Welcome back to Coin Update!
We have another round up of coin collecting news to take you into the weekend! First, gold reaches a six month high. Information on the upcoming 2009 Lincoln Commemorative, District of Columbia Quarter, PNG Scholarship Contest, the richest shipwreck in history, new coins from the Perth Mint, and notable auctions. On to the links…
The recent move in gold continues, brining the price of gold to its highest level in six months.
Information on the 2009 Lincoln Commemorative Silver Dollar from Mint News Blog. A special set including 2009-S Proof Lincoln Cents will be offered. Prices for commemorative silver dollars will decline from the prior year.
Did the District of Columbia miss an opportunity when they chose to portray Duke Ellington on their quarter?
The PNG announces their annual scholarship competition for Young Numismatists.
A shipwreck discovery code named “Blue Baron” is made public. It reportedly holds £2.6 billion in gold, platinum, and diamonds, making it the richest shipwreck in history.
PCGS certifies the world’s most valuable Large Cent. The coin was recently sold at auction for $862,500.
The Perth Mint launches gold, silver, and platinum coins featuring the Aboriginal Dreamtime.
And now for some notable auctions. First, a 2007-P Roosevelt Dime Shattered Die Mint Error certified by PCGS.
Will interest in Sacagawea Dollars pick up now that the series has ended? Here’s a complete 2000-2008 Proof Sacagawea Dollar Collection with all coins graded NGC PF 70 Ultra Cameo offered at no reserve.
Last, an impressive collection of 1986-2006 Proof $50 Gold Eagles all graded PCGS PR69DCAM.
Have a great weekend!
