Recalling America’s Thanksgiving Story
It may have started with the Pilgrims. But growing from a single colonial feast into an annual federal holiday was a journey that took centuries, and was not without controversy… This week, Americans will...
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Look Who Littleton Coin is Celebrating During Women’s History Month!
Women’s profiles on paper currency and coins have come a long way since 1891, when Martha Washington was featured on a $1 silver certificate. In fact, in this new century, there are more choices...
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Native American Coin Collecting on the Rise
Poet, writer and musician Joy Harjo started her role in September as our country’s 23rd poet laureate, and the first Native American ever to hold the post. A member of the Muscogee Creek Nation...
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This one takes the cake… !
Money Cake Tradition adds a fun new twist to your favorite celebration!
Recently, I was planning a birthday party when someone asked if I’d ever heard of the “money cake tradition.” Having always preferred chocolate myself, but intrigued by the idea, I asked her what that...
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