Among the least expensive examples of the round 1915-S Panama-Pacific International Exposition commemorative gold $50 coin is a bent piece Heritage sold Jan. 12 at the FUN show for just $24,000.

A PCGS MS-64 1874-CC Seated Liberty, Arrows at Date half dollar realized $38,775 during Legend Rare Coin Auctions' Regency 57 sale Feb. 23, the exact same price it achieved at auction in 2015.

A recent Metropolitan Museum of Art exhibit centered on the Tudor dynasty of England included numismatic objects that clearly depict the ruling family's desire to portray their absolute power.

Among the finest known 1937-D Walking Liberty half dollars is a coin offered at the Legend Rare Coin Auctions Regency 57 sale Feb. 23 that sold for $14,687.50.

Legend's Regency 57 sale in Las Vegas included a pattern 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition commemorative half dollar that had sold only a year before.

One of the two different types of 1921 Proof Morgan dollar issues was featured during the Heritage Auctions offering of the second part of the Carter Jackson Collection of Morgan dollars Feb. 9.

A pair of Mint State Morgan dollars struck at the San Francisco Mint late in the 19th century were among the highlights of the Carter Jackson Collection sale offered by Heritage Feb. 9.

The Carter Jackson Collection, Part II sale Feb. 9 included a rare key date Uncirculated survivor in the Morgan dollar series, an 1893-S coin graded MS-64 that sold for $372,000.

The 550 coins in the James Allaire Milholland Collection will be offered for the first time in more than a century when Stack's Bowers puts them on the block at the Whitman Coin & Collectibles Spring Expo.

Heritage sold two gold coins with lots of chatter in the fields but still reflective mirrors that allowed for the PL tag from NGC, an 1896-S Coronet double eagle and a 1904-S Coronet $5 half eagle, in February sales.