You used to be able to right-click and drop a lat-lon marker on a point to get its coordinates:
How do you get the latitude & longitude in the new Google Maps?
Update: just got an email from Google today with this announcement:
Google Maps – How to Get Coordinates
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Best Answer
You can once again get the latitude/longitude for any arbitrary point on the map by right-clicking (or Ctrl+click) and choosing "What's here?"
[source: +GoogleMaps]