We’re back to bring you another round up of coin collecting news and articles from around the internet! First, the latest United States Mint sales report includes newly sold out products and some dramatic downturns. Also, the upcoming Yosemite National Park 5 oz. Silver Coin, ICTA interview, low mintage Barber Dimes, Roosevelt Dime collecting, Long Beach auction results, remembering Henry Bass, prices for Australian rarities, 2011(S) Silver Eagles, and notable auctions. On to the links…
During the period covered by the latest US Mint numismatic product sales report, there were several sell outs and a slow down in sales for some higher end offerings.
Tomorrow the Yosemite Five Ounce Silver Uncirculated Coin will go on sale at the US Mint. This is the third of the numismatic offerings for the oversized silver coins.
Here’s a look at some of the issues that the Industry Council For Tangible Assets has been focused on. The ITCA is a trade association for the rare coin, precious metals and tangible assets industry.
Could there be another proof 1975 “No S” Roosevelt Dime waiting to be found in a 1975 Proof Set?
An example of how knowledge can help you to pick up rare coins at a fraction of their actual value.
Separate articles on Numismaster discuss some of the lower mintage issues for Barber Dimes and affordable methods of collecting Roosevelt Dimes.
Greg Reynolds discusses some of the coins sold at Heritage’s Long Beach auction, with an emphasis on Lincoln Cents.
An article from John Dannreuther remembering Henry Bass, who built an unparalleled gold coin collection.
The CoinsWeekly article of the week provides a look at various forms of money in other societies.
Values have soared for some Australian rarities, such as the 1930 Proof Penny, one of which recently sold for more than $1.5 million.
NGC has confirmed that they will certify 2011 Silver Eagle bullion coins struck at the San Francisco Mint, even though they do not contain a mint mark.
And now for some notable auctions. First, a rarely encountered PCGS Regency holder containing an 1958 Israel 5 LIR graded MS66. This type of premium slab was intended for collectors who wanted to showcase special coins.
Next, another large batch of “missing edge lettering” Presidential Dollars and Native American Dollars, including some in high grade NGC MS 68.
Last, to go with one of today’s articles, here’s a lot of 11 1996-W Roosevelt Dimes. These coins were only issued within the 1996 Mint Sets, creating the lowest mintage coin of the series.
That’s it for another update. Have a great evening!
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