Barron’s “Rediscovers” Gold

The current (September 24, 2018) edition of Barron’s features a cover article, “Rediscovering Gold,” which features a line drawing of a lone Western cowboy pausing before a stack of gold bullion bars with a purple sunset in the background. The cover subtitle is “Why the out-of-favor metal should be part of your investment portfolio.”

Why We Stand for the Flag and the Anthem

After marking the anniversary of 9-11 last week, this week marks another meaningful date in American history. September 17 was U.S. Citizenship Day as well as Constitution Day. Under either name, it marks the date in 1787 when the U.S. Constitution was signed by 38 of the 41 delegates at the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia and the date in 1796 when President George Washington’s Farewell Address was read before Congress.

Why We Stand for the Flag and the Anthem

After marking the anniversary of 9-11 last week, this week marks another meaningful date in American history. September 17 was U.S. Citizenship Day as well as Constitution Day. Under either name, it marks the date in 1787 when the U.S. Constitution was signed by 38 of the 41 delegates at the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia and the date in 1796 when President George Washington’s Farewell Address was read before Congress.

Why We Stand for the Flag and the Anthem

After marking the anniversary of 9-11 last week, this week marks another meaningful date in American history. September 17 was U.S. Citizenship Day as well as Constitution Day. Under either name, it marks the date in 1787 when the U.S. Constitution was signed by 38 of the 41 delegates at the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia and the date in 1796 when President George Washington’s Farewell Address was read before Congress.

Why We Stand for the Flag and the Anthem

After marking the anniversary of 9-11 last week, this week marks another meaningful date in American history. September 17 was U.S. Citizenship Day as well as Constitution Day. Under either name, it marks the date in 1787 when the U.S. Constitution was signed by 38 of the 41 delegates at the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia and the date in 1796 when President George Washington’s Farewell Address was read before Congress.

Why We Stand for the Flag and the Anthem

After marking the anniversary of 9-11 last week, this week marks another meaningful date in American history. September 17 was U.S. Citizenship Day as well as Constitution Day. Under either name, it marks the date in 1787 when the U.S. Constitution was signed by 38 of the 41 delegates at the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia and the date in 1796 when President George Washington’s Farewell Address was read before Congress.

2018 Silver American Eagles are so “Hot, Hot, Hot,” They’ve Sold Out

We reported last week that over 1.5 million Silver American Eagles were sold in August. This week, we learned that Silver American Eagle sales shot up so rapidly in the first week of September that the U.S. Mint had to temporarily halt sales due to a depletion of inventories.

Right now, the hottest trend in the numismatic world is coins with low populations near the “best seen” in their category

Lower Population Coins are “Hot, Hot, Hot!”

Right now, the hottest trend in the numismatic world is coins with low populations near the “best seen” in their category

Highlights from My Latest Media Interview

Last week, I was interviewed by a major industry publication, first on gold and then on the coin market.

Report from “The World’s Fair of Money” in Philadelphia

At the site of America’s first national Mint, I am always able to meet with the movers and shakers in our industry, as well as those who run the Mint and print our money.  For instance, Len Olijar, Director of the Treasury Department’s Bureau of Engraving and Printing (BEP) humorously introduced himself by saying “I make $840 million a day,” referring to the amount of paper money he prints each day!