Tag Archives: Mint

Giving the Gift of Coins

Posted on November 13, 2017 by TheICCoinBlog

As Thanksgiving approaches my thoughts turn toward holiday shopping. Gift giving is a careful balance between pleasing the receiver and finding pleasure in sharing the gift. Choosing the right item can be challenging. We all like to give presents that … Continue reading →

The End of the Canadian Penny: Death of Another Cent

Posted on January 21, 2013 by TheICCoinBlog

Honestly, how many people really use pennies anymore? How many pennies do you have in your pocket or lying at the bottom of your purse right now? How many do you have hidden away at home in an old canning … Continue reading →

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2013 American Eagle Silver Dollar: It’s Here!

Posted on January 18, 2013 by TheICCoinBlog

Hello! I’m the newest member of International Coins and Currency, a 25 year old English graduate student who knows more about phonology and etymology than coins. In all honesty, I could give you a better history on the word “numismatics” … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: Mint

Giving the Gift of Coins

The End of the Canadian Penny: Death of Another Cent

2013 American Eagle Silver Dollar: It’s Here!

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