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Sam Gelberd is sworn in to a seat on the Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee as a numismatic representative, replacing Dennis Tucker who fulfilled his two terms on the panel.

The curve of the underlying digit 6 is clearly visible on an 1847/6 Seated Liberty half dollar that was sold for $30,000 during the Stack's Bowers Spring Showcase Auction.

A second press run will make available more copies of Volume II of the latest, sixth, edition of the "Cherrypickers' Guide," and the next volume in the edition is expected soon.

Heritage's sale of a high-grade wartime doubled die obverse Lincoln cent, a variety recently discovered to also be an overdate error, reinforced the message to diligently check old coins for new varieties.

The Morgan dollar is one of the most popularly collected silver coins in the world. It's history will surprise you.

The 2007-P Wyoming Quarter was the fourth 50 State Quarter issue of 2007. The design features an iconic cowboy silhouette. What is it worth?

In preparation for the third and final volume of the sixth edition of "Cherrypickers Guide to Rare Die Varieties," Whitman Publishing seeks suggestions for examples of Philippine coinage struck by the United States.

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The highly anticipated numismatic book of the year was just-released "Cherrypickers' Guide to Rare Die Varieties of United States Coins"

The just-released sixth edition, volume II, of the "Cherrypickers’ Guide to Rare Die Varieties" will be offered at the Whitman Publishing booth at the ANA show and 10 copies will be raffled.