PCGS Is Now The Official International Money Exposition Grading Service
Professional Coin Grading Service (www.PCGS.com) has been selected by International Money Exposition (http://imex.show/) as its official grading service and onsite grader.
Coin News
Coin of the Year Ceremony Moves to World’s Fair of Money
It’s a big year for the Coin of the Year Awards. Not only will the program celebrate 40 years, but it will also conduct an in-person awards ceremony after a three-year hiatus due to the pandemic.
2022 Cameroon Mandrill Bullion 1oz Silver and Gold
The Scottsdale Mint, one of the most prolific mints in the US, offers a wide rang of designs. Their latest release from the Republic of Cameroon series, is their third such release – the 2022 Cameroon Mandrill.
Whitman Publishing to debut new Cherrypickers’ Guide, Sixth Edition, Volume II, at the 2023 ANA World’s Fair of Money
Cherrypickers’ Guide to Rare Die Varieties. The sixth edition, volume II, will debut in August 2023 at the American Numismatic Association World’s Fair of Money in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Florida Bill Revises Statue 538.03 “Secondhand Goods” Definition
On May 24, 2023, Florida Committee Substitute / House Bill 737 was signed by Governor Ron DeSantis. The law will take effect July 1, 2023. The bill amends paragraph (i), subsection (1) of section 538.03 in the Florida Statutes, to revise its definition of “secondhand goods” to exclude “gold, silver, platinum, palladium, or rhodium bullion …
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1795 Capped Bust Gold Eagle 9 Leaves PCGS MS-63+ CAC
1795 Capped Bust Gold Eagle Recently sold, on May 7th, 2023 at Great Collections, the 1795 Capped Bust Gold Eagle sold for $2,711,250.00 USD with a hammer price of $2,410,000.00 A major rarity in U.S. numismatics, only 20-22 examples of the 9 Leaves 1795 Gold Eagle exist today. This is widely considered to be the …
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Lucy Richards, Sculptor
By Scott H. Miller (ANS Life Fellow) https://numismatics.org/
Lucy Richards, Sculptor
Coins, and by extension medals, have long been referred to as a permanent means of conveying history. Generally made of metal, they can survive for thousands of years.