David Crenshaw

Dive into the fascinating world of Charlotte Gold Coins with Doug Winter’s comprehensive guide on CoinWeek.com. The Charlotte Mint, established in 1838 amidst a gold rush, produced a range of gold coins until its closure in 1861. In this beginner’s guide, Winter explores the pros and cons of collecting Charlotte gold, shedding light on its … Read more

Discover the allure of Dahlonega Gold Dollars in this comprehensive overview penned by Doug Winter for PCGS News and Articles. Exploring the intricacies of this sought-after collection, Winter highlights the challenges and rarities of these elusive coins. From the short-lived series to the remarkable rarity of certain dates, delve into the world of these collector-driven … Read more

Calling all coin enthusiasts and history buffs! Douglas Winter Numismatics is thrilled to announce the release of the highly anticipated Fourth Edition of Douglas A. Winter’s definitive reference book: Gold Coins of the Dahlonega Mint, 1838-1861. Freshly updated for 2023, this edition is a treasure trove of information, meticulously compiled by Doug Winter, a renowned … Read more

Join us in celebrating an invaluable addition to the Newman Numismatic Portal, a treatise delving into the formative years of the New Orleans Mint from 1837 to 1861. Authored by Richard G. Kelly and Nancy Y. Oliver, this work stands as a testament to meticulous research and dedication in uncovering the history embedded within the … Read more

The Numismatic Detective Agency chief investigator Ron Guth posted in the Agency’s blog about the Undated C. Bechtler $5 150 G., 20 C., Kagin 15 variety. Guth points out based on the Agency’s Condition Census of the Top Ten best Kagin 15’s there are very few mint state examples know. Thus, an example in any … Read more