The only known Plain Edge 1907 $10 coin with Wire Rim, designed by Augustus Saint-Gaudens – and likely the only example of his coinage that he ever saw – is among the most historically important pieces in Heritage's upcoming U.S. Coin auction.
It is believed that this specimen is the sole surviving representative of the plain edge 1907 Indian eagle pattern.
It will be offered on Aug. 11, as part of the Official Auction of the American Numismatic Association's World's Fair of Money in Boston, MA.... Read the rest of Historic 1907 $10 Pattern in Heritage Boston ANA Auction (496 words)
Commemorative silver dollars and $5 gold coins honoring the bicentennial writing of the Star Spangled Banner will be minted in 2012 when President Obama signs the Star Spangled Banner Commemorative Coin Act into law.
The legislation, numbered H.R. 2097, calling for the coins passed in the U.S. House of Representatives on September 9, 2009. The U.S. Senate voted and gave their go-ahead green light on Monday, August 2, 2010.... Read the rest of Star Spangled Banner Commemorative Coin Act to Become Law (495 words)
Gold, based on early indications, appears compelled to extend its rally and end above $1200 an ounce on Friday. That would seal 8-days of straight increases — the longest string of gains since November.
In the early going, Gold jumped as the dollar fell following weaker-than-expected U.S. jobs numbers.
U.S. gold futures for December delivery rallied to $1212.80 an ounce, registering an increase of $13.50 as of 10:32 AM Eastern Time.
Silver was $18.550 an ounce, surging 22.9 cents. Platinum was $8.80 higher to $1581.30 an ounce. Palladium was down $1.90 to $494.15 an ounce.
Commemorative silver dollars and $5 gold coins honoring the bicentennial writing of the Star Spangled Banner will be minted in 2012 when President Obama signs the Star Spangled Banner Commemorative Coin Act into law.
Gold, based on early indications, appears compelled to extend its rally and end above $1200 an ounce on Friday. That would seal 8-days of straight increases — the longest string of gains since November.
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