The U.S. may get its first dinosaur coin if Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew follows the June 16 advice of the Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee.

Members of the Commission of Fine Arts quickly agreed with the choice of a smiling Ronald Reagan for the 2016 dollar honoring the 40th president.

Members of the CCAC enthusiastically called for a number of major changes to the U.S. Mint’s proposed High Relief gold coin and silver medal program.

When the Commission of Fine Arts appeared to be evenly divided over a proposed gold coin and silver medal set, the panel’s secretary offered a suggestion.

The Commission of Fine Arts recommended designs Oct. 16 for two congressional gold medals.

Urged by its chair to seek out designs that are symbolic rather than realistic, the Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee did just that at its Oct. 14 meeting.

The Commission of Fine Arts recommended proposed designs Sept. 18 for the First Spouse $10 gold coins for 2015 and 2016.

Commission of Fine Arts members recommended designs for 13 coins and one congressional gold medal from more than 200 proposed designs.

The Bureau of Engraving and Printing is not asking Congress to allow it to redesign the $1 Federal Reserve note

Baseball lingo was plentiful March 27 as the U.S. Mint joined with the National Baseball Hall of Fame to launch the sale of the first curved U.S. coins.