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February 15, 2008: Precious Metals, Abolition Commemorative, D.B. Cooper, Coin Fashion
By admin | February 15, 2008
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Precious metals prices continue to rise. Is it time to be more cautious? The New York Times on the penny, a new Commemorative on the way, D.B. Cooper, a look at the numismatic market, coins meet the fashion world, and notable auctions. On to the links…
As precious metals prices continue to rise across the board, Dave Harper provides a word of caution.
The New York Times gives their “two cents” on the penny.
CoinNews.net writes about a new coin to commemorate the 200th Anniversary of the Abolition of the Transatlantic Slave Trade. Although the new US Commemorative is definitely on the way, the new coins probably won’t be produced until 2010 at the earliest.
PCGS Currency certifies D.B. Cooper Skyjacking Ransom Notes.
Dave Harper’s video interview with Dr. Andreas Schikora, Director of the Berlin Mint.
A quick look at the numismatic market following the FUN show in Orlando.
And a few off-beat coin related stories for Friday… a fashion collection inspired by Austrian coins and a metallic gown produced by a Japanese bullion house.
To wrap things up for the week, some notable auctions. A dramatic Double Strike Multi Error Pennsylvania Quarter on eBay.
A 1937-D Three Legged Buffalo Nickel in an old green PCGS holder.
Have a great weekend!
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