May 17, 2012

July 25, 2008: CAC Coins, Mint Error News, Geocaching

Andrew JacksonWelcome to Coin Update!

Happy Friday! It’s time for another round up of coin collecting news. What does the future hold for gold, silver, and platinum? Also, 2008 Proof Platinum Eagles return, an award for US Mint Sculptor-Engraver, CAC Coins, Secrets of PCGS, Mint Error News, and notable auctions. On to the links…

After the recent drubbing, Gold, silver, and platinum try to stabilize and keep people guessing about their future direction.

Here’s an interesting look at the look at the recent moves in commodities through charts.

The 2008 Proof Platinum Eagles are back on sale at the US Mint. Even though the price of platinum has fallen over 10% during the suspension, the new prices are higher.

US Mint Sculptor-Engraver Jim Licaretz has received an ANA Award for Excellence in Medallic Sculpture. Some of his work includse the reverse of the 2008 Bald Eagle Commemorative Silver Dollar and the Andrew Jackson Presidential Dollar.

Some candid answers to questions about CAC coins from Pinnacle Rarities.

An interesting thread from CoinTalk.org revealing “Secrets of the PCGS.”

The latest issue of Mint Error News has just been released.

Boxes containing 150th anniversary commemorative coins have been hidden in 100 parks around British Columbia. “Geocaching” has become a popular activity that is a mixture of orienting and treasure hunting.

Here are some tips on finding collectible coins in circulation.

CoinNews has information on the recently launched Britannia Silver and Gold Collector Coins from the Royal British Mint.

And now for some notable auctions. The 1922 No D Lincoln Cent with Strong Reverse.

Two nice DMPL Morgan Dollars. An 1878-CC Morgan Dollar PCGS MS65 DMPL and a stunning 1885 Morgan Dollar NGC MS67 DPL.

Have a great weekend!

Comments

  1. preston parrish says:

    i have an andrew jackson coin misprint and want to know what i can get for it.

  2. admin says:

    Are you able to provide a picture of the coin or describe the error?

    You could post the images on the forum at Coin Network http://www.coinnetwork.com/

    The members should be able to help you identify the error and the possible value.

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