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2021 Long Beach Expo Marks Return of Major Coin, Collectibles Shows in Southern California
As the world slowly emerges from the depths of the COVID-19 pandemic, life is beginning to return to some semblance of normalcy. The gradual shift from lockdowns and safer-at-home orders to appreciably larger events has also been welcomed by so many in the numismatic world, which went about a year without any major coin shows being held.
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What Does “FS” Mean on Jefferson Nickels?
Have you ever wondered what the little “FS” under Thomas Jefferson’s bust on some Jefferson Nickels is supposed to mean? It’s something a lot of folks – especially newbie collectors or those unfamiliar with Jefferson Nickels – ask about in their course of studying.
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Coin of the Issue: 1921 Chapman Proof Morgan Dollar, PCGS PR64
It’s conventional wisdom that the United States Mint did not strike regular-issue proofs for the general numismatic public from 1917 through 1935. But that doesn’t mean the Philadelphia Mint didn’t produce extremely rare, highly coveted proofs for special purposes during that time.
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The New Dime
It all started with Teddy Roosevelt! After the assassination of President William McKinley in 1901, Vice President Theodore Roosevelt assumed the presidency and filled McKinley’s term. In 1904, President Roosevelt called American coinage “artistically of atrocious hideousness!”
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