools: Coin Analyzers for Everyday Use
Coin collecting is a great hobby/career to follow. However, like any other professional endeavor, it requires a sufficient level of preparation, knowledge, and commitment, too. One of the easiest and most comfortable ways to get into numismatics is to employ digital tools that are continuously available for assistance whenever it might be needed.
Collector Apps and Tools
Blue Book of Coins: Know the Real Collection’s Value
Every collector dreams of learning the true value of his coins. But how to do it, when the numismatics market is constantly changing, rare specimens can cost a fortune and even a tiny detail can significantly affect the value of a collectible? There can be only one right answer: a collector should have enough experience and knowledge, as well as use proven and up-to-date sources of information to identify coins and estimate them. This is why Blue Book for Coins is an essential reference book for quickly navigating the world of coin values.
Historical Coin Profiles
Thomas Jefferson 1 Dollar Coin: A Tribute, A Praise
The landscape of the American currency is overly diverse and rich, continuously updating with the introduction of each new coin program in the US. It is an open secret that numismatic creations as commemorative attributes always feature some prominent figures and symbolic occasions, and Thomas Jefferson becomes a frequent guest on the surface of the coin.
Historical Coin Profiles
1896 Silver Dollar: Design, Mintage, and Collectibility
While some coins gain popularity over time, others quickly become favored choices among numismatists, and 1896 Morgan dollars definitely belong to the latter group. Inherently iconic, these have always captivated enthusiasts of all sorts, thanks to their symbolic meaning in terms of economic significance and artistic aspirations hidden in the precious metal of the coin.
Coins Overview
Dates on Coins: Meaning & Examples. International Edition
Each coin is a unique creation that has different signs that reflect its nature and type. In the majority of situations, one may easily identify when a coin was minted by simply looking at its markings which carry more significance than just delivering statistics and other important details alike.
Coins Overview
Buffalo Nickel 1926: With Due Respect to the Origins
The roots may not disappear overnight, but sooner or later the memories about them can fade away. To perpetuate the images of the past, the US Mint released a collection of Buffalo Nickel devoted to the native American culture that deserves glorification at all levels and establishments.
Coin Collecting Tips
Focus on Coins: Secrets to Capture Every Detail
Every beginner and experienced numismatist knows that in collecting coins every detail matters: small defects, barely recognizable inscriptions, even minor scratches can affect the value of the coin and its rarity.
Historical Coin Profiles
The 1982 American Quarter: Errors, Values, Oddities
What is the 1982 quarter? It’s that very coin that continues to attract coin collectors today. But why? There’s no universal answer, but this particular year is connected with special events in the numismatic world, and with a convergence of errors, production changes, and quirks that make finding a 1982 quater such an experience.
Historical Coin Profiles
Morgan Dollars Through the Years: The Story and Mintages
Morgan dollars have a history that stretches across more than a century and includes a lot of mintmarks, mintage figures, and rare varieties; these coins reflect the U.S. economy and culture of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. They represent an enduring fascination for collectors worldwide.
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