Barry Sunshine

Below is a snapshot of some of the topics and interests you can expect to see in the pages of the June – July 2021 issue of COINage. In addition, you’ll find sample pages from this issue. • Coin Collecting and Investing – Ultimate Crystal Ball: Trends That Will Shape Your World Through 2041. By Joshua McMorrow-Hernandez • 1933 Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle For Sale: Will We Know the Name of the Buyer This Time? By R.W. Julian • The Future of Numismatics: History in Your Hands – and At Your Fingertips.

1807 Large Stars 50/20 Overton 112 PCGS/CAC AU58. The so-called “50 over 20,” for which it is thought the engraver mistakenly believed he was working on the reverse of a quarter die and punched a 2, which was then corrected with a 5. However, upon closer examination, the curve to the left of the top left of the 5 is actually an upside-down 5.

Courtesy makingmilly from Pixabay By Barry Sunshine Coin collecting is a very non-financial but financially rewarding hobby or investment. Over time, some collectors can create great wealth with coin collecting. While coin collecting can earn a collector a profit, sometimes a handsome one, some very serious income tax consequences cannot be overlooked. Scenario Study Let’s start with an example: A collector named Sam desires to create an Indian Head cent collection.