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Technical grading worth knowing today?
In this column, I shall try to put an end to some misconceptions about technical coin grading.
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ANA receives Ben E. Keith stock
A bequest of $2,658,308 in Ben E. Keith stock was received by the American Numismatic Association in late April reports executive director Larry Shepherd.
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Eastern sells Stella for record price
A rare 1880 Flowing Hair $4 gold Stella was sold April 19 for $525,000 by Eastern Numismatics of Garden City, N.Y.
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Dealer helps recover stolen coins
Recovery of approximately $100,000 in stolen coins resulted from actions taken by Pensacola, Fla., dealer Bob Bruce of All American Coin & Jewelry Company.
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Like father, like son; more Adams errors
An Ohio trio, Richard Stachurski and his grandsons Zak and Joe El khamiri, has found what may be the first Missing Clad Layer error reported on a 2008-P John Quincy Adams Presidential dollar.
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Collectors not focused on saving 1909-S
It is hard to be objective when it comes to the 1909-S Lincoln cent. It is either an awfully good coin or a very distant third in the best coins of that year.
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‘Duke’ Ellington wins over D.C.
Washington, D.C., chose Edward Kennedy “Duke” Ellington (1899-1974) as its choice to appear on its quarter design for 2009 in a contest that pitted the jazz great against abolitionist Frederick Douglass and scientist and surveyor Benjamin Banneker, who laid out the boundaries of the District of Columbia two centuries ago.
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