Clark Exposition News Today

A quantity of 19th century gold dollars that had been in a Philadelphia vault for over 100 years that had been assembled by Henry Chapman have been brought to a New York dealer for potential sale.

Coin dealer Vic Bozarth discusses the 1905 Lewis and Clark Expo and the coins and medals struck for it by the United States Mint.

The best (hello, Edgefield and Rock Creek!) and worst (most of the I-205 corridor) of the local brewpub-theater-hotel chain, which turned 40 in 2023.

Original wood floors, windows, and bell tower, plus salvaged design details, make for a dreamy house on a full acre off of Cornelius Pass near Portland.

The Rose City is overflowing with ornate, independent movie houses. We zeroed in on 7.

It is said that New York coin dealer Thomas Elder first coined the term “So-Called Dollar” to describe a medal sold at the 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition – an event better known as the St. Louis World’s Fair.

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Bushnell Sage Library’s featured artist for the month of May is photographer Fred H. Kiser. Kiser’s hand colored-in-oil "artographs" date from the 1920s and are a part of the library’s

In addition to faring well in internet sales during the month of February, CAC-approved coins outperformed other certified coins in live auctions in Los

A picture of two children posing with a balloon in front of Oregon's massive Forestry Building is real, but the caption it's often shared with is a bit off.