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Certificate News
09/18/2017
Did you buy a winner or a loser from the U.S. Mint?: Inside Coin World
For a comparison of the rare car and rare coin markets, be sure to read the article in this week’s print and digital issue. First Grade: Learning to Grade the Lincoln, Wheat Ear Cent The Lincoln cents of 1909 to 1958 are among the most collected of U.S ... more info
09/14/2017
Lakeway resident is world-renowned coin expert
And he started at 9 years old, examining coins at his kitchen table in Kalamazoo, Michigan, cultivating his eye for coin grading during too-frigid winters up north. “I think from the age of 4 years old and up I always liked money,” Standish said. more info
09/13/2017
Resubmitting or living with grades
You can go to the certifications and expand, and you’ll see more small marks on the cheek of the 1946-D than on the cheek of the 1947-D, which got the lower of the two grade. And at MS-62 to 63, we’re basically talking silver melt on these coins. more info
Did you buy a winner or a loser from the U.S. Mint?: Inside Coin World
For a comparison of the rare car and rare coin markets, be sure to read the article in this week’s print and digital issue. First Grade: Learning to Grade the Lincoln, Wheat Ear Cent The Lincoln cents of 1909 to 1958 are among the most collected of U.S ... more info
09/14/2017
Lakeway resident is world-renowned coin expert
And he started at 9 years old, examining coins at his kitchen table in Kalamazoo, Michigan, cultivating his eye for coin grading during too-frigid winters up north. “I think from the age of 4 years old and up I always liked money,” Standish said. more info
09/13/2017
Resubmitting or living with grades
You can go to the certifications and expand, and you’ll see more small marks on the cheek of the 1946-D than on the cheek of the 1947-D, which got the lower of the two grade. And at MS-62 to 63, we’re basically talking silver melt on these coins. more info