News

12/1/2006 - The Smithsonian will display a selection of Charles E. Barber pattern coins for the first time ever at this year's FUN Show!

12/1/2006 - NGC is offering a variety of on-site services during this year's FUN Show in Orlando.

12/1/2006 - 1842 was a distinctive transition year for U.S. coin denominations, as David Lange demonstrates in the following retrospective.

12/1/2006 - In a guest article, Numismedia takes stock of this past year in collecting and weighs traditionalist numismatics versus a focus on newly minted rarities.

11/1/2006 - If you are sending us a package or letter, double-check the addresses to make sure we get it.

11/1/2006 - An easily overlooked counterfeit "S" can alter your coin's value by hundreds of dollars. Are you at risk?

11/1/2006 - In 2004, a single leaf turned a $1.65 generic coin set into a $32,000 heavyweight. Two years later, it is still rocking the coin world.

11/1/2006 - A rash of skillful counterfeits are endangering the integrity of the popular Chinese Panda coin series. Find out how you can tell a true Ling-Ling from a cunning fake-fake.

11/1/2006 - David Lange explores the third side of the coin — the edge! In particular, he discusses why reeded edges play such an important role in U.S. coinage.

11/1/2006 - As the Internet continues to revolutionize the way we collect (for better and worse), Registry Sets are a major reason the coin market is so successful today. Numismedia explores the role of Registry collecting in the larger picture of numismatics.