Author Archives: Debbie Bradley

Lower price, easier access. That’s the big difference for those interested in buying 2011 America the Beautiful 5-ounce silver bullion coins, compared to the furor surrounding sales of the 2010 coins. Continue reading →

Honest Abe has come home from the Middle East. The 1918 Lincoln wheat cent ended its tour of duty May 9 thanks to Army Sgt. Jarrett Briscoe, who is stationed in Kuwait. And with a little help from Numismatic News Editor Dave Harper. Continue reading →

The U.S. Mint announced May 4 that the uncirculated collector version of the 2010 Yellowstone National Park 5-ounce silver coin would go on sale May 17. Continue reading →

The first two of five 2011 America the Beautiful 5-ounce bullion coins are up for sale by dealers nationwide. Continue reading →

It took only three days for almost 75 percent of the first two 2011 America the Beautiful 5-ounce coins to be sold to Authorized Purchasers. Continue reading →

Those rolls of Morgan dollars, broken gold chains and Aunt Martha’s silver tea service are coming out of dresser drawers and closets as gold and silver prices climb. Continue reading →

The U.S. Mint set $279.95 as the price for the numismatic uncirculated version of the 2010 Hot Springs National Park 5- ounce silver coin. Continue reading →

Anyone in the market for a 5-ounce silver America the Beautiful coin will have three more choices by the end of the month. Continue reading →

The 2011 5-ounce America the Beautiful silver bullion coin honoring Gettysburg National Military Park is slated to go on sale the end of April. Continue reading →

Replace the $1 bill with a $1 coin and the U.S. government could save $5.5 billion over 30 years. Continue reading →