Hand-Signed History: The Personal Stories Behind Confederate Treasury Notes and Bonds

The Signers and Issuers of Confederate Bonds cover

In its early days, the Confederate Treasury made a significant decision that set it apart from the U.S. Treasury: requiring Treasury officials to hand-sign every Treasury note and bond. Initially, this seemed reasonable under the expectation of a short war. However, as the conflict extended over four years, the Confederacy eventually printed over $1.5 billion … Read more

US Mint to Debut 2024 Proof Silver Dollars at Tampa Coin Show

United States Mint logo

The United States Mint (www.USMint.gov) is set to make a significant appearance at the inaugural Great American Coin and Collectibles Show, which will take place from September 11-14, 2024, at the Tampa, Florida Convention Center. This new event, co-produced by Coin World magazine (www.CoinWorld.com) and Shepherd Expos Management, promises to be a highlight for numismatists … Read more

Currency is King: A Guide Book of United States Paper Money Returns to Market in New Eighth Edition

A Guide Book of United States Paper Money

Whitman announces the upcoming release of the newest edition of A Guide Book of United States Paper Money, by Arthur L. and Ira S. Friedberg. Paper-money collectors and American history buffs alike will appreciate the depth of the research, the fascinating narrative, and the wealth of data provided. The fully updated eighth edition builds on … Read more