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September 19, 2024
Did You Know Seventy Years Ago Next Week Stack’s Sold the Anderson Dupont Collection of United States Large Cents?
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Did You Know That A Law Freezing the Dates on U.S. Coins Was Passed This Week in 1964?
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Did You Know That Sylvester S. Crosby is the Only American Honored on the Frieze of the American Numismatic Society’s Original Headquarters?
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Did You Know That 1844 Seated Liberty Dimes Are Known by the Nickname “Little Orphan Annie”?
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Did You Know That in 1939 President Franklin Roosevelt Signed a Law Ending Production of Commemoratives Authorized Before March 1, 1939?
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Did You Know the Charlotte Mint Was Destroyed by Fire This Week 180 Years Ago?
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Did You Know That the Norfolk Commemorative Half Dollar Displays the Most Characters of Any U.S. Coins?
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Did You Know That the Cornerstone of the Second U.S. Mint Facility Was Laid on July 4, 1829?
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Did You Know that Augustus B. Sage’s Name First Appeared on a Medal Honoring Cyrus W. Field in 1858?
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Did You Know That the Schooner on the Reverse of the Canadian Dime Was Called the Bluenose?
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Did You Know that a Japanese Delegation Visited the U.S. Mint This Month in 1860?
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Did You Know That Australia Was the First Nation To Introduce Polymer Banknotes?
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Did You Know That U.S. Mint Chief Engraver John Sinnock Died This Week in 1947?
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Did You Know That A Law Freezing the Dates on U.S. Coins Was Passed This Week in 1964?
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August 28, 2024
Did You Know That Sylvester S. Crosby is the Only American Honored on the Frieze of the American Numismatic Society’s Original Headquarters?
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August 22, 2024
Did You Know That 1844 Seated Liberty Dimes Are Known by the Nickname “Little Orphan Annie”?
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August 14, 2024
Did You Know That in 1939 President Franklin Roosevelt Signed a Law Ending Production of Commemoratives Authorized Before March 1, 1939?
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July 31, 2024
Did You Know the Charlotte Mint Was Destroyed by Fire This Week 180 Years Ago?
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July 25, 2024
Did You Know That the Norfolk Commemorative Half Dollar Displays the Most Characters of Any U.S. Coins?
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July 2, 2024
Did You Know That the Cornerstone of the Second U.S. Mint Facility Was Laid on July 4, 1829?
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June 26, 2024
Did You Know that Augustus B. Sage’s Name First Appeared on a Medal Honoring Cyrus W. Field in 1858?
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June 19, 2024
Did You Know That the Schooner on the Reverse of the Canadian Dime Was Called the Bluenose?
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May 29, 2024
Did You Know that a Japanese Delegation Visited the U.S. Mint This Month in 1860?
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May 22, 2024
Did You Know That Australia Was the First Nation To Introduce Polymer Banknotes?
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May 15, 2024
Did You Know That U.S. Mint Chief Engraver John Sinnock Died This Week in 1947?
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