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What Does P.T. Barnum, Christopher Columbus and George Washington Have in Common?
Commemorative coins were used by the ancient Greeks and Romans to record important events and pass along news of the time; they often recorded the victors of battles and new rulers. For example, large denomination decadrachms are thought to have … Continue reading
Posted in Commemorative Coins, History, Silver
Tagged classic coins, collectibles, Commemorative Coins, silver dollar
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How Much Silver is in a Silver Dollar?
Romance and mystery surround America’s big silver dollars: The cowboy sliding one across the bar in the western movie, a shiny holiday gift from Grandpa, a magician pulling one from behind your ear. Collectors love these historic treasures both for … Continue reading
Posted in American, Dollar Coins, History, Morgan, Native American, Peace, Presidential, Silver
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Thief Finds 1921 Peace Dollar on First Job – Back Up, That Can’t Be Right!
It’s not common to chance upon a conversation about coins these days, unless you work in a company like International Coins and Currency. Here, most of us talk about coins all day – whether we’re collectors or not – but … Continue reading
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Tagged 1920s, 1921, America, American, authenticity, dollar, literature, morgan dollar, Peace dollar, research, silver coin, silver dollar, United States
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A Brief History of the Morgan Silver Dollar: Its Inception, Purchasing Power, and the Standard of Value
Have you ever found an old silver dollar in the back of your mother’s jewelry box, hidden under the necklaces that were passed down to her from her grandmother? Chances are it’s a Morgan dollar. The U.S. Mint’s 1878-1921 Morgan … Continue reading
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