Despite the efforts made by legislators over 20 years ago there is no commemorative coin honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, despite other non-numismatic honors galore.

The U.S. Mint's 2025 lineup garners plenty of attention as we transition into the early days of the new year, with sales already underway for some products.

The work of the Commission of Fine Arts gained plenty of attention late in 2024 as new programs and ideas need the right look, with the U.S. Mint's 2025 schedule also of high interest.

The end of the year is approaching and it's a time to take stock of how the collecting journey has progressed and get an assessment of objectives for the year ahead.

The U.S. Mint opened sales of the Reverse Proof Morgan and Peace dollars and that topped interest this week, with the discovery of a gold field in China close behind.

New ICG president Austin Hutto is bringing ideas to the Florida-based firm that will help establish the firm as an innovative partner in the numismatic journey.

The decision by a Rhode Island family to sell its heirloom 1795 Flowing Hair silver dollar tops the attention this week along with the news of a candidate for the next secretary of the Treasury.

The sixth and latest edition of the Whitman book "100 Greatest United States Coins" features updates, including a shift in rankings on the iconic coins list, with a new classic coin at the top.

President-elect Donald Trump announced his choice for a new Treasury secretary; the purported frontrunner for the job is Scott Bessent of Key Square Capital Management.

The first coins bearing the characters created by children's book author Dr. Seuss will go on sale through Rare Collectibles TV in time for holiday purchases.