Coin Chat Radio: ANA Show Improvements, New Coin Books, Philharmonic Gold

The October 22nd episode of Coin Chat Radio starts off with a short edition of "What’s In the News" with Bob Van Ryzin. The topic discussed this week was the release ceremony for the US Virgin Islands Quarter that occurred on October 9th in St. Thomas. The event was hosted by Deputy US Mint Director [...]

Coin Chat Radio: Lincoln Chronicles Set, Error Coins, Kid Designer

The Lincoln Coin & Chronicles Set from the US Mint is discussed first on "What’s In The News", a segment of this week’s Coin Chat Radio. The host, Bob Van Ryzin, informs listeners of the make-up of the set, as well as its limited mintage. In a CoinNews follow-up, the set sold out Friday and [...]

Coin Chat Radio: Eagle Cancellations, Gold Prices, Precious Metal Coins

No proof one ounce gold or silver American Eagle coins will be struck this year by the US Mint, Bob Van Ryzin relays during his "What’s In the News" segment on this week’s Coin Chat Radio. He also informs us of several other American Eagle products that will not be available. But the Mint is [...]

Coin Chat Radio Interview: Scott Thomas CEO & President of APMEX

Take a few minutes and listen to Scott Thomas, Founder and CEO of APMEX, discuss the current precious metals market with Dave Harper, Editor of Numismatic News. If you are having trouble seeing the audio player, you can click here to open this page in a new browser window. Radio Interview With Scott Thomas, APMEX [...]

Coin Chat Radio: 2010 Quarter Designs, Eagles and IRAs, Fascinating Coin Facts

The U.S. Commission of Fine Arts as well as the Citizen’s Coinage Advisory Committee have both made their recommendations concerning their favorite designs for the five 2010 America the Beautiful Quarters due out next year from the US Mint, according to Bob Van Ryzin on this week’s Coin Chat Radio during his segment of "What’s [...]

Coin Chat Radio: Coin Legislation, PNG Day, America the Beautiful Quarters

The United States Congress is considering new commemorative silver dollars to mark the 10th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, Bob Van Ryzin reveals during his "What’s In the News" segment on this week’s Coin Chat Radio. A suggested mintage of up to 2 million coins could be struck with a $10 surcharge [...]

Coin Chat Radio: America the Beautiful Quarters, Coinfest Show in Stamford, Conn.

Coin Chat Radio’s September 17th edition finds Bob Van Ryzin and his "What’s In The News" segment informing listeners of the US Mint’s America the Beautiful Quarters Program with new quarter releases scheduled to begin next year with an Arkansas Hot Springs National Park piece. Third Annual Coinfest Bourse Chairman Jon Lerner discusses the October [...]

Coin Chat Radio: Larry Shepherd Interview, Dealer Bob Campbell, New Coin Issues

Leading this week’s episode of Coin Chat Radio is Bob Van Ryzin’s ‘What’s In the News.’ The story of the day is the future US Mint release of two new proof sets relating to this year’s bicentennial Abraham Lincoln coins. The Lincoln One Cent Proof set contains each of the four 2009 cents. The Lincoln [...]

Coin Chat Radio: Ed Moy Interview, Market Conditions, 2009 Lincoln Cents

Coin Chat Radio’s Bob Van Ryzin starts the week’s ‘What’s In The News’ segment reviewing a newly introduced coin bill by Representative Robert Latta that would direct the US Mint to strike commemorative Ronald Reagan coins — $5 gold pieces and silver dollars — in 2013. The subject turns to US coin topics as United [...]

Coin Chat Radio: Odyssey Treasure, Pawn Stars, Storing and Caring for Coins

Coin Chat Radio leads of the August 6, 2009 episode with host Bob Van Ryzin’s What’s In The News. The first topic of discussion recounts the strong demand for American Samoa quarters in US Mint bags and rolls. (See quarter sales figures) Listeners are also briefed on Odyssey Marine Exploration’s objection filing to a Florida [...]

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