Coin World Podcast

Larry and Jeff speak with Wes Bricker of PwC about integrating the hobby into family time, and using the hobby as an outlet from the stress of business life. The hosts also delve into numismatic history to learn about changes in how new issues are marketed. 

Larry and Jeff learn from Danny Spungen about Operation Bernhard, the Nazi counterfeiting plot during World War II, and how that story is being shared with students today. The episode includes other forays into numismatic history.

Larry and Jeff talk with Blake Donen to learn about Vaultbox 2, the second launch of what has quickly proven to be a very popular offering to collectors looking to take on chance on finding modern-day rarities.

Larry and Jeff are left without a guest this week, so they discuss recent acquisitions, medallic history, past U.S. Mint products, and (just in time for Easter) some Bunny Money.

Larry and Jeff hear from Andy Dickes of the American Numismatic Association about the organization's plans for the 2023 National Coin Week in April. 

Larry and Jeff discuss the precious metals market movement of recent days, and explore historic news from the coin hobby from days gone by.

Morgan and Peace dollars expert John Roberts explores the rich topic of VAMs with Larry and Jeff, who also delve into the usual array of historical content. 

Larry explores the world of tokens and medals with Jim Brokamp, the president of the Tokens and Medals Society, and Jeff recaps his first coin show in Munich, Germany.

Larry and Jeff speak with YouTube creator and world banknote author Benjamin Swagerty about the vast array of topics in the paper money pantheon. 

Jeff and Larry take a deep dive into the fascinating world of shipwreck treasure with author Carol Tedesco. Learn about the Nuestra Senora de Atocha, and Spanish colonial coins found in various shipwrecks.