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  • Sep 1, 2026, 14:20 PM

    Heritage Summer FUN tops $12 million

    Heritage Auctions' July 16–18 sale of over 1,400 U.S. coin lots at the FUN Convention in Orlando totaled $12,398,453 — led by a record-setting 1797 half dollar ($91,500), an 1861-S Paquet Reverse $20 gold piece ($128,100), and an 1861 CSA restrike cent ($32,940).
  • Sep 1, 2026, 14:18 PM

    EAHA auction lots date to Revolution

    Early American History Auctions' 146-lot online sale (closed Aug. 29) featured Revolutionary War-era Colonial currency, encased postage, Civil War slave badges, and autographs — highlighted by a Union soldier's dog tag and an 1805 Washington memorial medal.
  • Sep 1, 2026, 14:16 PM

    Dimes from transfer dies deceptive

    Certified 1797 Draped Bust dimes (rare JR-2 variety) are being flagged as transfer-die counterfeits after matching scratches were spotted across multiple examples — at least 13 fakes identified so far, with even a top-graded PCGS piece now under suspicion.
  • Sep 1, 2026, 08:39 AM

    Maple leaves glow with foil color

    The Royal Canadian Mint’s 2026 gold and silver Ultra High Relief Maple Leaf coins debut a foil-like Vivid Toning Effect. Mintages are limited to 550 gold and 11,000 silver.
  • Aug 25, 2026, 11:32 AM

    Kevin Lipton Rare Coins Unveils Crayola Precious Metal Crayons at ANA 2026 World's Fair of Money®

    Kevin Lipton Rare Coins and Crayola debuted a .999 fine silver Crayola Blue Crayon collectible at the ANA 2026 World’s Fair of Money, launching a planned multi-year color series.
  • Aug 24, 2026, 11:07 AM

    Herbert Hoover next up in Presidential silver medal series

    The U.S. Mint will release a .999 fine silver Herbert Hoover Presidential medal this fall. Advance subscriptions are open; the 1-ounce Philadelphia-struck medal costs $164.
  • Aug 18, 2026, 08:37 AM

    The $250 question

    The proposed $250 Federal Reserve note raises a bigger issue: whether BEP’s post-NexGen governance reforms truly work under real-world pressure.
  • Aug 6, 2026, 12:51 PM

    Fractional gold experts confer

    A new, unique 1880 California fractional gold quarter dollar variety, discovered by Lance Boiselle and confirmed by Mike Locke, has been attributed as BG-799VA.

Dimes from transfer dies deceptive

Certified 1797 Draped Bust dimes (rare JR-2 variety) are being flagged as transfer-die counterfeits after matching scratches were spotted across multiple examples — at least 13 fakes identified so far, with even a top-graded PCGS piece now under suspicion.

Fractional gold experts confer

Die cap, off metal 1906 5-cent unique

Maple leaves glow with foil color

The Royal Canadian Mint’s 2026 gold and silver Ultra High Relief Maple Leaf coins debut a foil-like Vivid Toning Effect. Mintages are limited to 550 gold and 11,000 silver.

Hungarian Mint issues two 2026 gold coins

2026 Queen Jelena the Glorious coin of Croatia features Velebit degenia flower

The $250 question

The proposed $250 Federal Reserve note raises a bigger issue: whether BEP’s post-NexGen governance reforms truly work under real-world pressure.

World paper money in Stack’s Bowers sale

Cuba honors women on historic notes addressing inflation

Heritage Summer FUN tops $12 million

Heritage Auctions' July 16–18 sale of over 1,400 U.S. coin lots at the FUN Convention in Orlando totaled $12,398,453 — led by a record-setting 1797 half dollar ($91,500), an 1861-S Paquet Reverse $20 gold piece ($128,100), and an 1861 CSA restrike cent ($32,940).

EAHA auction lots date to Revolution

RR offers FIFA, Olympic medals

Kevin Lipton Rare Coins Unveils Crayola Precious Metal Crayons at ANA 2026 World's Fair of Money®

Kevin Lipton Rare Coins and Crayola debuted a .999 fine silver Crayola Blue Crayon collectible at the ANA 2026 World’s Fair of Money, launching a planned multi-year color series.

Herbert Hoover next up in Presidential silver medal series

Silver Institute looks at gold:silver ratio

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