Barbara Gregory, former editor of "The Numismatist," is named to edit the Central States Numismatic Society's "The Centinel" upon the retirement of Gerald Tebben this summer after 12 years at the helm.

In 2000, collectors were astounded to learn that the Mint had muled the obverse of a State quarter dollar with the reverse of a Sacagawea dollar.

A quarter century too late

The gold $4 Stella was supposed flow easily between nations. Its popularity, however, did not reach commerce, but flourishes among collectors.

Coke was a nickel. It had always been a nickel. Giant signs painted on the sides of barns and on billboards everywhere declared it so. It couldn't last.

2½ cents, of course

2018

Odd denominations

A dollar so rare it doesn’t exist

Before the 1962 Treasury release, Unc. 1903-O dollars cost more than any other Morgan. Prices fell off a cliff, as an estimated 200,000+ now are in the market.