Quarter becomes king as 25 cent coin drives everyday buys
A Los Angeles Times survey shows the rising dominance of the quarter in daily life. Meters, vending, laundromats, gas stations and even arcades now hinge on 25 cents. Production at the U.S. Mint has increased, with quarters surpassing half-dollars in output. The piece notes a cultural shift toward the quarter in shopping bags, parking meters, and leisure activities across California, Nevada, and national outlets.
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Rare coins priced lower than top art auctions in market
A New York Times analysis notes rare coins fetch far less than major artworks. While van Gogh Irises sold for 53.9 million, the Garrett Sale coin record surpassed 25 million overall yet remained far below art prices. Numismatists see potential for growth as art markets dominate.
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