Ed Reiter
Described as a "one-man institution in coin writing for over half a century," Ed Reiter (1938-2017) wrote Collector's Corner articles exclusively for Littleton Coin Company for more than a decade.
He served as the senior editor of COINage magazine for 32 years and executive director of the Numismatic Literary Guild for 27. Reiter wrote the weekly Numismatics column in the Sunday New York Times for nearly a decade, and authored a book entitled The New York Times Guide to Coin Collecting. He formerly served as editor of Numismatic News.
All told, Mr. Reiter's articles earned 61 honors – including winning the NLG's Best Web Site Article award for three of his Collector's Corner articles. He continued to write for Littleton until he passed away on August 24, 2017.
The Collector’s Corner column "Peace Dollar Model Had Special Claim to Fame" was named "Best Web Site Article" by the Numismatic Literary Association.
Cents, Nickels & Dimes
- NLG Award Winner! The Flying Eagle Cent: The Start of Something Small in U.S. Coinage
- Retracing the Route of the Jefferson Nickel
- The “Revolutionary” Lincoln Cent
- The Roosevelt Dime: Going Like Sixty
Quarters & Dollar Coins
- The Franklin Half Dollar: Coin Collecting’s Philadelphia Story
- The Morgan Dollar: Once Superfluous, Now Super-Popular
- The Lafayette Dollar: A Tribute to America’s Favorite Frenchman
Coin Designers & Designs
- NLG Award Winner! The Weinmans: Arbiters of Taste in U.S. Coinage
- NLG Award Winner! Peace Dollar Model Had Special Claim to Fame
