The unique Morgan at Cowpens replacement Comitia Americana gold medal, purchased for $960,000 in April 2022, is on display at the Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia.

The sixth edition, volume II, of the "Cherrypickers' Guide to Rare Die Varieties" will be offered for sale by Whitman Publishing beginning at the ANA World's Fair of Money in Pittsburgh.

How often should Congress revisit topics in commemorative coin programs? The 230th anniversary of the U.S. Marine Corps was honored with a coin in 2005. A 2025 program is now poised to pass Congress.

Our top news this week is about coin hoards — one story features a hoard of a million cents made in California and the other is about a spectacular find of 800+ U.S. gold coins in a cornfield in Kentucky.

It should surprise no one that our article about a gold coin hoard discovered in a cornfield in the Bluegrass State was the most-read article last week.

The news that the ANS has recovered another one of its large cents stolen from its collection by a once-respected numismatist is one more small victory in an ongoing success story.

Bags and rolls of circulation quality American Innovation dollar coins honoring Indiana, with a design drawing attention to the state's automotve heritage, become available in late June.

The family of late collector Walter Husak has completed his directed return to the ANS of a 1794 Liberty Cap cent in his collection that was discovered to have been one of those stolen by William Sheldon.

Are acts of everyday heroism, such as tackling a gunman in a church or fighting a wildfire, actions suitable to be honored with a congressional gold medal? Members of Congress think so.

The design for the 2023 American Women quarter dollar honoring Jovita Idar is unlike any design used previously on a U.S. coin. Will collectors love it, hate it or be indifferent to its appearance?