Coin World Podcast

David Crenshaw of the National Coin and Bullion Association joins the podcast for this episode. The hosts look back at numismatic history and share their insights to issues in the hobby.

Dr. Donald Kagin discusses his new book about private and pioneer gold coins of the United States. The hosts take a look at Canadian Olympic coins, and the 1804 silver dollar, among other topics.

Sports coins, a time capsule, and the unofficial beginning of fall make for conversation this week, along with the usual delve into history and trivia. 

Nicholas Bruyer is on the show to discuss his new book about U.S. Treasury Notes, which provides economic insight into the fledgling democracy from 1812 to 1865. The usual content exploring coin history and trivia can also be heard. 

What does it take to begin a coin club and make it successful? The hosts speak with Eric and Jennifer Kibbey of the Richmond Coin and Currency Club to learn from their experience. 

Jeff interviews the author of a new book about chopmarked coins, and both of the hosts dive into the history of the hobby, after getting back from the ANA in Pittsburgh. 

Daniel Malone, of CoinHelpU on YouTube, talks with the Coin World Podcast. The guys discuss the ANA and other happenings in the hobby. 

Larry and Jeff speak with Gary Adkins about the International Money Expo scheduled for Nashville in late October.  Jeff mentions recent purchases and preparation for the ANA, and Larry nails the trivia question.

Larry speaks with Ian Russell of GreatCollections, and now the social media site MyCollect. Jeff discusses the Year of the Eid Mar coin, and both hosts explore numismatic history. 

Larry and Jeff interview Thomas Uram, the newly-elected president of the American Numismatic Association. The guys discuss their plans for the show while also taking a look back at history.

Larry and Jeff look forward to the FUN show and say goodbye to some beloved members of the hobby that have recently departed. They also take a look at the history books, going back to 1967. 

Larry and Jeff explore some upcoming anniversaries while looking back at historic celebrations. Jeff speaks with representatives of the East India Company to learn about the company's connection to the Boston Tea Party. 

Larry and Jeff discuss the latest edition of the Collectorama show in Florida, while Jeff was sidelined by car issues in St. Louis. The guys dig into an issue of Coin World from 1962 and learn about Canada's first coins. 

Jeff and Larry learn about the new organization being created to serve the women of numismatics. In addition, the guys explore numismatic history and discuss the latest monthly issue.

Larry and Jeff discuss silver American Eagles with Joshua McMorrow-Hernandez, author of a new guidebook from Whitman Publishing. Which ones are rare and which are common? The guys also discuss numismatic history and hobby news. 

Larry and Jeff hear all about the Hunterian Collection in Glasgow from postgraduate researcher and volunteer Cameron Maclean. The hosts also explore Hawaiian numismatics and look back at Coin World just a few years ago. 

Larry and Jeff explore the American connection to 1960s Canadian coins, and interview author Nate Butler to learn of his new book about German paper notgeld notes. 

Larry and Jeff learn about a local club's efforts to celebrate a major milestone, and how the club shares the hobby. The hosts take a look at counterfeit coins brought back by servicemembers, and learn about Eric P. Newman. 

Larry and Jeff mark another milestone and use that moment to reflect on where the show has gone the previous 100 episodes, and share clips of some favorite interviews with past guests. 

Hear from two officials at the Royal Mint about how they planned to celebrate the coronation of King Charles III, and the work that went into creating new coinage for the new monarch. Jeff and Larry also delve into numismatic history. 

Larry and Jeff speak with Wes Bricker of PwC about integrating the hobby into family time, and using the hobby as an outlet from the stress of business life. The hosts also delve into numismatic history to learn about changes in how new issues are marketed. 

Larry and Jeff learn from Danny Spungen about Operation Bernhard, the Nazi counterfeiting plot during World War II, and how that story is being shared with students today. The episode includes other forays into numismatic history.

Larry and Jeff talk with Blake Donen to learn about Vaultbox 2, the second launch of what has quickly proven to be a very popular offering to collectors looking to take on chance on finding modern-day rarities.

Larry and Jeff are left without a guest this week, so they discuss recent acquisitions, medallic history, past U.S. Mint products, and (just in time for Easter) some Bunny Money.

Larry and Jeff hear from Andy Dickes of the American Numismatic Association about the organization's plans for the 2023 National Coin Week in April.