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The Ban of Cash-Free Stores

Both the U.S. State of New Jersey and the City of Philadelphia have just passed legislation to ban businesses from refusing to accept cash. Lawmakers hope it will help prevent discriminatory practices and ensure equity and societal inclusion.

U.S. Congress to Decide on Federal Income-Tax Exemption

The taxation of precious metal coins and bullions in the U.S. is a source of annoyance for collectors and dealers alike. Now, a bill to end federal income taxation of precious metal coins and bullions has been introduced in the U.S. Congress.

The First Bimetallic Denomination System

This week, we travel far back in time for our CoinsWeekly Coin Records. The first bimetallic monetary system is said to have been created in the 6th century BC.

A Great Success for NUMISMATA

On March 2nd and 3rd, 2019, the iconic coin convention in Munich NUMISMATA took place for the 52nd time already. More than 4,500 visitors in total attended the event on both days to get a chance to peruse everything dealers had to offer. The 272 exhibitors were more than happy.

Beijing International Coin Exposition invites visitors

The Beijing International Coin Exposition will take place from 15 to 17 November 2019. On 12,500 square meters of exhibition space exhibitors can expect to get in touch with Asia’s world of coin collecting.

Newman Grant Program Established

The Eric P. Newman Numismatic Education Society has announced the creation of the Newman Grant program to financially assist numismatic authors and organizations pursuing original research in American numismatics. This year’s application deadline is April 1, 2019.

New Ulster Polymer Banknotes Enter Circulation

In compliance with the Bank of England’s issue of £5 and £10 banknotes printed on polymer, The Ulster Bank Northern Ireland has issued the same denominations. They include brand new designs featuring a new vertical concept.

The End of an Effigy

The Royal Australian Mint has announced that it will begin phasing out the Ian Rank-Broadley effigy of Queen Elizabeth II in 2019. To commemorate the conclusion of the fifth effigy “IRB”, the Mint has issued 2019 Six Coin Proof Sets in gold and fine silver.

Woodland Spirits – Rabbit

With its “Woodland Spirits” series, CIT Coin Invest AG has dedicated a numismatic tribute to the heroes of our forest fairy tales. After the first issue, which sold out fast, depicted a fox, the new silver coin now features a rabbit – just in time for Easter!

The End of Krause Publications?

F+W, parent company of Krause Publications, has filed for bankruptcy. This could potentially result in the end of numerous numismatic publications in the United States. Years of mismanagement and staggering malinvestment are considered the causes of these developments.

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