Media Appearances
- New York Times
- The Wall Street Journal
- New York Times
- USA Today
- Bloomberg TV
- NRA News
- AMAC.us (Money Columnist)
- MoneyNews.com
(Insider Columnist) - Forbes
- NASDAQ
- NBC News
- CNBC
- Fox Business Network
- CBS Moneywatch
- SmartMoney (Personal Finance Magazine of Wall Street Journal)
- Kiplinger's
- Newsmax
What Others Are Saying
"The fact that since 1986 Mike Fuljenz has won so many major awards in so many diverse categories, including the NLG top award 'The Clemy,' underscores how important his peers in the rare coin and precious metals markets view Mike's excellent analysis and reporting."
Ed Reiter, Executive Director,
Numismatic Literary Guild &
New York Times Former Columnist
"The Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation salutes Mike Fuljenz for all he does to support our men and women in uniform who defend our freedoms."
Nicholas Kehoe, Former President
Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation & Lieutenant General USAF (Ret)
"Count me among Mike Fuljenz's numerous admirers. His strong leadership, input and support of the American Numismatic Association were instrumental in formulating ANA's coin grading and authentication policies, which is a testament to his commitment to the industry. He is a leader in the coin industry."
Robert Leuver, Former Director,
Bureau of Engraving & Printing
Former Executive Director,
American Numismatic Association
"Mike Fuljenz has been a member in good standing of the American Numismatic Association (ANA) since 1980. Mike has taught seminars for ANA almost every year since 1982 on advanced coin grading, detection of counterfeit coins, and our "super course" on gold, silver and commemorative coins…He is simply a terrific teacher."
James Taylor, Former Director,
ANA Educational Services
News
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Benefit of Collecting Coins Adds Up |
The Chicago TribuneThere is also a social component to coin collecting that can be highly beneficial.... coins are like "history in your hands. Coins in ancient times were like a newspaper, telling about who was in power, and whether the ruler was peaceful or a warmonger based on the design symbolism. For example, arrows (on coins) indicated war, while olive branches were a sign of a desire for peace Full article: http://www.chicagotribune.com/special/primetime/chi-primetime-coins-110911,0,3551772.story |