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National Coin Week: An ANA Tradition
The American Numismatic Association’s (ANA’s) National Coin Week dates back nearly 100 years to 1924. Each year, a new…
U.S. Mint to Issue West Point Mint Mark Quarters for First Time
On April 2, 2019, the U.S. Mint announced that for the first time ever it has struck quarter dollars with W-mint marks for…
Numismatic Legislation in the 116th Congress
Most collectors are aware that U.S. Mint commemorative coin programs, which have been limited to two per year since 1998,…
The West Point Mint: A Giant of American Coinage
The West Point Mint was built during the Great Depression in 1937 and opened its doors as the West Point Bullion Depository…
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Numismatic Legislation in the 116th Congress
Most collectors are aware that U.S. Mint commemorative coin programs, which have been limited to two per year since 1998,…
U.S. Presidents and Numismatics
Under the U.S. system of government, the president, who has extensive powers in areas such as national security, does not…
Everything You Need to Know About Platinum
Platinum is one of the rarest, purist and most precious metals. It is part of what is known as the platinum group, referring…
Interest Rates and Spot Prices: How They Affect You
What are interest rates? Interest rates are the benchmarks or rates at which money is either borrowed or loaned. It is…
The Future of Generic Gold Coins
Although owing physical gold appeals to many looking for the ultimate protection against financial calamity, others are…
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