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  • Some coins bear a mark of distinction… Each branch of the United States Mint has a code letter called a “mint mark” to show which branch struck a coin, but […]

  • The nickel had a growth spurt. The first five-cent pieces were small. Called “half dimes,” they weighed exactly half as much as a dime because their values were based on […]

  • Thank you New Orleans and ANA participants and volunteers The American Numismatic Association (ANA) National Money Show (NMS) in New Orleans, LA on May 9 – 11, 2013 was a […]

  • The Federal Reserve shreds 7,000 tons of worn out currency each year. As youprobably guessed, the note most frequently replaced is the $1 bill. There are currently four billion $1 […]

  • The Louisiana Numismatic Association Summer Coin Show is a big success. The coin show was held on July 14th & 15th at the DoubleTree Hotel in Kenner LA. Although sponsored […]

  • The club hosted its 3rd show of the year on Saturday and Sun-day, November 19th and 20th. We did a lot of promoting for this show and even though the […]

  • LNA Coin Show BIG SUCCESS!

    The Crescent City Coin Club hosted the Louisiana Numismatic Association annual coin show Saturday July 9th and Sunday July 10th. This year’s show set a new attendance record boasting more […]

  • 100 Years of Pocket Change

    U.S. Coins 1905 – 2005 Eric Leonard, Vice President & Webmaster www.crescentcitycoinclub.org Timeline – 100 Years of Pocket Change Relics, Renaissance, Reinvention, and Remarkable Relics Liberty Heads, Morgans, and Barber […]