I’ve always been captivated by the stories behind big-ticket coin acquisitions, especially in the world numismatic scene, where each purchase tells a tale of rarity, history, […]

During a recent stop at my local coin shop, I picked up a token that’s turned into one of the most baffling mysteries of my collecting […]

You know, after decades of collecting coins, what still grabs me is how world numismatics feels like holding history in your hands. Last week I was […]

Introduction: The Joy of Adding New Treasures Lately, I’ve been immersed in the world of numismatics, and let me tell you—nothing compares to the rush of […]

Selling a couple of NGC-graded double eagles in upper AU to low MS grades recently became a real education for me. With gold prices climbing but […]

You know those clumsy thumb moments? I recently had one that unexpectedly added an 1837 Feuchtwanger Cent (PCGS XF 45) to my collection. I was browsing […]

I recently decided to test my skills by grading a batch of Barber Half Dollars, and wow—what a learning experience! Even though these coins came back […]

I’ve been delving into the fascinating world of numismatics lately, especially around a coin that’s sparked heated debates: the so-called “1933 USA gold $5 coin.” As […]

I’ve been chasing the iconic 1853 arrows and rays quarter for my Seated Liberty set longer than I care to admit. As a collector watching my […]