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November 2, 2023
Did You Know That the Nevada State Museum, Formerly the Carson City Mint, Opened on Halloween 1941?
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Did You know That A Change In The Fineness Standard for Proof Silver Coins Was Authorized in 2015?
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Did You Know That the ANA’s Convention First Included a Bourse in 1922?
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Did You Know That Victor David Brenner’s Initials Were Restored to the Lincoln Cent in 1918?
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Did You Know That Numismatists Restruck Large Cents in the Mid-19th Century?
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Did You Know that the U.S. Mint struck 1898-dated Mexican Pesos and 1934-Dated Junk Dollars in 1949?
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Did You Know That the West Point Mintmark First Appeared on a $10 Commemorative Gold Coin in 1984?
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Did You Know That the Jefferson Nickel’s Design was Approved and Drafted 85 Years Ago?
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Did You know That A Change In The Fineness Standard for Proof Silver Coins Was Authorized in 2015?
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September 28, 2023
Did You Know That President Clinton Signed Legislation Authorizing American Platinum Eagle Bullion Coins 27 Years Ago This Week?
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September 21, 2023
Did You Know That Ground Was Broken for the Fourth Philadelphia Mint on September 17, 1965?
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September 13, 2023
Did You Know That the ANA’s Convention First Included a Bourse in 1922?
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September 7, 2023
Did You Know That U.S. Mint, B.E.P., and Treasury Officials Toured Mint Facilities in the Soviet Union in September 1990?
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August 31, 2023
Did You Know That Chief Engraver William Barber Died on August 31, 1879?
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August 24, 2023
Did You Know That Stack’s Bowers Galleries Launched the Coin Resource Center Last Month?
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August 16, 2023
Did You Know That Victor David Brenner’s Initials Were Restored to the Lincoln Cent in 1918?
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August 9, 2023
Did You Know That Numismatists Restruck Large Cents in the Mid-19th Century?
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August 3, 2023
Did You Know that the U.S. Mint struck 1898-dated Mexican Pesos and 1934-Dated Junk Dollars in 1949?
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July 27, 2023
Did You Know That the West Point Mintmark First Appeared on a $10 Commemorative Gold Coin in 1984?
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July 20, 2023
Did You Know That the Jefferson Nickel’s Design was Approved and Drafted 85 Years Ago?
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