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ArticleWhat’s New in Numis­Master

This month, I went back and took a deep dive into Canada, con­duct­ing an extreme vet­ting pro­cess for each coin. This led to the dis­cov­ery of roughly 500 miss­ing coins from 2001 to the present, most of them from 2018. This endeavor was fun, as it...

What’s New in Numis­Master

ArticleHow do you like to store your col­lec­tion?

In a cool, dry place. I prefer to store my col­lec­tion in Dansco albums. I have over 100 of them. They can all be seen at a glance while being stored in cor­ro­sion-proof pages. Have never exper­i­enced any ton­ing from the albums. Also, I keep them...

How do you like to store your col­lec­tion?

ArticleA Nation Mourns Its Fallen Pres­id­ent

On the even­ing of April 14, 1865, our beloved 16th pres­id­ent of the United States, Abra­ham Lin­coln, was assas­sin­ated by a Con­fed­er­ate sym­path­izer, John Wilkes Booth. The event took place while Lin­coln and his wife, Mary Todd Lin­coln, were...

A Nation Mourns Its Fallen Pres­id­ent

ArticleOver Cen­tury Old “Tin Type” Pho­to­graphs

These antique pho­to­graphs are well over 100 years old and are true con­ver­sa­tion pieces! Before the wide use of pho­to­graphy on paper, pho­to­graphs were pro­cessed on metal strips, called tin types. Although paper was also used at the time, it...

Over Cen­tury Old “Tin Type” Pho­to­graphs

ArticleJohn Wilkes Booth, Assas­sin of Pres­id­ent Lin­coln

John Wilkes Booth (1838-1865) was an Amer­ican stage actor who assas­sin­ated Pres­id­ent Lin­coln at Ford’s Theatre in Wash­ing­ton D.C. on April 14, 1865. After shoot­ing Lin­coln, Booth fled on horse­back to south­ern Mary­land. Twelve days later at...

John Wilkes Booth, Assas­sin of Pres­id­ent Lin­coln