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    Coin production surged in October, reaching 826.6 million coins—the highest monthly total since August 2023—driven by increased output of cents, dimes, and quarters, while nickel production remained paused for the fourth month in a row. #USMint #CoinProduction #Numismatics #CoinNews #USCoins #CoinCollectors #CirculatingCoins #CoinStats
    Coin production surged in October, reaching 826.6 million coins—the highest monthly total since August 2023—driven by increased output of cents, dimes, and quarters, while nickel production remained paused for the fourth month in a row. #USMint #CoinProduction #Numismatics #CoinNews #USCoins #CoinCollectors #CirculatingCoins #CoinStats
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    U.S. Mint Strikes 826.6M Coins in October, Reports Cruz Quarter Mintages
    Coin production increased in October for the fourth month, according to U.S. Mint figures just shared with CoinNews, reaching its highest level since Aug. 2023.
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    I had such a blast at my first ever Whitman Expo out here in Baltimore, Maryland where I got to catch up with and meet many other YN’s including James Westin, attend a momentous dinner hosted by both NexGen and Heritage Auctions, work alongside Heritage President Greg Rohan and the heritage team, and buy incredible coins for myself including one of the brand new 2024 Flowing Hair Liberty Gold Coins made by the U.S. Mint and two marvelous toned Morgan dollars both graded MS65 by PCGS and NGC.
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    I had such a blast at my first ever Whitman Expo out here in Baltimore, Maryland where I got to catch up with and meet many other YN’s including James Westin, attend a momentous dinner hosted by both NexGen and Heritage Auctions, work alongside Heritage President Greg Rohan and the heritage team, and buy incredible coins for myself including one of the brand new 2024 Flowing Hair Liberty Gold Coins made by the U.S. Mint and two marvelous toned Morgan dollars both graded MS65 by PCGS and NGC. hashtag#coin hashtag#coins hashtag#coincollecting hashtag#numismatics hashtag#baltimore hashtag#coincollector hashtag#coincollectors hashtag#money hashtag#tonedcoin hashtag#tonedcoins hashtag#tonedmorgandollar hashtag#tonedmorgandollars hashtag #kids hashtag#history hashtag#hobby
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    1925-D 1C MS65 RD NGC OH CAC

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    πŸ”΅ 1925-D 1C MS65 RD NGC OH CAC πŸ”΅ Read more at https://www.mycollect.com/pages/ParadimeCoins
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    1925-D 1C MS65 RD NGC OH CAC

    This 1925-D Lincoln Cent is a stunning Conditional Rarity Denver example. CAC Pop 18 with only 1 finer, a $100,000+ coin, this beautiful example housed in an Old Fatty Holder, boasts abrasion-free surface and sharp details for the date. Both sides are lustrous and display orange-red surfaces. Priced at $4,800 by CAC, $4,000 by PCGS, and $5,500 by NGC, this well-struck, boldly impressed gem is an excellent acquisition for the quality-conscious Lincoln cent collector. We would grade this 65+ RD. Auction records show no finer NGC CAC examples have ever surfaced.

    ex $3,703 12/2009 DL

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    πŸ”΅ 1925-D 1C MS65 RD NGC OH CAC πŸ”΅ This 1925-D Lincoln Cent is a stunning Conditional Rarity Denver example. CAC Pop 18 with only 1 finer, a $100,000+ coin, this beautiful example housed in an Old Fatty Holder, boasts abrasion-free surface and sharp details for the date. Both sides are lustrous and display orange-red surfaces. Priced at $4,800 by CAC, $4,000 by PCGS, and $5,500 by NGC, this well-struck, boldly impressed gem is an excellent acquisition for the quality-conscious Lincoln cent collector. We would grade this 65+ RD. Auction records show no finer NGC CAC examples have ever surfaced. ex $3,703 12/2009 DL ex $3,220 09/2009 HA ex $2,530 02/2009 HA ( as a non-CAC) - - - $5️⃣,2️⃣5️⃣0️⃣ - - https://paradimecoins.com/products/1925-d-1c-ms65-rd-ngc-oh-cac
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    1925-D 1C MS65 RD NGC OH CAC
    This 1925-D Lincoln Cent is a stunning Conditional Rarity Denver example. CAC Pop 18 with only 1 finer, a $100,000+ coin, this beautiful example housed in an Old Fatty Holder, boasts abrasion-free surface and sharp details for the date. Both sides are lustrous and display orange-red surfaces. Priced at $4,800 by CAC, $4,000 by PCGS, and $5,500 by NGC, this well-struck, boldly impressed gem is an excellent acquisition for the quality-conscious Lincoln cent collector. We would grade this 65+ RD. Auction records show no finer NGC CAC examples have ever surfaced. ex $3,703 12/2009 DL ex $3,220 09/2009 HA ex $2,530 02/2009 HA ( as a non-CAC) See this coin’s live video with Paradime Live* here. NGC Cert Verification #296816-038 • NGC Price Guide - $5,500• NGC POP - 13/2• CAC Price Guide - $4,800• CAC POP - 18/1• PCGS Coin# - 2563 Paradime Coins collects Sales Tax when applicable. Please read our Policy tab for more information.
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    So Anacs high grade vs PCGS, CAC, NGC etc…. I’m noticing certain graded coins in ms67 with anacs aren’t fetching the big buck that PCGS ms67 is rather a 65/66 price (talking a $10 coin vs $300) having many slabs not on here but I’d like to sell them in the near future… noooo way I want to accept grade under prices. Is anacs just that untrusted now? I only deliberately purchase NGC and PCGS so I’m not all aware of anacs and what gives.
    So Anacs high grade vs PCGS, CAC, NGC etc…. I’m noticing certain graded coins in ms67 with anacs aren’t fetching the big buck that PCGS ms67 is rather a 65/66 price (talking a $10 coin vs $300) πŸ€” having many slabs not on here but I’d like to sell them in the near future… noooo way I want to accept grade under prices. Is anacs just that untrusted now? I only deliberately purchase NGC and PCGS so I’m not all aware of anacs and what gives.
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    • RyanG
      Depends on the coin. Most slabbed early American copper doesn't matter to any serious collector. For those coins it's all about the appearance of the coin. Obviously, the green bean helps no matter what.

      For high end silver and gold, the slab absolutely matters. Those are coins that people want for registry sets which is something you can't do with ANACS... Well, until recently ;)
      Depends on the coin. Most slabbed early American copper doesn't matter to any serious collector. For those coins it's all about the appearance of the coin. Obviously, the green bean helps no matter what. For high end silver and gold, the slab absolutely matters. Those are coins that people want for registry sets which is something you can't do with ANACS... Well, until recently ;)
    • Agent86
      I tryna step up my CACG game .
      I tryna step up my CACG game . 🀣
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    • Agent86
      ANACS has always got s^%t end of stick since PCGS really took off . Idk honestly , I just do not care for design of their slabs now . No issues with their grading . ANACS is top notch on Vams, Judd numbers and such . Good point to ponder .
      ANACS has always got s^%t end of stick since PCGS really took off . Idk honestly , I just do not care for design of their slabs now . No issues with their grading . ANACS is top notch on Vams, Judd numbers and such . Good point to ponder .
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    1859 1C PR65 CACG

    The 1859 Indian Head Cent is a one year type specimen and the first proof issued of the series. These specimens can at time deliver outstanding visual and technical quality. This current piece is a proof Gem with only 800 mintages being struck and only half of it estimated to remain today. This rare proof date Indian Head Cent Gem boasts impressively sharp details with attractive mirrored fields. Most examples can be found in PR64 and they quickly become very scarce in PR65. They are also seldom seen with CAC and Photo Seal all in one example. Exhibiting delightful, original coppery-orange gold color surfaces, this specimen can be considered as second to none. Sales comparables of this specimen are a PCGS CAC which sold for $5,040 05/22 HA and an NGC CAC that sold for $7,200 04/21 HA. A great and lovely piece which is a pleasure to behold and be in possession of.
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    πŸ”΅ 1859 1C PR65 CACG πŸ”΅ The 1859 Indian Head Cent is a one year type specimen and the first proof issued of the series. These specimens can at time deliver outstanding visual and technical quality. This current piece is a proof Gem with only 800 mintages being struck and only half of it estimated to remain today. This rare proof date Indian Head Cent Gem boasts impressively sharp details with attractive mirrored fields. Most examples can be found in PR64 and they quickly become very scarce in PR65. They are also seldom seen with CAC and Photo Seal all in one example. Exhibiting delightful, original coppery-orange gold color surfaces, this specimen can be considered as second to none. Sales comparables of this specimen are a PCGS CAC which sold for $5,040 05/22 HA and an NGC CAC that sold for $7,200 04/21 HA. A great and lovely piece which is a pleasure to behold and be in possession of. - - - $ 5️⃣,0️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ - - https://paradimecoins.com/products/1859-1c-pr65-cacg-eeps
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    1859 1C PR65 CACG
    The 1859 Indian Head Cent is a one year type specimen and the first proof issued of the series. These specimens can at time deliver outstanding visual and technical quality. This current piece is a proof Gem with only 800 mintages being struck and only half of it estimated to remain today. This rare proof date Indian Head Cent Gem boasts impressively sharp details with attractive mirrored fields. Most examples can be found in PR64 and they quickly become very scarce in PR65. They are also seldom seen with CAC and Photo Seal all in one example. Exhibiting delightful, original coppery-orange gold color surfaces, this specimen can be considered as second to none. Sales comparables of this specimen are a PCGS CAC which sold for $5,040 05/22 HA and an NGC CAC that sold for $7,200 04/21 HA. A great and lovely piece which is a pleasure to behold and be in possession of. See this coin’s live video with Paradime Live* here. CACG Cert Verification #419111397 • PCGS Price Guide - $4,500• PCGS POP - 56/41• CAC/CACG Price Guide - $5,000• CAC POP - 12/7• CACG POP - 1/0• PCGS Coin# - 2247 Paradime Coins collects Sales Tax when applicable. Please read our Terms & Conditions page for more information.
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    Your 𝗑𝗖𝗕𝗔 π—Ίπ—²π—Ίπ—―π—²π—Ώπ˜€π—΅π—Άπ—½ helps us monitor and improve legislation around numismatics, and it comes with plenty of other benefits too! Members get exclusive access to quarterly newsletters , members-only white papers , seminar videos with valuable industry insights, plus discounts from partner associations including ANACS, CAC Grading, ICG, NGC, and PCGS. If you’ve been considering joining, now’s a great time to sign up for 2025!

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    A significant piece of U.S. numismatic history! This 1795 Capped Bust Right Gold Half Eagle, featuring the Small Eagle reverse, is graded AU-50 by NGC. As one of the first gold coins struck by the U.S. Mint, it showcases classic early American design with pleasing surfaces and well-preserved details.

    https://www.greatcollections.com/Coin/1691103/1795-Capped-Bust-Right-Gold-Half-Eagle-Small-Eagle-NGC-AU-50

    #GreatCollections #Auction #Highlight #GoldHalfEagle #1795Coin #EarlyAmericanCoins
    A significant piece of U.S. numismatic history! This 1795 Capped Bust Right Gold Half Eagle, featuring the Small Eagle reverse, is graded AU-50 by NGC. As one of the first gold coins struck by the U.S. Mint, it showcases classic early American design with pleasing surfaces and well-preserved details. https://www.greatcollections.com/Coin/1691103/1795-Capped-Bust-Right-Gold-Half-Eagle-Small-Eagle-NGC-AU-50 #GreatCollections #Auction #Highlight #GoldHalfEagle #1795Coin #EarlyAmericanCoins
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    A Piece of History: The 1964 Mexican Gold Medal
    Own a piece of history with this stunning 1964 Mexican gold medal, commemorating the historic visit of French President Charles de Gaulle.
    This exquisite medal, graded NGC, a Certified Collectibles Group Company MS65, is a testament to its exceptional condition and remarkable preservation. The obverse features the heads of Mexican President Adolfo López Mateos and French President Charles de Gaulle, while the reverse displays intricate details and the year of issue.

    Key Features:
    Historic Significance: Commemorates a pivotal moment in international relations.
    Premium Quality: Graded NGC MS65, ensuring its exceptional condition.
    Precious Metal: Crafted from .900 fine gold, a symbol of wealth and prestige.
    Collectible Gem: A must-have for numismatists and history enthusiasts alike.

    Invest in the past, secure your future.

    https://rarecoin.store/en/buy-precious-metal-coins/mexico-1964-visit-charles-degaulle-ngc-ms65/

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    #mexicanhistory #ngcgraded #fineart #luxury #limitededition
    A Piece of History: The 1964 Mexican Gold Medal Own a piece of history with this stunning 1964 Mexican gold medal, commemorating the historic visit of French President Charles de Gaulle. This exquisite medal, graded NGC, a Certified Collectibles Group Company MS65, is a testament to its exceptional condition and remarkable preservation. The obverse features the heads of Mexican President Adolfo López Mateos and French President Charles de Gaulle, while the reverse displays intricate details and the year of issue. Key Features: Historic Significance: Commemorates a pivotal moment in international relations. Premium Quality: Graded NGC MS65, ensuring its exceptional condition. Precious Metal: Crafted from .900 fine gold, a symbol of wealth and prestige. Collectible Gem: A must-have for numismatists and history enthusiasts alike. Invest in the past, secure your future. https://rarecoin.store/en/buy-precious-metal-coins/mexico-1964-visit-charles-degaulle-ngc-ms65/ #numismatics #rarecoinstore #coins #goldcoins #collectibles #investing #history #rarecoins #mexicocoins #degaulle #frenchhistory #mexicanhistory #ngcgraded #fineart #luxury #limitededition
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    A standout for collectors, this 1954 Franklin Half Dollar is graded NGC Proof-69 CAMEO! With its near-perfect preservation and remarkable cameo contrast, it’s a top-tier example of mid-century numismatic craftsmanship.

    https://www.greatcollections.com/Coin/1678394/1954-Franklin-Half-Dollar-NGC-Proof-69-CAMEO

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    A standout for collectors, this 1954 Franklin Half Dollar is graded NGC Proof-69 CAMEO! With its near-perfect preservation and remarkable cameo contrast, it’s a top-tier example of mid-century numismatic craftsmanship. https://www.greatcollections.com/Coin/1678394/1954-Franklin-Half-Dollar-NGC-Proof-69-CAMEO #GreatCollections #Auction #Highlight #FranklinHalfDollar #HalfDollar
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