At first glance, the 1917 Lincoln penny may not seem like too big of a deal because it closely resembles the single-cent coin that is still in circulation today. With Lincoln’s head dominating one side of the coin, most people would be likely to agree. Upon closer look, however, the 1917 version of the coin…
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The Lincoln penny has changed over the years, but in its more than 100 year existence those changed have been quite subtle. The 1916 Lincoln penny is so desirable amongst collectors because it is a lot different from the penny in circulation today. What’s more, that desirability is increased once you know that there is…
Read MoreThe Lincoln penny is a great US coin because it hasn’t changed all that much in well over 100 years. Though the imagery has somewhat remained the same, it is the tiny differences that now attract collectors. As for the versions of the single-cent coin that attract the most attention, the 1915 Lincoln penny is…
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At first glance, you might not be able to immediately tell the difference between a Lincoln penny from 1914 and a penny that was minted last year. With that being said, the two different coins are entirely different. For one, the 1914 penny is about one thousand times more desirable than modern day pennies. As…
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Though the Lincoln penny from 1913 might look a lot like the 1-cent coin used today, it is actually quite different. Collectors are in love with the old Lincoln pennies and will do everything they can to get their hands on them. With that being said, the age of these coins means that many of…
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Though the 1912 Lincoln penny might look a lot like the modern single-cent coin in circulation in the United States, there are subtle differences that make it a bit more valuable than the penny underneath your couch. For one, the coin is more than 100 years old. Inherently, coins this old are of some interest…
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The Lincoln penny is still around today, however the coin that you might find laying around your house is nothing like the one from 1911. Back then, the coin was still in its infancy and the design was a bit different than it was today. Due to the historical significance and the rise in coin…
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The Lincoln penny is a classic hallmark of American currency. Having been produced for well over 100 years, and with some of the most iconic imagery of any coin in the world, it is no surprise that they are highly sought after by collectors. With that being said, collectors are often disappointed to find out…
Read MoreGold Spot Price Open: $1,260 Gold Spot Price Close: $1,259 Change in Gold Spot Price: -$1 Silver Spot Price Open: $18.50 Silver Spot Price Close: $18.39 Change in Silver Spot Price: -$0.11 Precious metals are now facing pressure thanks to changing interest rate hike expectations in recent days. When all was said and done on…
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If you have any familiarity at all with US coins, you will notice that the 1909 Lincoln penny very closely resembles the single-cent coin still in circulation in the US today. While you wouldn’t be totally wrong, the 1909 version of the coin is much more sought after than the penny that is laying underneath…
Read MoreGold Spot Price Open: $1,260 Gold Spot Price Close: $1,251 Change in Gold Spot Price: -$9 Silver Spot Price Open: $18.44 Silver Spot Price Close: $18.29 Change in Silver Spot Price: -$0.15 Precious metals were the victims of profit-taking on Tuesday as the biggest news of the day came in the form of a Donald…
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The two-cent piece, generally speaking, is a historically significant coins because it was one of the first new coins to be introduced in the wake of the American Civil War. The 1865 version of the two-cent piece, however, is more sought after than most other dates due to the fact that it was minted in…
Read MoreGold Spot Price Open: $1,260 Gold Spot Price Close: $1,259 Change in Gold Spot Price: -$1 Silver Spot Price Open: $18.43 Silver Spot Price Close: $18.24 Change in Silver Spot Price: -$0.13 Precious metals picked up right where they left off last week, however by day’s end both gold and silver backed down and ended…
Read MoreMarket Overview: Both gold and silver are slightly lower in early trade to kick off the new trading week. Gold prices hit a fresh multi-month high last week, and some profit taking and back-and-fill trade is to be expected. This week will feature plenty of economic data for investors to chew on. The most important…
Read MoreGold Spot Price Open: $1,252 Gold Spot Price Close: $1,259 Change in Gold Spot Price: +$7 Silver Spot Price Open: $18.23 Silver Spot Price Close: $18.32 Change in Silver Spot Price: +$0.09 Precious metals continued Thursday’s impressive performance by finishing the week in solid fashion. When all was said and done, gold tacked on in…
Read MoreMarket Review: Gold and silver are both higher in early action Friday as stocks and the dollar move slightly lower. Although stock markets have carved out fresh all-time highs in recent trade, these markets may be overdue for a pullback and could potentially see some profit taking in the near future. There are a number…
Read MoreOne of the most exciting releases of 2016 in the precious metals marketplace was the Hobo Nickel Silver Round Collection from Osborne Precious Metals. On their travels across this great country, hobos whittled away the time by carving their own designs into some of America’s circulating coinage. The most recognizable designs came on the face…
Read MoreGold Spot Price Open: $1,235 Gold Spot Price Close: $1,252 Change in Gold Spot Price: +$17 Silver Spot Price Open: $18.02 Silver Spot Price Close: $18.15 Change in Silver Spot Price: +$0.13 Both gold and silver came out of the gate hot on Thursday and added value from the moment markets opened. When all was…
Read MoreGold Spot Price Open: $1,239 Gold Spot Price Close: $1,239 Change in Gold Spot Price: NO CHANGE Silver Spot Price Open: $18.07 Silver Spot Price Close: $17.98 Change in Silver Spot Price: -$0.09 Precious metals continued to move sideways to slightly lower on Wednesday as investors awaited some rate hike clues from January’s FOMC minutes….
Read MoreGold Spot Price Open: $1,240 Gold Spot Price Close: $1,239 Change in Gold Spot Price: -$1 Silver Spot Price Open: $18.13 Silver Spot Price Close: $17.98 Change in Silver Spot Price: -$0.15 Precious metals did not do much moving for a second consecutive day this week, though what little movement there was pushed spot values…
Read MoreGold Spot Price Open: $1,238 Gold Spot Price Close: $1,240 Change in Gold Spot Price: +$2 Silver Spot Price Open: $18.06 Silver Spot Price Close: $18.02 Change in Silver Spot Price: -$0.04 Precious metals had a rather quiet start to the week thanks, in part, to the celebration of the US Presidents Day holiday. When…
Read MoreMarket Overview: U.S. markets are closed today in observance of the President’s Day Holiday. The gold market has much to digest from recent data points and commentary from the Fed. There are a number of interesting dynamics at work right now that could potentially fuel some significant market movement in the coming weeks and months….
Read MoreGold Spot Price Open: $1,242 Gold Spot Price Close: $1,238 Change in Gold Spot Price: -$4 Silver Spot Price Open: $18.16 Silver Spot Price Close: $17.95 Change in Silver Spot Price: -$0.21 Gold and silver fell on Friday, but the losses incurred on the final day of the week will not be enough to prevent…
Read MoreMarket Overview: Both gold and silver are trading slightly lower in early action today. The gold market may be vulnerable to some profit taking at this point, after trending higher for several weeks. The yellow metal may not fall far, however, as ongoing risk aversion and uncertainty over numerous issues may keep the flight to…
Read MoreThe Royal Canadian Mint is one of the world’s preeminent precious metal refineries, producing some of the finest gold and silver coins and bars the world knows today. RCM is also the official sovereign mint for national currency in Canada, and works with the Canadian federal government to strike commemorative silver bullion and circulation currency….
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