America’s Rarest Silver Eagle Was Never Sold by the Mint. Now One Is Going to Auction A Silver Eagle that collectors could ...

China’s 1911 Pattern Dollar Could Bring $600,000 In 1911, China’s Qing Dynasty stood on the edge of history. Its government ...

Hobo Nickels, Bo and Bert Rarities Head to Auction in Landmark Kagin Sale A nickel once bought a cup of coffee, a newspaper, ...

The Netherlands has quietly redrawn the map of its national gold reserves. De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) shifted approximately 86 metric tonnes of gold away from ...

U.S. Mint Puts Washington’s First IndyCar Race on a Half Dollar Planchet For one weekend in August, Indy cars will thunder past the monuments of ...

Coins are more than metal, they’re artifacts of the nation's history. Each design reveals something about America’s identity, values, economic challenges, and changing societal ...

This 1899 $2 “Mini-Porthole” Note Hides an Incredible American Story At first glance, the Series 1899 $2 Silver Certificate grabs attention for an obvious reason.

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The Coin Roosevelt Demanded Returns in Gold for America’s 250th Anniversary America’s most celebrated gold coin returns for the nation’s 250th anniversary, and the U.S.

With Permission By Russell A. Augustin In the long history of ancient coinage, innovation usually followed power. Greek city-states expressed civic identity through coin designs, ...

Just 12 Mint Trial Pieces Accidentally Reached Collectors Sometimes the difference between an ordinary modern Proof and a six-figure rarity comes down to a single ...

This article continues my series on medals and tokens from World’s Fair expositions held between 1876 and 1926. It focuses on the medals and tokens of the 1901 Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo, New ...