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🪙 Tune in to this week’s live podcast from American Coin & Currency!

Each week, we break down what’s actually moving in the world of collecting — from rare coins and bullion to real-time trends, dealer insights, and the psychology driving today’s market.

This week’s episode goes deeper than the surface…

🔥 This week’s episode is titled:
“Key Dates That Changed the Market” 🔥🪙

Not all coins are created equal…
Some dates don’t just hold value — they define the entire market.

This episode dives into the coins that shaped numismatics, the auction results that changed pricing forever, and how key dates really drive collector demand.

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🔎 What you’ll learn:

✅ What actually defines a “key date” (beyond just mintage)
✅ The most misunderstood key dates collectors get wrong
✅ Auction results that shifted entire markets
✅ The story behind legendary coins like the 1933 Double Eagle
✅ How rarity vs demand really determines value
✅ Why some rare coins don’t move — and others explode
✅ Undervalued key dates to watch over the next 5 years
✅ The rise of key dates in paper money & bank notes
✅ How estate collections are influencing today’s market
✅ What auction houses look for when valuing key dates

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🎙️ Hosts

🔹 Dustin Lee — Host & Head of Socials, @americancoinacc
Focused on market trends, collector psychology, and timing

🔹 John Madey — Founder & CEO, American Coin & Currency
Veteran numismatist specializing in deal flow, key dates, and market positioning

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🎙️ Guest

🔹 Christopher Bulfinch — Appraiser & Numismatic Specialist, Doyle Auctioneers & Appraisers
Bringing deep expertise in rare coins, bank notes, estate collections, and auction market dynamics

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📅 Join us Today | 1 PM EST / 10 AM PST
📺 Live on X, LinkedIn & YouTube

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Q1 2026 revealed a smarter, faster coin market driven by liquidity and confidence. PR70/MS70 moderns, Silver Eagles, and premium labels led the way, while overpriced or uncertain coins slowed. Today’s collectors aren’t just buying—they’re positioning for resale.