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		Grades may be same 7/14/2008 Collectors buying Mint State 70 and Proof 70 American Eagle platinum bullion coins may find that coins graded by PCGS and NGC bring different prices.
		1795 half eagle garners $586,500 in Husky offering 7/14/2008 A 1795 Capped Bust, Small Eagle gold $5 half eagle, Bass-Dannreuther 1 (Early U.S. Gold Coin Varieties by Harry W. Bass Jr. and John W. Dannreuther) brought $586,500 in the June 25 auction of the Husky Collection by Stack's.
		Early silver values soar 7/7/2008 The continuing rising trend for prices for early silver coins is an indication that this broad area of collecting enjoys widespread support from collectors.
		British Celtic coin brings record price at Morton & Eden 7/7/2008 A world record price for a British Celtic coin of £12,075 ($20,660.95 in U.S. dollars) was received during Morton & Eden Ltd.'s June 11 and 12 sale.
		Market generally solid 6/30/2008 The overall market is generally solid, with few bubbles that could burst apparent. One bubble, however, might be Mint State and Proof 70 "modern" coins that are bringing high prices that some consider ridiculous.
		Bowers & Merena auction of U.S. coins, paper money reaches over $6.2 million 6/30/2008 Bowers and Merena Galleries' June 5 and 6 auction during the Whitman Baltimore Coin and Currency Convention realized $6,258,873, including the 15 percent buyer's fee.
		British Celtic coin brings record price at Morton & Eden 6/23/2008 9:12:42 AM A world record price for a British Celtic coin of £12,075 ($20,660.95 in U.S. dollars) was received during Morton & Eden Ltd.'s June 11 and 12 sale.
		Retail sales slow down 6/23/2008 Retail sales were slow at the May 29 to 31 Long Beach Coin, Stamp & Collectibles Expo, although most prices for U.S. coins remain steady to rising higher.
		Goldberg Pre-Long Beach U.S. coins, paper money auction tops $11 million 6/23/2008 The Pre-Long Beach sale by Ira & Larry Goldberg Auctioneers realized $11,013,585.15.
		Values steadily rising 6/16/2008 Many 19th and early 20th century coinage series continue to show steady price increases. Most advances are in about the 10 percent to 20 percent range.