The sixth and final volume in an illustrated series of reference books detailing the U.S. half cents from 1793 to 1857 is a pocket-sized variety attribution guide, now available from author Ed Fuhrman.

The U.S. Mint is providing an opportunity to suggest potential Semiquincentennial redesigns for the country's circulating coinage, with a survey available until Oct. 10 at the Mint's website.

The work recognized as the first printed numismatic book, dating to 1514, was donated by collector Bruce D. Wonder for inclusion in the American Numismatic Association Dwight N. Manley Library.

The American Numismatic Society's 2023 Lyceum presentations center on civil wars and related coinage around the world, as the eight-part online series runs from September into November.

At first inspection of a time capsule at the U.S. Military Academy in West Point, officials thought it held only dirt, but digging deeper discovered coins and medals from the era when it was buried.

The American Numismatic Association’s Numismatic Art Award for Excellence in Medallic Sculpture was presented to Lithuania artist Romualdas Incirauskas.

Recipients of the 2023 Glenn B. Smedly Memorial Award were honored in a ceremony during the annual World's Fair of Money, held in 2023 in Pittsburgh.

Ronald Macfarlane was honored as Outstanding District Representative while the late David W. Lange was recognized with the Burnett Anderson award, among the ANA's awards for achievement.

Citing improvements in its website and commerce platforms, the U.S. Mint has stopped supporting a mobile phone application launched eight years ago and advises customers to uninstall it.

Cindy Wibker is awarded a three-year contract to serve as a transitional manager of the Central States Numismatic Society convention after her retirement from coordinating FUN shows.