Gold Spot Price Open: $1,230 Gold Spot Price Close: $1,219 Change in Gold Spot Price: -$11 Silver Spot Price Open: $17.89 Silver Spot Price Close: $17.48 Change in Silver Spot Price: -$0.41 Gold and silver fell again on Tuesday as they are both finding it very difficult to gain any solid footing in the midst…

The Lincoln penny is an iconic piece of US coinage history. That much is perfectly exemplified by the fact that part of its design is still in use today. For collectors, the 1930 Lincoln is just one of many that must be added to any competent collection. As time moves forward, these coins will only…

Market Overview: Gold and silver are moving modestly higher in early action today to begin the new trading week. Investors are likely still digesting last week’s commentary from Fed Chairwoman Janet Yellen. In comments made on Friday, Ms. Yellen all but assured markets that a rate hike would be seen at the central bank’s meeting…

Market Overview: Gold and silver are trading slightly lower in quiet early action today. Gold has a number of potential issues working against it currently, and prices have hit a two week low. Gold saw heavy selling yesterday, as investors appear to be concluding that a March rate hike is not only possible but at…

Gold Spot Price Open: $1,251 Gold Spot Price Close: $1,237 Change in Gold Spot Price: -$14 Silver Spot Price Open: $18.51 Silver Spot Price Close: $17.77 Change in Silver Spot Price: -$0.74 Precious metals lost again on Thursday as the prospect of a March rate hikes grows increasingly realistic. When all was said and done,…

The Lincoln penny is a coin that has been produced in the United States for almost as long as the US Mint has been producing coins. Though there were hundreds of different types of pennies produced over the years, the 1957 Lincoln is especially sought after by collectors. Of course, being that the coins are…

The Lincoln penny is one of the most recognizable American coins due to its imagery and prevalence in daily life. No matter who you are or where you are from, the penny is something you are likely more than familiar with. The 1955 Lincoln, however, is especially sought after by collectors, and this is something…

The 1953 Lincoln penny may look a lot like the modern penny, and that is no coincidence. The modern penny and the one from 1953 feature very similar designs, however the older version is much more popular amongst collectors. When you consider the fact that it only grows scarcer by the day, it is easy…

The Lincoln penny has been produced for an extended period of time, and is actually still in circulation to this day. Though the modern version of the penny does not excite too many people, older versions, such as the 1951 Lincoln, are highly sought after by collectors of all types. Their constantly increasing scarcity is…

The Lincoln penny is an incredibly iconic coin, and is also one that has been produced for almost as long as US coins have existed. The 1949 Lincoln is especially collectible due to its age, and the fact that it is not being produced anymore. As the scarcity of this coin grows, so too does…

The Lincoln penny has been a product of the United States Mint for almost as long as the mint has existed. Understanding this, it should not come as much of a surprise that the Lincoln is one of the most popular coins ever introduced into circulation. Many Lincolns are sought after by collectors, and the…

The Lincoln penny is one of the most recognizable coins ever produced by the US Mint. Even though the coin has an insignificant face value, the age of the 1945 Lincoln penny makes it desirable to collectors. What’s more, the fact that these coins are no longer being produced means that their value is inherently…