Mo Menezes

Mo Menezes
Mo Menezes
Researcher and Contributor

Murilo (Mo) Menezes is an attorney and tenured English professor. His passion for economics and coinage led him to the gold and silver industry where he writes in-depth articles about collectible coins; as well as coin news and investing articles.

  1. The Most Liquid Pre-1933 Gold Coins: A Collector’s and Investor’s Guide

    Most Liquid Pre-1933 US Gold Coins

    Discover the most liquid Pre-1933 US gold coins, why they’re trusted by investors, and which types offer the best resale demand, recognition, and market premiums. Perfect for both new and seasoned gold buyers.

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  2. The 10 Oldest Coins In The World

    Top 10 Oldest Coins in the World

    Explore the top 10 oldest coins ever discovered, from early Greek and Lydian pieces to ancient Asian currencies. Learn about their origins, historical significance, and why these early coins still captivate collectors and historians today.

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  3. PCGS vs NGC: Which Grading Service is Right for Your Coins?

    PCGS vs NGC: Which Grading Service is Right for Your Coins?

    Compare PCGS and NGC to find the best coin grading service for your needs. Discover their strengths and weaknesses in our comprehensive guide. Read more!

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  4. Circulated vs Uncirculated Coins: Understanding Their Key Differences

    Circulated vs Uncirculated Coins

    Discover the essential differences between circulated and uncirculated coins. Learn how their condition affects value and collectibility. Read more!

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  5. 1979 Susan B. Anthony Dollar Coin Value

    1979 Susan B. Anthony Dollar Value

    Is a 1979 Susan B. Anthony dollar worth more than a dollar?  Yes, depending on its condition, it could be worth thousands.

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  6. The U.S. Mint Strikes Its Final Penny: What This Means for Collectors and Your Spare Change

    The Final U.S. Penny: What the Mint’s Last Cent Means for Collectors

    The U.S. Mint has struck its final penny after 232 years. Learn why production ended, how inflation and metals factor in, and which rare cents—like the 1943 Bronze Penny—are now more valuable than ever.

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