How coin albums may lead to quality family time

If you are looking for something fun and cheap to do with your family, take some blank coin albums and gather around the kitchen table. Although the collection of the coin has been around for a long time, it still is a perfect game and learning experience for the younger members of your family. Plus the advent of the designated State quarters offers great opportunity for your children to learn more about the 50 States in the United States.

To begin, you must have enough coin albums, so that each child has a chance to build your own collection. (In a pinch, MOM and Dad can share with each other or work with more family members). The key is to make a game of search and identification of a particular State quarters from all 50 States.

There are several things you can do to improve this experience for your children. here are some examples:
The construction of some friendly competition in the search. Offer a small prize for members of the family, which finds all 50 coins first. (One way, you can increase your chances of finding them is offering to pay the indemnity in the premises). Prize offer must not be anything flashy, would do something as simple as letting the winner decide where to go to dinner (or what we have at home).
Packed a large wall map to visually shows how each in respect of the coin albums for filling. Indicate any child of his own color coded sticky pads, so that when he finds one quarter for a party, it may add one of its "sticky notes" in this State on the map.
Assign a task to go along with each coin. For example, there can be any child, find some tidbit of information for each Member State, such as capital, the State bird or flower or state motto. They can add their findings of their own sticky notes and share them with the whole family through the map on the wall.
If your pocket, you can plan trips of short day to attractions nearby, connected with their findings. Another idea would be like a little more in-depth studies of destination already plan to visit for upcoming family vacation.

Note, this project is especially attractive to younger children, because the process of search and succeeded quarters in their own coin albums gives them a sense of accomplishment. Plus, allows them to learn about us History and each of the 50 States, they build special memories with you and their descendants.

Finally, this project may open the door to talk to your children about money and the importance of being financially responsible. As your children begin to be added quarters of their albums coin, don't forget to talk to them about the value of the successive setting aside money for a rainy day. The game's writing is a great way to become a more pleasant experience for them. Who knows? This can result in a positive long term financial habits!

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America the beautiful 5 Oz silver coin errors and varieties

Other classification service Numismatic combines Corporation or NGC, has released press statements about what may be the first known error and the first known variety in the America the beautiful. 5 oz silver coin series.

2010-P Yellowstone 5 oz. silver coin error is a brilliant end to the back and the matte end of the symbol. Photo the kind consent of NGC.

Error and include collector Matt Finish, that the United States Mint uncirculated refers to Numismatic Collectibles in this series.

The United States Mint produces two types of America the beautiful. 5 oz silver coins. One is a bullion coin, which includes the shiny, brilliant edge and is impacted by investors. The other is uncirculated coin, intended for collectors. Collector coins function completed stone, which is created by steam repair technique.

Distinct coin error and varieties have been declared separately. NGC reported this week that graded 2010-P Yellowstone 5. oz silver Uncirculated coin, which is missing collector matte finish on the other side. The symbol is fine. For the variety 2010-P Grand Canyon 5. oz silver Uncirculated coin is necessary NGC seek "light Finish," in contrast to the collector's matte finish normally found on issues. The variety was announced last week.

2010-P Grand Canyon 5 Oz ounce silver coin variety

2010-P Grand Canyon 5 oz. silver coin NGC is designated as "light complete variety. Photo the kind consent of NGC.

In the NGC graders have seen their share of Grand Canyon silver coins. The version of the gold first appears on the market in December last year, and by the United States Mint collector's strike was released on 29 June 2011 so that when this new Finish showed up, which is not brilliant gold nor stone as Numismatic version, they know to variety. Coin at hand is certainly been Numismatic strike, as distinguished from Philadelphia "P" Mint of its symbol. NGC describes new edge as follows:

"Two separate film of 2010-P Grand Canyon specimens have been met: coins with regular coarse stone finishes and coins, which have a slightly reflective satin finish. The latter type, a finish beam "of NGC, is different from the version of the gold standard and the manifold version. This type of hybrid is easily identified--has the same "P" Mint as the other model problems, but its surfaces are not granular and have more brilliance. Light completes the coins differs from the completely brilliant surfaces of gold question. "

2010-P Grand Canyon 5 oz. silver coins are the fourth strike in America the beautiful. 5 oz silver coin series. 22,785 are sold from Monday, 25 July.

For more read CoinNews.net article about the variety of Grand Canyon 5 Oz silver coin.

2010-P Yellowstone 5 Oz silver coin error

2010-P Yellowstone National Park, the silver coin has been on the market several months longer. They debut on 17 May 2011 and reach sales status in the United States Mint on June 1, 2011 Yellowstone coin is the second question in the series.

Two very different coatings are the numismatic Yellowstone error coin. The coin design is found on both sides, but the collector Matt Finish was applied only to the symbol.

"Steam repair process is applied after the coins were struck by" explosive "compressed mixture of steam and ceramic media," according to NGC. "For this error, only by Washington was blasted steam but Judaica Yellowstone country. The Washington therefore resembles the model side of Yellowstone National Park looks like the problem of gold. "

NGC stating that they found an error in the bulk submission of Yellowstone 5 oz coins.

Mint sells all 27,000 of the Yellowstone coins.

For more, read the SilverCoinsToday.com article about error Yellowstone 5 Oz silver coin.

NGC (http://www.ngccoin.com/) may be contacted by writing p.o. "4776, Sarasota, FL 34230 or toll-free at 800-NGC coins (642-2646). NGC e-mail address is Service@NGCcoin.com.

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Silver Uncirculated coin availability of 2011 American Eagle

2011 American Eagle Silver Uncirculated coin

For the first time in more than two years coin collectors will be able to buy one ounce 2011 American Eagle Silver Uncirculated coin , beginning Thursday, 29 September 2011, according to the United States Mint page for online product schedule.

Uncirculated coins is one of the three versions of the 2011 American silver Eagles. The other two are extremely high sales silver Eagle bullion and proof of the wildly popular collector silver Eagle. Are currently available and top sellers on their respective markets. The United States Mint released gold Eagles 3 January 2011 and proof silver Eagle soon on 30 June 2011.

American Eagle Silver uncirculated coin is not always been issued during the same years as the other two. First appeared in 2006, while the other two have been around since 1986 also United States Mint collector abrogated uncirculated class in 2009 and 2010 due to unprecedented demand for gold or silver coins. After this is that the Court directed the supply of coin blanks, and gold production version to cope with soaring food demand.

In 2008, the last time, uncirculated coin is available, the United States Mint price it at $ 25.95. But at that time will precious metals for less than $ 15 An ounce. The Mint is not yet to announce its pricing for 2011 strike, but right now silver is about $ 39 ounce and speculation puts new coins in proof about price.

American Eagle Silver proof coin of 2011 is $ 59.95 and offers directly from the United States Mint. Coins of precious metals, on the other hand, are sold by the Mint to its network of authorized purchasers for a small premium to the spot price of silver.

All three versions contain one Troy ounce of. 999 fine silver and share the same designs. Their symbol features a rendition of the classic design duties Adolf a. Weinman "Walking liberty", which is known of the half dollar coin from 1916 to 1947. The other side is a heraldic Eagle of John Mercanti with shield.

Ends of the surface of the coins help distinguish three versions. The two contact strikes, proof and uncirculated, undergo a specialized minting process. Proof sport similar to mirror background with soft frosted images. Uncirculated coin is similar in type to the Gold version, but it carries West point "W" Mint, while not bullion.

One thing not to forget is the date of release for the 2011 American Eagle Silver uncirculated coin is subject to change. Of this writings yard does not publish its official press release, publicity revived availability of uncirculated strike nor its price.

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Special Silver 9/11 national medal ceremony

On 20 June 2011 United States Treasurer Rosie Rios, American Representative Jerrold Nadler and 9/11 Memorial President Joe Daniels unveiled September 11 National silver medal during a special ceremony at the site for a preview of the monument on 9/11 in lower Manhattan. The United States Mint released a commemorative silver medal to the public at noon Eastern time the same day.

11 September National Medal

National Medal marked the 10th anniversary of the terrorist attacks of 11 September 2001 and will help to raise funds for the Memorial and Museum at the site of the World Trade Center.

Up to two million medals were authorized in u.s. Senator Charles Schumer and Nadler legislation, national September 11 Memorial and Museum Commemorative Medal Act 2010 which has been law signed by President Obama in August (public law 111-221).

Each national medal struck in proof quality and contain one ounce of silver. Approximately half of the medals will be produced in the United States Mint facility in Philadelphia and the other will be presented in the United States Mint at West point. The yard signs are on the reverse side.

United States Mint medal sells for $ 56.95 during the introductory period and there is no ordering constraints.

Below is the Mint press for a special ceremony with comments from United States Treasurer Rosie Rios before she and Nadler presents honors Daniels.

Sales of 2011 11 September National Medal, marked with a ceremony in the 9/11 Memorial preview page

New York-United States Treasurer Rosie Rios joined Jerrold Nadler, an American representative in the 9/11 Memorial preview site today to announce the opening of sales for the 2011 11 September National Medal. The United States Mint released medals for sale to the public at noon, Eastern time (and) today.

Rios and Nadler presented shadowbox containing Medal of Joe Daniels, President and CEO of the national September 11 Memorial and Museum, of which also participated in the event. Medal is authorized by the national September 11 Memorial and Museum Commemorative Medal Act of 2010 (public law 111-221).

"Medal, the vision of the American public today was created by the United States Mint in the event of 11 September 2001-a day that changed our nation and the world forever," said Rios.

"This medal design is intended to exalt the memory of those who are the world sacrificed their lives or were wounded, as well as families who continue to show strength and dignity in the face of terrible loss."

Striking the United States Mint and is available for sale to the public one ounce silver medal in honor of the tenth anniversary of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks in the United States and the creation of the national September 11 Memorial and Museum in the World Trade Center. The Bureau should hit two million medals in proof quality.

Medal symbol (chapters) include Lady Liberty holding a lamp remembrance. Behind it are beacons of light stretching skyward. Freedom, the lamp and the light symbolized not only immeasurable loss of the fateful day, but also the resiliency and the triumph of constancy. The captions are always and the 2001-2011.

On the reverse (tails side) project is a Eagle, simvolizirasa to the strength of the survivors, families and the nation, in the context of the cascading water. Flowing water is emblematic of the peace, relaxation, healing and the continuity of life. The inscriptions are HONOR and hope.

2011 11 September National Medal is available for purchase in the United States Mint secure website, www.usmint.gov/catalog, 1-800-USA-MINT (872-6468), and in the 1-888-321-MINT (6468), the United States Mint telephone ordering line for hearing and speech impaired customers with TTY equipment.

Introductory sale price of $ 56.95 is in force during the August 18, 2011 in 5 hours and, when the regular price of $ 66.95 each shall enter into force.

$ 10 Fee collected from the sale of each Medal is entitled to be paid to the national September 11 Memorial and Museum, a private organization not for profit, the supervision of the design and funding of the Memorial and Museum at the site of the World Trade Center. The funds will support the operations and maintenance of the Museum after it is completed. Orders for the medal is expected to begin shipping on September 1.

The United States Mint, created by Congress in 1792, is the only producer of legal tender coinage of the nation and is responsible for the production of circulating coinage for the nation to conduct its trade and commerce. The United States Mint also produces proof, uncirculated and Commemorative coins; Congressional Gold medals; and coins, silver, gold and Platinum bullion.

For more information about the 2011 11 September National Medal, go to http://www.usmint.gov/mint_programs/medals/?action=911NationalMedal.

To learn more about the national September 11 Memorial and Museum, visit http://www.911memorial.org/.

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US sales of Mint: Yellowstone 5 Oz sold outside, 2011 proof Platinum Eagles debut Strong

Search for coins impeded many collectors working for holiday weekend. Interest in debuting 2011 proof Platinum Eagles is strong, but is relatively limited for other popular coins and sets. In the newer US Mint news Yellowstone National Park five ounce silver Uncirculated coin sold.

Four days opening sales for proof Platinum Eagle coin came 6,789 or 45% of its maximum mintage, according to recent US Mint numbers for sales. The beginning is weaker than last year's problem, of which debuted at 8,268. But this is expected since last year the coin is $ 200 less, is not against the holiday weekend, enjoyed two further days before debut sales have been reported and is less than 10 000 felling to 15,000 this year.

Numismatic item that sold out-proof Platinum Eagles in this round is a proof for the 2011 Added 7,442 and is the top spot of the chart. Its increase is lower, however, of a preliminary report which shows profit of 8,149. In fact all of the proof and uncirculated Mint are lower and certain evidence for 2010 withdraws from-266.

Yellowstone National Park, five-ounce silver coin of Uncirculated sells

Yellowstone uncirculated coin is not available on the Web site of the United States Mint, he goes to "sell" condition Wednesday afternoon. United States Mint strikes all 27,000 of the coins last year, but only began to sell Yellowstone coin on 17 May. His last sales figure of 29 may not be communicated, but 24,626 is sold by the previous Sunday, May 22. This leaves only a few thousand remain.

As concerns the Olympic five ounce silver bullion coin our courtyard of authorized purchasers (AP) picked up the 12,700-before May 26. That 53,300 other qualified AP

Most of the AP action is directed to one ounce bullion silver Eagles. They buy 679,500 from them, which p?ha the total for may to 3,653,500 and defeated last year may total of 3,636,500 of 17 000 soldiers.

In the first three columns of the table below provide each week yard sales increase between the periods offering a sense of the latest trends. The last column provides the latest Mint sales totals by Sunday, may 29, 2011. Tables for the coins of precious metals are found at the bottom, with the most recent sales by Tuesday, 31 May. (NLA already = available.)

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2011 American Eagle Platinum proof Coins2011 American Eagle gold Uncirculated Coins2011 American Eagle gold proof, Coins2011 Medal of honor commemorative Coins2011 u.s. Army commemorative Coins2011 American Buffalo Gold Proof2010 American Buffalo Gold Uncirculated ProofAbigail Fillmore (2010) Jane Pierce Uncirculated (2010) Dimitrov freedom proof (2010) Dimitrov of freedom, Uncirculated (2010) Mary Lincoln Uncirculated (2010) Eliza Johnson Uncirculated (2011) 2011 America the beautiful quarters silver proof set ™ 2011 America the beautiful quarters proof set ™ 2011 Presidential $ 1 coin proof set ™ 2011 United States Mint Silver Proof Set2011 proof, Set2010 of the United States Mint United States Mint proof Set2010 America the beautiful quarters proof Set2010 United States Mint silver proof set ™ (18-coins) 2010 Presidential $ 1 coin proof set ™ 2010 America the beautiful quarters silver proof set ™ 2011 presidential dollar coin Uncirculated set ™ 2011 United States Mint Uncirculated Set2010 the United States Mint Uncirculated Set2010 presidential dollar coin Uncirculated set ™ America BEAUTIFUL 5 Oz SILVER UNCIRCULATED COINS2011 America the beautiful quarters Uncirculated coin Set2010 America Uncirculated coin Set2010 from beautiful quarters America the beautiful quarters "Sent" coin Set2010 America the BEAUTIFUL 3-COIN SETGLACIER QUARTER QUARTER bags and ROLLSGETTYSBURG QUARTER QUARTER BAGS and ROLLSMOUNT HOOD QUARTER QUARTER BAGS and ROLLSGRAND CANYON QUARTER QUARTER BAGS and ROLLSYOSEMITE QUARTER QUARTER QUARTER QUARTER BAGS and ROLLSYELLOWSTONE BAGS and ROLLSHOT SPRINGS QUARTER BAGS and ROLLS2009 JAMES K. POLK $ 1 COIN ROLLS2009 ZACHARY TAYLOR $ 1 COIN ROLLS2010 MILLARD FILLMORE $ 1 COIN ROLLS2010 FRANKLIN PIERCE $ 1 COIN ROLLS2010 JAMES BUCHANAN $ 1 COIN ROLLS2010 ABRAHAM LINCOLN $ 1 COIN ROLLS2011 ANDREW JOHNSON $ 1 COIN ROLLS2011 ULYSSES s. GRANT $ 1 COIN ROLLSPRESIDENTIAL $ 1 COIN and first SPOUSE MEDAL SET ™ 2011 KENNEDY half-life DOLLAR BAGS and ROLLS2010 KENNEDY half-life DOLLAR BAGS and ROLLS2011 American GOLD DOLLAR ROLLS2010 INDIANS GOLD ROLLSUS DOLLAR MINT sales: 2011 BULLION COINSAmerica beautiful silver coins of precious metals

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Network for commemorative Gold coin prices

The United States Mint 2011 commemorative gold coins

Prices for the United States Mint commemorative gold coins can be changed once a week, as well as coins are again available after close to two weeks to stop their sales thanks to a new pricing methodology for the network.

The United States Mint on Thursday, August 25, introduce a new network-based commemorative gold coins price guide, which put the coins back into the sale, on the basis of the current value of gold. Pricing grid works similar to the system introduced in 2009 for numismatic gold coins. If the average for the weekly gold moved sufficiently, the commemorative gold coins followed up or down $ 12.15 correction. Pricing network follows:

Commemorative coins of gold, the pricing gridAverage London fixed gold price (USD)

The United States Mint new describes the pricing methodology, in part, the basis of:

"Mainly of London determined weekly average (average of the London fix prices covering the previous Thursday morning determined by Wednesday morning, determined) gold prices reflect the cost of gold gold contained in those products."

The Court went on to say that:

"As required by law, the Commemorative coins to be sold at a price equal to the sum of the nominal value of the coins, the fee in respect of such coins, as well as the costs for the design and issuance of coins." and that the pricing grid allows changes of coins "as often as weekly so they better reflect the cost of gold" in them.

Commemorative coins shall be settled by legislative initiatives, which are passed in Congress and signed into law by the President. Typical years lead to at least two Commemorative Coins produced in silver. Not every necessary year gold such as 2011. Coins, affected by the new system for pricing network this year include:

Proof 2011 Medal of honour $ 5 commemorative gold CoinUncirculated 2011 Medal of honour $ 5 commemorative gold CoinProof 2011 u.s. Army $ 5 commemorative gold CoinUncirculated 2011 u.s. Army-$ 5 commemorative gold coin

As a result of the new system of the network, each of the coins increased in price from $ 79.35. The two evidence currently costs $ 534.30, while both uncirculated coins each cost $ 524.30. But again, their prices can change each week. While the Mint system indicates that adjustments of prices will enter into force at 10 a.m. ET on Thursday, immediately after the Bureau usually adjust prices if necessary before 12: 00 noon ET on Wednesdays.

More information on Commemorative coins at the Mint of the United States for this year and recent years is available on the sister site http://www.coinnews.net/commemorativecoins/, as well as the Mint web page at http://www.usmint.gov/mint_programs/?action=commemoratives.

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Condemns cleaned coins?

Unfortunately not all coins sold are correctly marked so buyers must be in their fingers. One type of cleaning include what is referred to as "immersion". Immersion include dry cleaning with the result of simple beautiful coin, but with less Luster. Coins, improper passing usually leave a white film on the surface of the coin. One of the best tools I've found for this is to use avid facility. Bluish/white LED light on the loupes or magnifying glasses really brings out white film, for easier detection and makes for easy this claim to the seller, which most likely will reduce its asking price.

The next level of cleaning is much more stringent. Coins or tarnish this is dirt, but the actual silver or copper material when you remove or mollify tarnishing of the coin is removed the actual silver or copper. If tarnish or colour is light then the damage is minimal, but if your serious then the composition of the coin and design changes drastically. Look at this Australian large copper coin, I grabbed for the dollar only for this article. Was purchased at online auction and the picture is reduced so that the could not inspect the coin. Clues that this is a coin is cleaned of its color. Largest copper coins tonne very quickly to the brown or even chocolate part of dark brown colour as such bright copper color signal was that recent cleaning and since the coin is from 1919 was toning down my hunch is quite seriously before cleaning.

After receipt of the coin there was no apparent brush marks on the surface of the coin, confirming suspicions cleaning. After scaling one of the areas of the symbol can be seen the real damage. Surface points with shelling, where the moved material, so that this coin was first chemically treated and then brushed. The other party is not better, it shows the characters of the same brush and downloads. To determine what this shoe is the coin was thrown in the scale. Most large coppers from this period is measured 9.3 to 9.5 grams, but after thorough cleansing, has dropped weight to 9.1 grams, remove anywhere from 2 to 4 grams of copper. So the question at hand is "this is good for collector"?

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The answer is maybe. Material removed is not obvious without increase, but a huge volume of brush marks in the coins are quite dispersed. For me I just search for one example of George v design, and I believe that a little overdue and soothe may reduce the ugliness of brushed fields so that barely squeaks as acceptable figure, but I will annotate it as "highly clean".

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Mexican gold coins-attractive pieces for your coin album

The economy of the United States is carried out financial stigalo. It is also declining American currency. Smart people are searching more options to protect the money obtained from hard work and patience.

Worldwide purchasing gold is one of the best ways to protect your assets. In fact, gold purchase is one of the most favourable and proven ways to protect your assets.

For experienced investors of gold ingots Mexican coins were among the top favorites. So are gold Krugerrands from South Africa. The main reason for many people buy Mexican gold coins is battle inflation and make up for the risks.

Mexico 50 Pesos gold was 20-for the first time. They are one of the breathtaking designs of gold coins on the ground. These coin a majestic art of function with an Angel with wings and known mountains in the background.

On the reverse of this coin shows the Eagle, which has a snake of the beak. The amount of these coins is at least 20% greater than the United States version of the gold Eagles. These coins contain 1.2057 Oz of solid gold. So they are much more media of gold in comparison to the legendary American $ 20 gold coins.

To purchase Mexican coins, you can visit the neighbouring gold traders. It may help also, if you visit local coin shops that sell gold coins in good transactions. However, most gold traders will try to mark a much higher profit on sales of gold 50 Pesos. Higher premium is justified, because they must cover their operating costs, together with the other costs.

If you want, you also can view and to buy Mexican coins online. Try and find online auction sites, as they were Centre for gold coins transactions over the past few years.

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Lovely distractions

Like the other articles I focuses on the complete set or sets of coins and sometimes will fall under the influence of the impulse buy, which has nothing to do with any of my collections of current.

This is not an unusual practice as one may be tired of searching for this "properly" coin to add or complete series and purchase something different is temporary, but wonderful scattering. It was one of those "lovely distractions", where I discovered I discrimination against some coins.

When my eyes tended to Mary is always to large world (Crown size) silver dollar or United States key/semi-trailer-key coins and I will quickly skip past or scroll, as something between. Not sure how long I have been doing this, but I caught myself recently on e-Bay by pure accident during one of my lightning speed screen, manuscripts, accidentally I clicked list. What up is beautiful 1800 ' s Portugal 500 RACE silver coin, which I ended up buying a $ 14.

It is not a huge part of silver and is not even close to the definition of rare. Wondering what else I have version because it is not large and flashy really hit me between the eyes. Once you start to watch a wider field of a number of interesting designs shall be extended by 10 times. Move forward, I will not take any coin name, size or even composition provided at the time of the impulse buy.

Of course this can lead to a new series of became too distracted to complete the set, which is initially started, but with so many coins have their elaborate we would be foolish to do occasional impulse buy. Perhaps a good way to appear ideas for a new future set:)

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How Presidents makes it as coins: names to know for the collection of coins

If you want to know about your part of the coins of the training include things important people is to get on the surfaces of the coins, as well as to understand how they got there.

1. Washington: it is remarkable that our first President is not of our quarter until 1931. Fine General in the French and Indian war, Washington is obvious choice to take command of the Revolutionary Army. People wanted to elect him King was made President, but he is wise as Cincinnatus in front of him and rejected his grounds. He served only two terms before retiring to his estate.

2. Lincoln: Probably the most President, Abraham Lincoln is the Penny from 1909. Teddy Roosevelt believed to be the political heir of Lincoln and loved the Republican President for his determination to keep the Union intact. In this way, Lincoln was chosen to be depicted by a young man named him Victor David Brenner, whose initials still appear under the Lincoln shoulder. He was the first-the mythical figure to be depicted on the coinage of the United States. Cent of the time to celebrate Stanford of the birthday of Lincoln.

3. FDR: after President Franklin D. Roosevelt died in 1946, Virginia Congressman Ralph h. Doughton introduced legislation to have his head replace mercury dime. Dime was chosen because of Roosevelt's efforts to found the National Foundation for Infantile paralysis, also known as the March of Dimes. FDR instated also many programmes to benefit from the Americans during the great depression

4. Jefferson: from 1938, Thomas Jefferson, author of the Declaration of independence, is the face of nickel. Today frontward image of Jefferson gazes in the United States, as well as his Monticello estate remains the symbol. Before it was Buffalo nickel with Indian chapter.

5. JFK: Ever since 1964, the youthful profile of John f. Kennedy has graced half dollar. Half dollar containing silver from 1965 to ' 70 and is the only circulation coins containing precious metals. So many Hoarding is that from the beginning "šokovite half dollar is not actually used already. The quarter became prominent coin inventory change drawers and remained so. KENNEDY was the youngest President ever elected office and is the first Irish American and only Catholic to be elected. He helps save the world from nuclear war during the Cuban missile crisis, and it also helps for the United States win the space race.

These five Presidents are persons of the five most used coins in our currency. Now you know a little about them and how they made it on his coin.

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Score for the little guy

When it comes to "blue collar collector", mainly people who usually buy coins in $ 20 to $ 100 range, they sometimes forget in the world of high priced rarities and all of the talk, which is with him. But I must tip my hat to the editors at coin values!

In issue June 2009 related main article for coins for $ 100 or less than Al Doyle. I usually have my doubts when I read those articles, as they tend to dealer has stock for coins, which nobody wants indeed, is not the case here!

Although limited to only United States coins, the article did a fantastic job of visit and recognizing value in almost all large coin series, including the 19th century, questions of half cents, half dimes, trimes and 3 cents from nickel. From sleepers to fan Favorites had a little for everyone something.

The only area is missing that I will enjoy would be some recommendations on commemorative parts. Not me wrong, I still loved the article. And I'm sure smaller coin dealers in the nation, also cheered many of their customers are likely to fall in the $ 20 to $ 500 range costs and this article just helps the customer.

Anyone with a small budget, strongly recommend to get a copy from your local newsstand before next month, arrives at the problem, you will not regret:))

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Coin Collecting - Badge or Hobby Coffee Gift Basket is measuring 9x9x4. Contains 15oz mug, BONUS free set of 4 coasters, biscotti and 5 blends of gourmet coffee. French Vanilla, Kenya AA, Decaf Colombian Supremo, Chocolate and Italian Roast Espresso elegantly presented in our signature black planet coffee gift box. A very nice and thoughtful gift for any occasion.

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The Laymans Guide to Australian Coin Values

The Laymans Guide To Australian Coin Values will help you identify all of Australias most valuable coins & notes, give you an accurate idea of how much cash a dealer will pay you for it and give you pointers on how and where to sell it.

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Time for annual checks

Many articles-dread the alternative that day and some never get to it! But it is necessary to make the annual inspection and inventory of coins. Do not believe me? Already found three coins, I forgot to remove the vinyl flip, that they were shipped in and they start to get the Green tint of PVC (softener for plastics) already begins to Leach on coins.

Still whining? Come on folks, its dead of winter! What you must do. Believe me, when I say its healthy for collection, your mind and soul! So without further hesitation Let's begin ...

Inspect those flips. They are hard and brittle? Cracking? Is flip the vinyl acetate-in any way? If you answered Yes to any of these questions, then its time to change this holder. If you are unlucky as me and there are some PVC Leach on the coin will have acetone bath. If you do not know how to make this simple. Buy pure acetone (Walmart has some in the beauty, but make sure it is 100% pure) and a gallon of distilled water. Your coins in acetone is for only for a few seconds and then rinse with distilled water. Quick dry coin (Pat and never rub) with a soft cotton cloth. Do not leave the coin air dry as water droplets will leave stains of the coin.

Well given time these paperboard. Torn is the mylar? Staple b?lbukvane? If you use self-sealing glue types have become otlepva? Coins begin to change color? If the answer is Yes, then change this holder!

Use coins pages? Pages can stretch overtime and must not be ignored. Inspect each coin from tugging any holder in each pocket. Does it slip easily? If so it is time to replace this page. How for seams of each Pocket? There are some torn?

Whats this? You say you use coin albums and this does not apply to you? How to fit, even getting to wear over time. Feeling all of the coins are continuously slipping from their slots, sliding behind leatherette cover? Split is the glue of leatherette paperboard? If you run into any of these problems then fix is a little stricter. You will need to contact the manufacturer or vendor to see whether the replacement pages. Most of this should be okay, but if they don't you will have to make difficult decision.

How about desiccants (like Silicon packages). If you use these is more than likely that he was thrown in and forgotten about. Bad news was already effective. But don't worry, check with the manufacturer of desiccant, since most can be redistributed by simply drying them dry in the oven. Note: do not do this unless the manufacturer gives YOU DIRECTIONS on how to do SO.

You think you have the most organized collection of coins around and very well may be true, but this does not mean you should not do once anyway.

The first is loose coins, we all have at least one placed on a desk or shelf expected for us to do something. Well? Do something!

The second is the neatness. Look at your options for storage, it is time to confront these albums? You may label these fields? How to smoothly stacking everything in that Safe?

With the help of coin software program, excel, database, or pen and paper? Up to date? Do I need to add another attribute to make a little easier to find? Some useful identifications, I have seen are where your coins are stored (field # 2, album # 1 page 4 bank safety deposit box, etc.). Other useful attribute is, if the coin is part of a set (20th century type fixed, Lincoln cents album, etc.)

So you've ordered and organized your coins, but still you like what you have? Collection of interests to change overtime and you might have a coin, which is already in and became a real pain, each time you make annual organizing. By this time, you really should ask yourself if you really want coin or are you simply coin hoarder (known as the Rat Pack)? You can try to sell those oddballs collection by trader or auction (such as e-Bay), but if you're not comfortable with this then why not try the trade? Many traders of coin the concerts are open to trade and there are many online communities, where colleagues coin collectors swap coins daily.

This is the insurance man! I pray this never happens to you, but coins may be stolen or damaged by a house fire, Tornado, or other natural disaster, which means you will have to deal with the insurance company. To help this process of collecting all of your receipts and paste them in a fireproof box, together with pictures of your coins. You have not flame-retardant field? How to scan and burn to a CD to a friend or relatives House? If you don't have a scanner then I recommend using a bank safety deposit box.

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Mount Hood national forest silver coin of Uncirculated Edition

United States Mint will release the Mount Hood national forest five ounce silver Uncirculated coin, beginning at noon Eastern time on Thursday, 28 July 2011. Its starting price will be $ 279.95, although the yard indicates that may changes must precious metals prices to swing significantly.

Image of the United States Mint Mount Hood national forest five ounce silver Uncirculated coin-click image to Enlarge

3.0 Inch diameter,. 999 fine silver coin Mount Hood features the same design as a circulating Mount Hood quarter, put into circulation on 15 November and ceremoniously launched on 17 November. The other side, designed by Phebe Hemphill, the characteristics of the scene of lost Lake with Mount Hood in the background.

The symbol of uncirculated coin features the familiar profile of President George Washington by John Flanagan. As a collector coin bears the Philadelphia "P" Mint immediately below the in GOD WE BELIEVE tactile.

The Mount Hood national forest five ounce silver Uncirculated coin is the fifth and last issue of the 2010 America the beautiful silver coins. Like each of the 2010 five ounce coins he is from last year and has a total mintage of 27,000. Each of the first three issues, sold. The fourth Grand Canyon coin seems to be headed in that direction with the sales of 22,026, of 18 July. It was launched on 29 June.

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2010 America the beautiful five-ounce silver Uncirculated coin ™-Mt. Hood national forest available 28 July

WASHINGTON-the United States Mint today announced the opening of sales for the 2010 America the beautiful five-ounce silver Uncirculated coin-Mount Hood national forest (Oregon) at noon eastern time (s) on 28 July 2011.

The coin is currently estimated at $ 279.95. As with all products, sold by United States Mint, which contain precious metals, pricing is subject to change. Orders will be limited to one coin per household for the first week of sales. At the end of one week, the United States Mint will re-evaluate this limit and or extend, adjust or remove it.

America the beautiful five-ounce silver Uncirculated coins are collector versions of these, which are issued during the America the beautiful silver bullion coin ™ program. Five ounce, three inch and uncirculated gold coins designs are the same as those included in each respective circulating quarter issued in America the beautiful quarters program ®.

Impacted. 999 fine silver, these coins are displayed on the "P" mint mark, indicating production in the United States Mint in Philadelphia. To protect their end uncirculated coin is enclosed in a capsule and the event attractive presentation. Each coin is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. Maximum mintage for each of the five 2010 America the beautiful five-ounce silver Uncirculated coins is limited to 27,000 units.

Orders for the 2010 America the beautiful five-ounce silver Uncirculated coin-Mount Hood national forest will be adopted in http://www.usmint.gov/catalog, or 1-800-USA-MINT (872-6468). Vision of hearing and speech customers with TTY equipment can order the 1-888-321-MINT (6468). Shipping and handling fee of $ 4.95 will be added to all domestic orders.

Note: to ensure that all members of the public have fair and equal access to the products to the United States Mint, orders placed prior to the official date and time on 28 July 2011, lunches and shall not be deemed to be accepted by the United States Mint and will not be honored. For more information, see United States Mint frequently asked questions, ID # 175 of the response.

For the United States Mint

The United States Mint, created by Congress in 1792, is the only producer of legal tender coinage of the nation and is responsible for the production of circulating coinage for the nation to conduct its trade and commerce. The United States Mint also produces proof, uncirculated and Commemorative coins; Congressional Gold medals; and coins, silver, gold and Platinum bullion.

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An amazing, easy to use handheld digital microscope with USB output interface. High resolution magnification at your fingertips! Detailed examination of any area you choose.

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