Notes Reflect the Great Depression Part 2 By Paul Green

The Gold Recall Order of 1933 wasn’t the only source of problems for notes in the late 1920s and early 1930s. Silver Certificates presented something of a conundrum as well. Circulating at the time...
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Notes Reflect the Great Depression Part 1 By Paul Green

It's not often U.S. bank notes or coins reflect a specific event, but there have been exceptions. The Civil War and World War II were two famous ones. Lesser known is the fact that the Great Depression was also. Most people don't realize...
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Double Eagle Type Collecting By Paul Green

Collecting $20 double eagles by type is a lot of fun, and very educational as well. Moreover, every time the price of gold goes up, a double eagle type set has a way of looking better and better. This is the denomination that receives the most attention...
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COLLECTOR'S ARTICLE ARCHIVE

Understanding New Orleans Dollars By Paul Green

The Roosevelt Dime: Going Like Sixty By Ed Reiter

Carson City Morgans Not In The GSA Sales By Paul Green

Collecting Ben Franklin By Paul Green

Is History Heating Up As A Market Factor? By Paul Green

Greatest Generation Nickels By Paul Green

Low-Mintage Period Morgans By Paul Green

Past-Century Favorites Remain Market LeadersBy Paul Green

Notes that Went to War By Paul Green

Changes Could Spark Lincoln Cent Desire By Paul Green

When the Saints Go Marching into Record Territory By Paul Green

A Good Time for Commemorative Silver Dollars By Paul Green

Dollars Lost and Found By Paul Green

The Morgan Mints By Paul Green

Remembering the "Perfect Error" By Paul Green

Hunting for Double Eagles By Paul Green

Nickel Type Gets Interesting By Paul Green

Carson City Morgans By Paul Green

Half Cents Making For Years of Fun By Paul Green

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The Flying Eagle Cent: The start of something small in U.S. coinage. By Ed Reiter

Two Cents Worth Collecting By Paul Green

Surprise Quake Survivors By Paul Green

Chop Marked Trade Dollars By Paul Green

Learning From the New York Subway Hoard By Paul Green

The Lafayette Dollar: A Tribute to America's Favorite Frenchman By Ed Reiter

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The Weinmans: Arbiters of Taste in U.S. Coinage By Ed Reiter

Retracing the route of the Jefferson Nickel By Ed Reiter

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Peace Dollar model had special claim to fame By Ed Reiter

The Franklin Half Dollar: Coin Collecting's Philadelphia Story By Ed Reiter

The "Revolutionary" Lincoln Cent By Ed Reiter

The Morgan Dollar: Once Superfluous, Now Super-Popular By Ed Reiter