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Heritage's Nov. 16-19 US Coins Auction OffersTrio of Exceptional Coins - Vimarsana News

Heritage's Nov. 16-19 US Coins Auction OffersTrio of Exceptional Coins

If, as often has been said, it is true that "good things come in threes," a trio of exceptional coins from an important collection could fare exceedingly well when they are sold in Heritage's US Coins Signature® Auction November 16-19. The three coins, each of which will be offered in the event's Premier Session, come

Several notable collections come together during fall auction to highlight major moments in early American numismatics - Vimarsana News

Several notable collections come together during fall auction to highlight major moments in early American numismatics

If, as often has been said, it is true that good things come in threes, a trio of exceptional coins from an important collection could fare exceedin

GOP silences 'Tennessee 3' Democrat on House floor - Vimarsana News

GOP silences 'Tennessee 3' Democrat on House floor

The move directed at Rep. Justin Jones prohibited him from speaking on and debating bills for the rest of the day.

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Rep. Justin Jones slams House vote to silence him as 'charade' as Dems walk out in protest - Vimarsana News

Rep. Justin Jones slams House vote to silence him as 'charade' as Dems walk out in protest

House Speaker Cameron Sexton, R-Crossville, twice voted Rep. Justin Jones, D-Nashville, out of order. The vote came under new House rules.

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Live updates: TN lawmakers return for day 2 of special session, committees to begin - Vimarsana News

Live updates: TN lawmakers return for day 2 of special session, committees to begin

The Senate is scheduled to begin at 8:30 a.m. CT, while the House will return at 9 a.m. CT.

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