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New volume offers research into 1909 Lincoln cents - Vimarsana News

New volume offers research into 1909 Lincoln cents

The first coins in the transition of production from Indian Head cents to the Lincoln cent series is the subject of a new research work by Shawn Tew, published with assistance from the NNP.

PCGS Unveils Grading of Classic Elongated Coins - Vimarsana News

PCGS Unveils Grading of Classic Elongated Coins

Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS) has expanded the elongated coins it grades to include those in the catalog Yesterday’s Elongates.

"Rarities of 1796" $15 Million Display At Expanded 2023 Central States Convention - Vimarsana News

"Rarities of 1796" $15 Million Display At Expanded 2023 Central States Convention

Newman Numismatic Portal seminars and two floors of bourse space also among the show’s many highlights   The 2023 Central States Numismatic Society

Rare Coins From 1796 At Expanded CSNS April Convention - Vimarsana News

Rare Coins From 1796 At Expanded CSNS April Convention

The 2023 Central States Numismatic Society (www.csns.org) convention, April 27-29, will have more than 600 dealers, educational seminars organized by the Newman Numismatic Portal (nnp.wustl.edu), and a $15 million "Rarities From 1796" exhibit of historic early American coins. The show will now occupy two floors of the Renaissance Schaumburg Hotel and Convention Center, 1551 North

Rare Coins From 1796 At Expanded CSNS April Convention - Vimarsana News

Rare Coins From 1796 At Expanded CSNS April Convention

The 2023 Central States Numismatic Society (www.csns.org) convention, April 27-29, will have more than 600 dealers, educational seminars organized by the Newman Numismatic Portal (nnp.wustl.edu), and a $15 million "Rarities From 1796" exhibit of historic early American coins. The show will now occupy two floors of the Renaissance Schaumburg Hotel and Convention Center, 1551 North