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Bullion Coins

Old coins aren't always valuable. Here are the 4 factors that make old coins valuable today -- so you know what to look for!

Is now the time to buy gold coins? Here are 6 compelling arguments for AND against buying gold coins + some things to think about before spending big bucks.

American Silver Eagle dollar coins aren't just for silver stackers -- they're exciting coins for numismatists, too. Here's why silver eagles are fun coins to collect.

Silver rounds and silver bars are popular items with many investors -- but are these silver bullion products really the best buy out there? Are they better than buying silver coins? Before you buy silver bars and rounds, you should know about these pros and cons of buying silver rounds and bars. I'll help you determine the best choice when you buy silver products.

There are 4 U.S. Mint locations: Philadelphia, Denver, San Francisco, and West Point. But only the Philadelphia Mint and Denver Mint strike coins that are used for circulation.

Have questions about West Point coins? Here's the Ultimate Guide To West Point Mint Coins. The West Point Mint currently strikes bullion coins (silver, gold, platinum) and commemorative coins, In the 1970s and 80s, the West Point Mint made Lincoln pennies and Washington quarters. See what they're worth & if they're rare.

Do coin collectors recommend buying Trump commemorative coins? Find out here. Everything you want to know about these political and cultural collectibles!

Silver America the Beautiful bullion coins are 3 inches wide and heavy - 5 ounces of .999 fine silver! National Park Silver Bullion coins are being offered along with the National Park quarters program. The silver bullion coins have the same designs as the ATB quarters. Here are little-known facts about the silver coins.

Have you ever wondered what low ball coins are? Or if they're worth collecting? This article reveals the 3 reasons to start collecting lowball coins.

What makes a coin valuable? There are several factors...

What makes a U.S. coin valuable? There are 5 factors used to determine a coin's value - and how rare it is. Do you know what those 5 things are?

Coin mintage numbers refer to how many coins were struck by the Mint - not how many still exist. How to use mintage numbers to determine a coin's value and rarity.

When will gold prices go down? When will the price of gold go up? These aren't questions that are easy to answer nor ones that anybody can accurately predict. But here's some food for thought when buying gold coins or investing in gold.

Trying to figure out if you will make money buying gold? Is now the time to buy gold coins? I buy & sell gold coins on occasion. Here are 6 important tips!

Learn all about the disappearance of silver coins in America, which silver coins the U.S. Mint is still making, and fun ways to find silver coins today!