I have just listed more coins for sale on my JW Numismatics pages. Nice coins including a very rare greek from Parion, Mysia and and Greek issues from Carthage and Gargara in Troas. Also a rare Autonmous issue from Ankyra, Phrygia. The new items include: Carthage AE15 - Tanit/Horse &...

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Which was the most recent circulating 20th century US coin series that didn't include "In God We Trust" as part of its design? If you can answer this without checking a book or coin, you're smarter than me, when it comes to this particular question.

I haven't seen anything on the mint's website about the release of the 2009 pennies; I would assume an initial release around the time of Lincoln's Birthday, but the mint only mentions the Lincoln Commemorative Dollar. Anybody out there have additional information?

Hello On the story below. Several places in the United States have taken similar actions to keep local economies going by creating their local currency. I am not sure how a local currency would help in the long run. The recession is still there.

Fishing out change for the vending machine today, I noticed that Sacajawea's face survived the translation to a coin design much better than any of the sunken-cheeked presidents. Is it the artist, the constraints of striking, or simply the fact that her face is only slightly turned towards the...

They minted almost 25 million 2008 Sacagaweas. That is 3 times the normal annual production for only Numismatic sales. Has anyone seen a bunch of these released into normal...

Recently, I saw some 20+ year old bags of mint coins for sale. I assume they are new uncirculated coins when they were bagged? Depending on the date of the coins I think they might be a good deal? What do you think?

Tough dates have always done well. I'm trusting this will still be true, despite the economy. Now on eBay with no reserves and 99-cent minimums: Key Dates (1877 Indian, 1885 Lib 5c, 1913-S Ty.2 Buffalo, 1916-D Merc, 1796 Cap and 1823 Large Cents, etc). Plus a run of better-grade early Standing...

FROM: http://www.csmonitor.com/2009/0112/p17s01-lifp.html The Christian Science Monitor Where have all the pint-sized collectors gone? Most kids today don't collect stamps and baseball cards as their parents once did. Does it matter?

*Koska olemme varsin pitkään tienneet, että MYÖS Marssissa on ollut ja on yhä valtaisat vesivarannot, siihen liittyvät mekaniikat tietysti meitä myös jatkossa kiinnostavat. Tässä aiheesta lisää: Marsin pinnalla joskus lainehtinut vesi oli niin pikisuolaista, että ainakaan Maan pinnalla esiintyvät...

I asked this before, but got no replies. Is there anywhere you could go, to find money artists? I'd really like to price getting a redesigned $2 bill sketch created. And maybe even $200, $500, and $1,000 bill sketches made, if not too costly. Out of curiousity if nothing else, I'd like to get a...

....post a link to a puff piece. http://www.nydailynews.com/news/2009/01/09/2009-01-09_save_your_pennies_coins_in_circulation_m.html James 'countless'

Hello On the story below. I grew up in Nashville Tennessee. After reading the story, I have been trying to find and image of these coins that was minted by "The State Of Franklin". This to me is both numismatic history, and

Mutt & Jeff found three interesting items at the SwapShop Saturday - Jan 10th 2009. Please take a look. www.dewardt.net/mj-2009.html Happy New Year to all of out friends. Mutt & Jeff

FROM: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/2009/01/09/2009-01-09_save_your_pennies_coins_in_circulation_m.html Save your pennies! Coins in circulation may be worth up to $1,000, says expert BY RICH SCHAPIRO DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER Friday, January 9th 2009, 3:10 PM

Where or who is enforcing these "anti money laundering" requirements for coin shops. It all started after September 11th .. but I listened to an ex IRS agent recently giving a speech to coin shop owners saying the need "a written plan" and you need a yearly audit ... Basically what I want to...

99.9% of these fake items are sold by sellers in China. All are made with copper, nickel, or other cheap metals. http://www.china-mint.info/fake-coin-images.html

I have been wondering what makes gold go up in price, and have pretty well come to the conclusion that it is mostly emotion. I can understand why iron, copper, aluminum, etc go up and down in price since they are used in manufacturing. When there is a demand for products using these materials...

Hello Old guy like him needs to be more careful who he lets in his house. ----------------------------------------------- FROM: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/28565850/