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Author Archive : Helen P.

The Allure of Copper

As the saying goes, all that glitters is not gold. It’s not always silver, either. In fact, it’s increasingly copper! That’s right – from shades of bright orange-red to deep chocolate brown – copper

Going From Gold Rush to Gold Melt

In the early days of our Republic, it took Congress a while to come up with legislation that produced a stable monetary system. An excellent account is found in The Guidebook of United States

Sacred Eagle Feathers on 2021 Coin Honor Native Americans’ Military Contributions

WWII Code Talker Soldiers Ever since the run-up to the American Revolution, the continent’s indigenous peoples have joined forces to protect our shared homeland. Their willingness comes from a deeply rooted tradition of service

Hail to the Eisenhower dollar on its 50th anniversary!

Fifty years ago, during the early months of 1971, U.S. Mint facilities started rolling off their coin presses a new dollar that honored one of WWII’s towering heroes and our nation’s 34th president, Dwight