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United States Unveils New Quarter for Independence Day
The United States Mint announced the release of a new commemorative quarter dedicated to the Declaration of Independence, an issue that is part of the…
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Scarcest Dates of the Cuban “ABC” Peso (1934-1939)
The ABC Peso occupies a special place in Cuban numismatics due to the combination of history, mystery, and genuine rarity surrounding certain dates in the series. Its…
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American Eagle 2026 Gold Proof Coin
The 2026 American Eagle quarter-ounce gold coin in proof format stands out as one of the most significant releases of the year. Its commemorative nature, combined with…
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New 2,000 and 5,000 peso banknotes in Cuba
The Cuban monetary system takes an important step forward with the introduction of high-denomination banknotes. This measure directly addresses the current needs of the economy and has implications…
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Rarest Dates for the Lincoln Penny (1909–1958)
The Lincoln Penny of 1909–1958 (reverse “Wheat”) is one of the most studied fields of US numismatics because it combines low mintage dates with extreme rarities…
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Scarcest dates for the Morgan Dollar (1878-1921)
The Morgan Dollar (1878–1921) is one of the icons of American numismatics: large, attractive, and steeped in history. But within its millions of specimens, there are dates with “scarcity…”
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Scraggiest Dates for the Peace Dollar (1921–1964)
For serious collectors and investors, the Peace Dollar is a series where rarity is not always measured by mintage: it's "rarity by condition," minting problems…
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Scarcest Dates of the Salvadoran Peso (1892–1914)
The Salvadoran one-peso coin, minted in silver between 1892 and 1914, represents one of the most complex and fascinating series in Central American numismatics. These pieces…
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Scarcest Dates of the Bolivian Silver Coin (1864-1869)
The silver 1 Boliviano coin, minted between 1864 and 1869, is key to understanding the transition of the Bolivian monetary system towards decimalization, and today it stands out for several reasons…
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Uruguay honors the Escayola Theatre with a new silver coin
The Central Bank of Uruguay (BCU) unveiled a new numismatic gem in homage to one of the country's most cherished cultural milestones: the reopening of the Teatro Escayola in Tacuarembó…