Drawing top bidding in the sale of "Chapman Set" coins by Stack's Bowers was an 1863 Indian Head gold dollar graded Mint State 68 by Professional Coin Grading Service that sold for $192,000.

A 1905 Lewis and Clark Exposition commemorative gold dollar that was once owned by the famous Chapman brothers was included in a recent sale by Stack's Bowers Galleries.

A visit to the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in Richmond will provide a connection between coins of the Roman and Greek period with art works of the times.

Len Augsburger's collection of medalets related to Charles Willson Peale's museums, collections of curiosities eventually sold to P.T. Barnum, were offered in a Stack's Bowers sale.

The American Numismatic Association awarded multiple collectors who put together winning educational displays for the 2024 World's Fair of Money.

High grade Proof small denomination coins were a hit in Heritage Auctions' sale after the Central States Numismatic Society show, including a Proof 67 red 1877 Indian Head cent and 1891 Liberty Head 5-cent coin.

Stack's Bowers Galleries sold an 1861-D Coronet gold $5 half eagle in a "Retro" PCGS green holder for $336,000 in the firm's offering of the Georgia Gold Rush Collection Aug. 25.

Recent appearance of error Morgan dollar strikes from the New Orleans Mint have stirred up more interest in the unique stories of the coins and their minting.

A seldom-seen well-preserved 1935 Old Spanish Trail commemorative silver half dollar was offered in the July Auriah Rayne Collection sale by Heritage and sold for $8,400.

The creation of the 1936 California Pacific International Exposition half dollars was made from the previous year's unsold coins and a high quality example recently brought $9,300.