Welcome to Coin Update!
We’re back to bring you another round up of coin collecting news from around the internet! First, a look at the high silver and gold bullion sales at the United States Mint that might have implications for collectors. Also, the upcoming 2009 proof set and Letitia Tyler gold coin, grade rarity vs. mintage rarity, another commemorative coin proposal, rhodium bullion coins, branding your collection, silver dollars, and notable auctions. On to the links…
Do higher sales for 2009 Silver Eagle and Gold Eagle bullion coins suggest that the shortage is finally coming to an end?
The US Mint has updated their product schedule with release dates for two major products. Here is some preliminary information on the 2009 Proof Set and Letitia Tyler First Spouse Gold.
Susan Headley takes a look at grade rarity and mintage rarity.
Another commemorative coin program has been proposed for 2011. It’s for Robert M. La Follette Sr. Commemorative Coins. He served as the governor of Wisconsin, Senator, Congressman, and also ran for President.
The World Reserve Monetary Exchange is at it again. They recently announced that “free armored safes are being doled out to the public.” All you have to do to get the free safe is buy $300 worth of coins for $1,862.
Coins made out of rhodium? According to this post, rhodium bullion coins have been minted and should be available soon. I tracked down the page for the Cohen Mint.
Looking to add some value to your coin collection without spending money? Some ideas about how to “brand” your coin collection.
Numismaster provides an interesting history behind the silver dollar denomination that led up to the Morgan Dollar series.
And now for some notable auctions. Why are 2009-P William Henry Harrison US Mint Rolls selling for over $300? Is all this premium just for the special wrapper?
Back in 1997, the US Mint issued an interesting set called Impressions of Liberty that contained one ounce proof versions of the Gold Eagle, Silver Eagle, and Platinum Eagle.
A high grade example of a key date coin. The 1889-CC Morgan Dollar graded NGC MS 61.
Have a great evening!
