Tips & Tools

How to Zhuzh Up Your Coin Collection
Are you in suspense, waiting for the U.S. Mint to start releasing the 2025 U.S. Woman Quarters? I am! While we wait together for the first quarter to drop, let’s take a look at

Walking in a Winter Wonderland
With the thrill of the holidays behind us and a new year ahead, here in New Hampshire we’re ready to embrace the cold. From racing down ski slopes to enjoying local views, the White

How to Start a Coin Collection
Collecting coins can be an exciting and rewarding hobby. Here are three easy steps to get started today… Coin collecting. Once the exclusive domain of the rich and powerful, today it’s a hobby virtually

Something to chew on…
What are coin “cuds” and die crack errors – and how do they form?
Have you ever come across a coin with what looks to be an extra line or “blob” of metal on its surface? They’re not seen often, but these are known as marginal die breaks,