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June 3, 2008: Cheerios Sacagawea Dollars, American Eagle Bullion Coin Distribution, Husky Collection
By admin | June 3, 2008
Welcome to Coin Update!
First up, some precious metals related stories, including the distribution network for American Eagle Bullion Coins. Also, another look at the Cheerios Sacagawea Dollars, Teletrade’s record breaking auction, the Arizona State Quarter launch, coin protection products, 1878 Morgan Dollar varieties, and notable auctions. On to the links…
Even after the recent declines, precious metals are still showing gains for the year, led by a 31% gain for platinum.
Coin World has an informative article on the distribution network for American Eagle Bullion Coins along with the criteria for “authorized purchasers.”
Susan Headley gives a run down on the famous Cheerios Sacagawea Dollars. Are the recently discovered non-enhanced Dollars actually yet another Sacagawea pattern type?
This past Sunday, Teletrade held an auction of old PCGS holder coins with great success. In fact, it was the highest grossing online auction in the company’s history.
Some local coverage from the Arizona State Quarter launch. Coinflation gives the new quarter seven thumbs up.
The Top Ten Best Coin Protection Products.
Stacks will be offering The Husky Collection, which it describes as “one of the most remarkable offerings of our generation.”
Numismaster takes a look at the 1878 Morgan Dollar Varieties.
Congratulations to Coin of the Day! The author just announced that his wife is pregnant with twins!
And now for today’s notable auctions. First we have an 1878 to 1935 Morgan and Peace Dollar Collection. It contains all coins with the exception of 3 Morgan Dollars.
Second, the platinum and gold bimetallic 2000-W Library of Congress Commemorative in NGC MS70.
That wraps it up. See you tomorrow!
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