by Coin Collector on May 31, 2009
RH in AK asked:
I’m interested in knowing why people started collecting coins, what coins they started with? Also, how did your collecting evolve? Did you start with U.S. state quarters and later move on to U.S. Morgan dollars?
by Coin Collector on May 31, 2009
Colton asked:
Is there a place where I can find out the number of coins minted before the end of the year? It would be great to know the number minted weekly as they are minted.
by Coin Collector on May 30, 2009
Annon Y asked:
I have seen a commercial where they show people addicted to finding coins and I cannot remember what they call them? It was a “something-ismosis” or I think close to that. Thanks a million.
by Coin Collector on May 27, 2009
Sarah C asked:
I earned alot of coins and I want to transfer it to my account. How do you do that?
by Coin Collector on May 27, 2009
Jace asked:
I have loads of coins laying around. I’m wondering if there is a website that explains the things to look for in a coin to see if it’s more valuable than it’s original worth?
by Coin Collector on May 25, 2009
SG1 asked:
I am trying to give a lesson for elementary students and can’t find the reason why people (some being presidents) are on dollar bills and coins in the US. Please help! Thanks!
by Coin Collector on May 23, 2009
Chloride asked:
I have some ancient Roman coins, and I want to know if there’s any way I could do some sort of test to find out what some of them are made of. For some reason I can’t seem to find a lot of them on different online catalogs, so I want to be able to see if there’s some way I could figure it out myself.
by Coin Collector on May 23, 2009
dmnshnlz1 asked:
I have done some research, but found little in the way of error coins. The must run virtually mistake free mints in Europe.
by Coin Collector on May 21, 2009
JanSmiles5000 asked:
Some of the coins have a tourqoise green color on them. I don’t know what the substance is, if it’s mold or what. Should I be careful getting it on my hands. Can I use bleach or amonia or perioxide to clean this substance off so I may handle them?
by Coin Collector on May 21, 2009
Mention the flag of St David asked: Why is the writing on the edge of the new US Washington dollars sometimes heads-oriented and sometimes tails-oriented?
On some of my Washington dollar coins, the edge writing is “up” when the reverse of the coin is up, and on others, the edge writing is “up” when the obverse is “up”. Is this intentional? This inconsistency makes the coins seem junky.
