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SEGA hat fünf Minuten Gameplay-Material aus "Lost Judgment", dem Detektiv-Nachfolger des "Yakuza"-Ablegers "Lost Judgment", veröffentlicht.

Der aktuelle Weltklimabericht lässt sich kurz und knapp zusammenfassen: Der Klimawandel ist menschengemacht und schlimmer als gedacht. Wie bewerten internationale Medien den Bericht? Die Presseschau.

Monster Gem Morgan Dollars and More in David Lawrence Rare Coins Online Auction Be sure to browse and bid before the auction closes Sunday, April 25. Some of the other highlights in Auction #1166 include: Sunday, April 25. If you have any questions about the coins in this auction, or items for direct purchase, please call us at 800-776-0560, or send an email and we will get back to you immediately. Thanks for browsing and participating in our auction! * * * READY TO SELL A RARE COIN OR COLLE...

Share This Article Zanzibar, 1st August 1916, 10 Rupees, P-3, issued banknote, Red on light gray-green underprint with Dhow at left and fruit pickers at lower right, Back blank, Signature title "Financial Member of Council" crossed out with red overprint with "Chief Secreta Granada, Nicaragua. 1st October 1856, William Walker Military Scrip, Issued $25, P-S131 (Unlisted date), Issued banknote, black printing on light yellow paper, 9 x 7 inches, S/N 815, Issued to W.M. Allen for $25 for Military...

Costa Mesa, CA -- Stack’s Bowers Galleries’ first live United States currency auction event of 2021 was a tremendous success that saw nine lots cross the six-figure mark on Thursday night, March 25. In all 525 lots of U.S. realized a total of $4,062,654 during the live session of the auction. (All prices include the buyer’s fee.) The leading lot of the night was the Fr.167a 1863 $100 “Spread Eagle” Legal Tender Note graded Choice Uncirculated 63 by PCGS Ba...

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in PMG Choice Extremely Fine 45 grade. Track and Price’s census reports this $50 as the earliest and the only first charter note from this Allegheny County issuing bank. First charter fifties have always been heralded rarities, with only 103 documented in the National Banknote Census. Only 14 are listed as XF or better, and two of those are in museums. The majority of the remaining 12 have limited auction histories and just one other example even has a picture in t...

Ancient Coins Like most coin collectors, I have a list of coins I want to own. The list I plan to cover in this article will be personal and not just a list of the most famous ancient coins, so I won’t be listing decadrachms, pentadrachms. It’s not that I wouldn’t love to own one or all of these, but their cost is not only out of my purchasing range but greater than my net worth. And even if I had the money and bought the coins, my wife would kill me and bury me in the back yard, whic...

CoinWeek writer Steve Benner talks about 10 ancient coins he'd love to own - and they're not all decadrachms, octodrachms, and pentadrachms.

The S-Mint Indian Cents: Classic US Coins   There are few coin series that originated in the 19th century and are as widely collected by date and mintmark as the Indian Cent. James B. Longacre, Chief Engraver of the United States Mint, and in production from 1859 through 1909, the Indian Cent saw the vast majority of its production at the Philadelphia Mint, which was long the only Mint facility authorized to produce base-metal coinage of small denominations; the bronze one-cent and copper-n...

The Curious Case of the 1855-C Gold Dollar   I can’t think of a single branch mint gold coin that has performed as poorly from a price perspective as the 1855-C gold dollar. Back around 2005 through 2008, these routinely traded in AU55 for $10,000-12,000 USD. Today, certain pieces in AU55 holders now bring only $5,000-5,500. 1855-C $1.00 PCGS AU55 CAC. Images courtesy Douglas Winter Numismatics (DWN) unless otherwise noted Why did this important one-year type coin drop so much in value? Th...