The limited-edition Proof 2023-W American Buffalo 1-ounce .9999 fine gold coin is scheduled to go on sale from the U.S. Mint at noon ET April 13. The coin has a product limit of 16,000 coins.

Ninety years ago, the newly inaugurated president of the United States was facing a much bigger crisis involving the nation’s banks. Bold, quick action was required from the new president.

Early impressions suggest that the U.S. Mint Waitroom, introduced with the March 2 launch of two American Eagle silver dollar products, was a success. Kudos to the Mint and its contractor.

Fifty years ago, in the March 21, 1973, issue of "Coin World," the lead headline on Page 1 had some exciting news: “Treasury Seeks Congressional Okay for U.S. Bicentennial Coin Change.”

Our coverage of a third counterfeit of a limited-edition Proof 2020-W American Eagle silver dollar surfacing drew reader attention as did an article about our "Readers Ask" column.

The United States Mint's and Royal Mint's joint coin program in 2024 brings competitors together, but generating a shared design makes a complicated process even more challenging.

The annual ANA Summer Seminar is one of the best bargains in numismatics, with its classes taught by the experts in the field, access to the ANA Museum and Library, and more. You should go.

Our "Readers Ask" column offers collectors an opportunity to learn about coins and related objects in their collections, but please, no more gas-bubbled copper-plated zinc cents or 1975 dimes.

"Monday Morning Brief" columns about a record-breaking Lincoln cent, efforts by collectors to change government policy and coin-related Barbie dolls caught reader attention this past week.

The American Numismatic Association has extended the deadline for applications for scholarships to attend the 2023 Summer Seminar in Colorado Springs, Colorado, to Feb. 28.