I am a Coin World subscriber and have been for several decades. Since I prefer reading on paper, I subscribe to the paper version in a plastic bag, or at least used to. The last issue I received was the August 19th edition. Sometimes the issues are delayed in the mail, but after about two months, I wrote to their customer service. Here is their response:

I can only assume that other readers are in the same boat. Have we seen the end of the print edition??? Enquiring readers would like to know! After all it has now been over three months. Yes, I can still get the "digital version" online, but it's just not the same as reading it on paper. Has Coin World gone the same as many newspapers? Maybe you or your readers have some additional insight.

Bill Daehn writes:

December 1, 2024

Dear Coin World Readers and Advertisers,

Earlier this year, a business dispute arose between Amos Media, Coin World's parent company,and our contracted printing partner responsible for producing our coin and stamp publications.Despite repeated efforts to resolve the matter swiftly, the situation persisted for several months.

Please know that this was never an attempt to alter the delivery methods of Coin World.Throughout this period, our top priority was to restore printing and delivery of the weekly,monthly, and special issue publications. In the meantime, these products were made availablein digital format to ensure uninterrupted access for our readers.

We are pleased to announce that the Coin World Monthly December issue, along with the 2025Dealer Directory, will be mailed during the week of December 9th. Furthermore, Coin WorldWeekly will resume with the December 9th issue, scheduled for mailing the week of December23rd.

Regarding the unprinted October and November monthly issues, as well as affected weeklyissues, we will extend print subscription expiration dates proportionately to account for thisdisruption.

We deeply regret any inconvenience or loss of trust this situation may have caused. As weprepare to celebrate our 65th anniversary in 2025, we remain committed to providing the trustedinformation collectors rely on in the ever-evolving field of numismatics. Thank you for yourpatience and loyalty as we continue to guide and serve the numismatic community into thefuture.

Sincerely,
The Coin World Team

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