Also this week, a long-lost English note re-surfaces, and the highly touted 1804 Dexter dollar lives up to the hype.

Both gold and silver bullion sales slipped considerably in the month of February. Was that also the case in March?

The origins of gold have long fascinated scientists. Today, scientists debate two main competing theories about where our galaxy’s gold comes from.

The last overdate among U.S. gold coins is also the best-known variety in the Saint-Gaudens double eagle series, plus other fascinating stories this week.

After surgery to remove 11 pounds of coins, the Thai green sea turtle that doctors named Omsin, or Piggy Bank, has died of blood poisoning.

What's behind the spike in demand for rhodium? Well, look no further than China, where the gas-fueled automobile market is growing.

You might remember when, in 2012, the Jersey Heritage organization was alerted to the Catillon II hoard, some 70,000 Celtic coins from the Iron Age.

This strong stance from the Swiss comes after the European Central Bank announced last year it will stop issuing €500 notes by the end of 2018.

It’s standard for tourists to toss coins into a fountain, pool or other body of water for good luck. But it's not always a good idea.

The hoard includes of 24 silver groats, which date between 1464 and 1502. British Museum experts examined the coins and deemed them treasure.