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The first rule is � no matter the coin � never use harsh abrasives like silver polish. Abrasives scrape the top layer off of whatever they are polishing, and in the case of a coin, that top layer contains all of its detail and hence its numismatic value. Polishing in this way will leave the surface of the coin covered with tiny pits and scratches, not exactly conducive to preserving the coin's value. If you clean the coin using an abrasive, you'll get a shiny coin, but it will not be a coin that collectors are interested in. To see for yourself, try it on a penny, especially one from before 1982 (when they were 95% copper). The coin will be shiny and clean, but if you compare it to a similar coin, you will see that it also looks unnatural. Shiny, yes, but it will not look like it looked naturally when it was minted. Collectors eschew coins that don't look natural.
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A popular form of cherrypicking in coin collecting is done at coin shows, when the cherrypicker carefully scrutinizes dealer stock, looking for die varieties that the dealer has overlooked. A more low-end form of coin show cherrypicking is searching through the pick bins and junk boxes trying to find coins that are worth substantially more than the dealer asking price.
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1928 U.S. Gold Certificate $10, $20, $50, $100, $500, and $1,000 bills are all legal to own, and all are highly collectible. The $10 and $20 notes are typically worth from twice face value to $100 or more depending on condition, while the $50 and $100 notes are more valuable. $500 and $1,000 Gold Certificates are scarce and we recommend consultation with one of our currency experts if you possess one of these notes.
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$7 Million of World & Ancient Coins Sold at NYINC

Sat, 10 Jan 2009 10:43:52 +0000
Heritage Auction Galleries has just posted prices realized approaching $7 million on its Signature Auction of Ancient and World Coins, held as an official auction of the New York International Numismatic Convention in New York City.At the conclusion of sales of Post Auction Buys and non-floor session material (ending Jan. 13), total prices Realized are ...]

Last days to vote for American Numismatic Association's (ANA's) humor column contest

Mon, 19 Nov 2007 19:27:00 +0000
(Attention ANA Members: Voting to end soon! Cast your vote for your top three picks at humor@money.org with your top pick as #1. Make sure your email contains three names or the ANA will consider...



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Paul Green's "evergreen" articles in Numismatic News

Mon, 15 Sep 2008 04:40:00 +0000
For the past few years, each time I visited my local newsstand on the corner I would reach for the latest issue of Numismatic News (NN). I would immediately look for any articles written by Paul...



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