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Coin Collecting Knowledge Shields Buyers as US Tax Exemptions Shift
Coin and precious metals collectors face changing sales tax rules across US states, with recent legislative moves affecting exemptions and highlighting the value of numismatic expertise for buyers and sellers
Half Dome Collection Sets New Benchmark for US Gold Coin Rarity
A Wall Street executive's Half Dome Collection now leads three CAC Registry categories for early 20th-century US gold coins, including the record-setting $1.8 million 1911-D Indian Eagle, highlighting the challenge of assembling such rare sets
US Mint Reveals 2026 Trump $1 Coin for Semiquincentennial
The United States Mint will issue a new $1 coin featuring President Donald J. Trump in 2026, marking the first time in a century that a sitting president appears on US coinage. The release coincides with the nation's 250th anniversary
Pound Sterling Faces Key Test Against US Dollar as Trends Collide
The pound's recent gains against the US dollar are being squeezed between major technical barriers, with intervention-driven volatility and US rate expectations shaping the outlook for GBP/USD in the coming week.
How Houston Dealers Shape the US Coin and Bullion Market
Houston-based dealers specializing in gold, silver, and rare coins are influencing how collections, estate inventories, and precious metals are valued and traded in the United States. Their practices affect both collectors and businesses seeking liquidity.
Collectors Uncover Rare Coins and Surprises in Summer Finds
From rare 19th-century coins to unexpected discoveries in everyday change, collectors across the United States and beyond are reporting notable finds this summer, highlighting the ongoing appeal and unpredictability of coin collecting
Rare Coin Auctions Defy Gold and Silver Price Declines
Despite falling gold and silver prices, demand for rare coins at major auctions remains strong, with collectors and investors seeking key pieces and record prices achieved for select issues
Could a Living President Appear on a US Banknote for America 250
A proposed $250 commemorative note featuring a living US president has sparked debate over legal restrictions, political divides, and the creative use of souvenir cards to navigate longstanding currency rules
Yen Holds Above Intervention Lows as US and Japan Act to Stabilize
The Japanese yen remains well above its recent four-decade low after rare joint intervention by the US and Japan. Market attention now turns to the durability of this support and the broader impact on Asian financial stability.
How Rate Checks Signal Possible Currency Intervention in USD/JPY
A rate check occurs when monetary authorities request tradable exchange rates from banks without executing a transaction, signaling close monitoring and possible intervention. This tactic can influence currency markets and deter speculation without immediate financial action
Pound Holds Above $1.34 as Dollar Strength Limits Gains
The British pound remains steady against the US dollar, with market focus on Federal Reserve policy and global risk sentiment. Dollar resilience is capping gains for both the pound and euro despite improved risk appetite
Yen Rises to Three-Month High After Japan and US Currency Action
The Japanese yen climbed against the US dollar and euro after coordinated intervention by Japan and the United States, with authorities signaling readiness for further action if needed
1796 Draped Bust Quarter With Gold CAC Sticker Set for Auction
A unique 1796 Draped Bust quarter, the only Mint State example with a gold CAC sticker, will be auctioned by Stack's Bowers Galleries. This coin's rarity, condition, and third-party approvals make it a landmark for collectors
Six Market Signals Shaping the 2026 US Dollar Outlook
A closer look at six key market indicators reveals why the US dollar's direction remains uncertain, as earnings, sentiment, bond yields, and commodity prices send mixed signals for currency and equity markets in 2026.
US Dollar Edges Up as Middle East Talks Ease Oil and Inflation Fears
US stock futures and the US dollar gained ground as hopes for a Middle East agreement reduced oil price risks, while SpaceX and AMD earnings highlighted the impact of tech spending on market sentiment
Rare 1918 $500 San Francisco Note Returns to Auction Spotlight
A 1918 $500 Federal Reserve Note from San Francisco, graded Choice Uncirculated 64, is set to be auctioned again with an estimated value up to $175,000, offering collectors a rare chance to acquire a top-grade large-denomination US banknote
ANA Recognizes Three Leaders Shaping US Coin Collecting in 2026
The American Numismatic Association will honor Abigail Zechman, Bob Jones, and Laura Sperber at the 2026 World's Fair of Money in Pittsburgh for their contributions to youth education, club development, and ethical coin dealing
Rare Mint Error Coins Reference Now Free to Read Online
Collectors and currency historians can now access Mike Byers' award-winning book on the world's most extraordinary mint errors online at no cost, offering a detailed look at rare mistakes, die trials, and their impact on coin collecting
How the 1892-O Barber Half Dollar Micro O Became a Numismatic Icon
The 1892-O Barber Half Dollar Micro O is one of the rarest and most sought-after U.S. coin varieties, combining a first-year minting error with extreme scarcity in high grades. Its story reveals how mint mistakes can shape currency history.
How the 1986 Statue of Liberty Coins Became Collectors' Favorites
The 1986 centennial of the Statue of Liberty saw the US and France issue commemorative coins that remain highly sought after, reflecting both nations' shared history and the evolving market for precious metal collectibles
How ANA and ANS Shape US Coin Collecting and Research
The American Numismatic Association and the American Numismatic Society play distinct roles in US coin collecting and scholarship. Here's how their missions, membership, and locations affect collectors, researchers, and the future of numismatics.
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