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Rare Coin Report

Women on U.S. Coins

Women on U.S. Coins

Posted by Toby Adkins, Numismatic Scholar for currencyandcoin.com on Mar 22nd 2022

Since March is officially Women's History Month, let's find out about the women who have graced our coins. The 1792 Coinage Act officially established the building of the United States Mint in Philade … Read More
Digging Deeper: Is Proof a Condition?

Digging Deeper: Is Proof a Condition?

Posted by Toby Adkins, Numismatic Scholar for currencyandcoin.com on Feb 24th 2022

As collectors we love our shiny little baubles! Whether a gift from a loved one or the rare coin we have always wanted, the details on coins matter. The very definition of a Proof coin lets you know i … Read More
Deciphering the U.S. Mint: Strike Types

Deciphering the U.S. Mint: Strike Types

Posted by Toby Adkins, Numismatic Scholar for currencyandcoin.com on Jan 31st 2022

As collectors we sometimes forget most of our favorite coins or designs were originally produced to be used as everyday money. It would seem odd today to "plunk" down some silver dollars to the Walmar … Read More
Signature Coins, Do They Matter?

Signature Coins, Do They Matter?

Posted by Toby Adkins, Numismatic Scholar for currencyandcoin.com on Dec 29th 2021

Coin collecting is an ever evolving world nowadays. It really always has been, there's just more choices out there than ever before. In the past few years there has been a new trend of certified coins … Read More
The Turkey as our National Emblem?

The Turkey as our National Emblem?

Posted by Toby Adkins, Numismatic Scholar for currencyandcoin.com on Nov 18th 2021

In honor of Thanksgiving, let's settle a long running question. Was the Turkey supposed to be our national emblem? This story has been told and retold for almost two centuries. All of us today are ver … Read More