In a new press piece from Greysheet, Kevin Lipton of Kevin Lipton Rare Coins in Beverly Hills announced that he will put one of only three privately-owned Augustus Saint-Gaudens Victory reduction statues on exhibit this August at the American Numismatic Association 2023 Pittsburgh World’s Fair of Money. Visit our #linkinbio to find out more about the statue’s journey and how its design is connected to the U.S. Double Eagle gold coin.

Since 1946, buyers, sellers, appraisers, hobbyists, and auctioneers have relied on Whitman Publishing’s “Red Book” as a reference tool for valuing coins. Just last month, the publishing house announced that the tome’s latest version was complete and available for purchase. Readers can look forward to over 30,000 coin prices, 2,000 color photographs, and loads of new research. #linkinbio

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What an honor it was to create the PGA TOUR® 2.5 oz. fine silver coin for the 2022 Presidents Cup with the world-famous, Swiss-based PAMP SA. If you’re interested in expanding your current collection with this memento, use the link in our bio to inquire about pricing. We look forward to hearing from you!

A few months ago, a widow in Luton, England stumbled upon a secret her late husband had been keeping: A collection of over 1,000 precious metal pieces. Some of the more notable relics included a William III crown from 1696 as well as American Morgan dollars from the late 19th century to the early 20th century. Read the story of the woman’s discovery and the coins’ subsequent auction at our #linkinbio.

A recent GreatCollections auction gave attendees more than they were bargaining for when a 1919 Philadelphia Mint Lincoln cent, (PCGS MS 69, CAC approved with Full Mint red designation) set a new auction record for any classic U.S. small cent. Read more about this milestone in Greg Reynolds’ editorial on Greysheet. #linkinbio

We recently added a new piece to our PGA TOUR® Coin Collection: a 1.5 oz. gold proof coin commemorating the U.S. Team’s victory at the 2022 Presidents Cup. An interesting component about the new collectible is its protective packaging, which lists out all the U.S. and International team members, alongside the Captains and Captains’ Assistants. Learn more at our #linkinbio

Starting out as a new coin collector can be both exciting and intimidating. In a recent blog post, our CEO Marin Aleksov provides new collectors with a variety of tips as well as suggestions for online guides and resources to utilize. Visit our #linkinbio to read the post.

While the United States Trade Dollar was originally conceptualized to compete with Spanish coinage, Mexican pesos, and other trade coins, the relic went through trials and tribulations domestically. As CoinWeek’s recent article explains, the coin was demonetized in 1876 before once again being recognized as legal tender in 1965.

Have you wondered how gold is sourced? On his blog, our CEO Marin Aleksov provides a comprehensive overview on placer mining, hard rock mining, and byproduct mining. It’s fascinating to learn about the optimal geography and required machinery for each method. Read more from Aleksov at our bio.