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Gold bullion coins are now a staple of modern numismatics, but do you know what the first gold bullion coin was? Learn the history behind some of the most iconic gold bullion coins including the Gold Krugerrand, Gold Maple, Gold Eagle, and more. 

In 1878, thirteen years after the end of America’s devastating Civil War, the united, but wounded nation, saw the introduction of a new silver dollar. Designed by George T. Morgan, the country’s new coin featured patriotic imagery and served as a powerful symbol of unity that helped heal a nation.

Between 1939 and 1945, war raged both in Europe and in the Pacific. Now in 2020, 75 years later, the United States Mint is commemorating the end of World War II by releasing 2020-W America the Beautiful Quarters into circulation that carry a special "V75" mint mark. Keep reading to learn more!

The five-cent coin was created in 1866 to meet the growing need for circulating coinage in the aftermath of widespread hoarding of silver and gold coins during the Civil War. Keep reading to learn more about the history of the nickel!

The Nickel has a fascinating history that includes a four-year run of war nickels during some of America’s most challenging times (1942-1945). For all of its rich tradition, the coin has never featured the West Point Mint’s “W” mint mark… until now.

The quintessentially British fictional character James Bond has been popularized in the longest-running movie franchise in history that has grossed billions of dollars at the box office and now he's coming to collections around the world.

Numismatics changed forever in 1970 with the advent of Coin Invest Trust (CIT). For decades, the company has led the way in innovation, offering coins that could never have been imagined just a few short years ago. Keep reading to learn more about CIT and its invaluable contributions to modern numismatics.

The Royal Mint announced a new series of bullion silver and gold coins in 2016, commemorating the ten Queen's Beasts statues created for Elizabeth II's coronation. Followed by a Proof version of the series launched in December 2016, these coins have become a worldwide hit with collectors and precious metal stackers around the globe!