Coins Online Newsletter - April 2024

Your April 2024 Coins Online Has Arrived. Having trouble viewing this email? [View this message in your browser.]( [SHOP]( | [PRODUCT SCHEDULE]( | [CUSTOMER SERVICE]( | [LEARN]( | [NEWS]( | [ABOUT]( Coins Online April 2024 • April showers bring May flowers and this year on May 2, Gold Eagle Coins too! The Gold Eagles are Coming! The Gold Eagles are Coming! On May 2, the highly anticipated American Eagle Gold Proof Coins will be available for purchase! American Eagle Gold Proof Coins are one of the world’s most popular coins and it’s easy to see why unless you’ve been living in a hole in the ground. These 22-karat gold coins are stunning when you hold them in your hand and see the light refract over the incredible details of our two iconic American symbols, Lady Liberty and the American Eagle. Combining great American artistry and 21st century technology, this coin walks in both worlds featuring acclaimed artist Augustus Saint-Gaudens’ stunning Liberty paired with a modern rendition of our American Eagle designed by Jennie Norris and sculpted by Renata Gordon. Since this coin’s 35th anniversary in 2021, the American Eagle One Ounce Gold Proof Coin also includes a reeded-edge variation and other anti-counterfeiting security features. We’d tell you what the other security features are but we were told to keep them secret, keep them safe. The great thing about American Eagle Gold Coins is that you have a lot of options for collecting. They come in four sizes: 1 oz., 1/2 oz., 1/4 oz., and 1/10 oz., and they’re also available as a four-coin set. All you have to decide is what to do with the options presented to you. Add whichever coin you like best to your collection on May 2! [2024 American Eagle Gold Proof Coins in various sizes]( 2024 American Eagle Gold Proof Coins in various sizes [Remind Me]( National Coin Week – A Hobby for a Changing World What a great National Coin Week! We hope you’ve liked our posts on social media starting from April 21 – 27 where we’ve talked about coins, collecting, and everything in between. This year’s theme “A Hobby for a Changing World – 100 Years and Counting” is a reminder of how far we’ve come as a hobby and as a Nation. Coin collecting is a tough hobby to share because almost every coin comes with instructions saying “store in a cool, dry place.” But now after seeing our posts and learning some neat facts, consider taking one of your favorite coins out of storage and sharing it with someone you care about. It doesn’t have to be your most valuable coin or the most recent, just pick one you like and share it with someone else and tell them why you think it’s neat. If they tell you they don’t care about coins, that’s alright, not everyone is going to be smart or good-looking enough to see why coin collecting is a great hobby! [Assortment of quarters on a blue background]( Assortment of quarters on a blue background [Learn More]( Kennedy Half Dollars Available Now! The Kennedy Half Dollars went on sale April 23 and these might be one of our favorite circulating coins. If you haven’t picked up a 2-roll set or a 200-coin bag yet, this is your chance to make these special coins your own. Kennedy Half Dollars are the largest circulating coins that you can find in your pocket change, but that’s a rare occurrence these days which is why it’s nice you can purchase them below. Half dollars are great for many reasons: a larger coin means a larger design, it’s easier to perform “coin magic” and dexterity tricks like rolling a coin across your knuckles and let’s be honest, it’s the best circulating coin for coin-flip decisions. If you’re still not sure you want to buy some Kennedy Half Dollars, then flip a coin for it. Just don’t think about how much more satisfying that coin flip would be if you had a Kenndy Half Dollar to flip. [Obverse and reverse of the 2024 Kennedy Half Dollar]( Obverse and reverse of the 2024 Kennedy Half Dollar [Buy Now]( In Case You Missed It... For anyone not following us on social media, here are some highlights of our recent posts. 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