Guess the Grade of This 1901 $10 Eagle Gold Coin
It’s time for us to share our latest classic United States coin in our series of Guess the Grade videos. This time, we have a a gold Liberty Head $10 eagle from 1901 graded by NGC. Struck at the...
View ArticleCoinWeek Podcast #172: Fighting Counterfeit Coins
Mobile phone users. Stream this podcast for free by downloading the podomatic app or subscribe to the CoinWeek Podcast on iTunes. * * * In this episode of the CoinWeek Podcast, Editor Charles Morgan...
View ArticleGuess the Grade of This Early Copper 1835 Half Cent
In the latest video from CoinWeek, we put you up to the test against a chocolatey early American copper half cent dated 1835 and graded by NGC. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint, this early American...
View ArticleCoinWeek Video: Guess the Grade of This 1907 $10 Gold Eagle
This week, CoinWeek has a 1907 Liberty Head eagle $10 gold coin for you to grade. This coin was certified by NGC and presents a challenge for even the most experienced coin graders. But it’s not just...
View ArticleGrade This 1910-S Saint-Gaudens $10 Indian Gold Coin
This week, CoinWeek has a 1910-S Saint-Gaudens Indian Head $10 eagle gold coin for you to grade. PCGS graded this coin and it has a number of surface impairments that may have impacted its grade. The...
View ArticleGuess the Grade of This 1934-D Washington Quarter
This week, we have a 1934-D Washington quarter. Can you guess the grade? The 1934-D Washington quarter was struck at the height of the Great Depression. The mints in Denver and Philadelphia were the...
View ArticleWatch the Video: Mint Red 1958-D Lincoln Cent Roll Break!
* * * We didn’t know what to expect when we purchased an original roll of 1958-D Lincoln cents for $15 from a local coin shop. 1958 marked the final year of production for the Wheat Reverse Lincoln...
View ArticleGuess the Grade of This 1856 Gold Dollar “Upright 5” From the Deadwood...
* * * Here’s an interesting U.S. gold dollar from 1856. Can you guess the grade? In 1856, the United States Mint struck gold dollars with two distinctly different date logotypes. The “Slanted 5”...
View ArticleGuess the Grade of This Rare Key Date 1914-D Lincoln Cent
* * * You are looking at a 1914-D Lincoln cent. Can you guess the grade? But first. Last week, we took a look at an 1856 gold dollar with an “upright 5” from the Deadwood Collection. If you guessed...
View ArticleGuess the Grade of This 1924-D Buffalo Nickel
* * * Today we are looking at a 1924-D Buffalo nickel. Can you guess the grade? But first, last week we had you look at a 1914-D key date Lincoln cent. That example was unusual for two reasons:...
View ArticleGuess the Grade of This 1803 Draped Bust Silver Dollar
* * * You are looking at an 1803 Draped Bust silver dollar – can you guess the grade? But first…. Last time, we shared with you a toned 1924-D Buffalo nickel. Some commented on the weak strike. I...
View ArticleGuess the Grade: 1831 Matron Head Large Cent
* * * You are looking at an 1831 Matron Head Large Cent – can you guess the grade? But first…. Last time, we shared with you a toned 1803 Draped Bust Silver Dollar. Many “CoinWeek graders” took a...
View ArticleCoinWeek IQ: Collecting Gold Coins: Tips for the Rest of Us
CoinWeek IQ: Analysis and Insights from the editors of CoinWeek.com and the industry’s leading experts. Collecting gold coins is a pinnacle activity in our hobby, but many people shy away from it due...
View ArticleMorgan Dollars for Every Collector: Introducing the Morgan 50 – Part I
* * * A Morgan Dollar Collection Every Collector Can Complete Coin dealer Russ Augustin (AU Capital Management, RARCOA) joins Charles Morgan to discuss an innovative new set-collecting idea for the...
View ArticleMorgan Dollars for Every Collector: Introducing the Morgan 50 – Part II
* * * A Collection of Morgan Dollars Everyone Can Complete Coin dealer and numismatic author Russ Augustin (AU Capital Management, RARCOA) joins Charles Morgan to discuss an innovative new...
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