Jeff and Larry talk to Cincinnati Numismatic Association head David Heinrich about his service and getting the family involved plus a sneak peek at an upcoming special production set for later this year.

Jeff and Chris catch up with John Kraljevich, asking him about the record-breaking sale of the Daniel Morgan at Cowpens medal and his forthcoming book. They review the May 16, 2016 edition of Coin World and discuss a piece of commemorative coin legislation introduced to Congress.

Chris and Jeff speak with author Thomas Walker, who explains his guidebooks that help collectors quickly attribute large cents by variety.

Jeff and Larry discuss the return of the Central States Numismatic Society convention and the activity of the weekend.

Larry and Jeff speak with Dan Sedwick about the ongoing allure of shipwreck coins.

We catch up on the latest developments and future plans of Coin World+ as Chris and Larry explore obsolete bank notes and coin compositions history.

Larry and Chris interview Greg Cohen of Legend Rare Coin Auctions about the firm's upcoming Regency 51 sale, in addition to reviewing a 2012 issue of Coin World and discussing a recent record-breaking medal sale.

The Really BIG Money exhibit opens to the public April 8 at the Smithsonian Institution and we get the latest update on the exciting display geared for youngsters.

Larry and Jeff discuss Congressional Gold Medals and the bronze duplicates, before speaking with and learning from modern market observer Louis Golino.

Jeff and Chris interview Michael Garofalo, author of a recently-published guide to professional numismatics. They also review an issue of Coin World from 1979.

Chris and Jeff learn about the FLAME Project, which seeks to understand the ancient economy through the study of coins. They also follow the big news from the U.S. Mint this week, while looking back at historical happenings.

The Coin World team talks about one of the most underrated series with Liberty Seated expert Gerry Fortin, looking at current events including commodities prices and upcoming auctions and shows.

The Coin World Podcast co-hosts interview Abigail Zechman, a hobo-nickel-carving Young Numismatist recently elected to the board of FUN and discuss, among other things, a 2018 issue of Coin World.

Jeff and Larry discuss the recent story of a coin design contest winner who may have taken liberties and take a look back at 1999 and the state of the State Quarter program. Has it been 23 years?

The Coin World podcast team provides information on the variety of Sower-related items…”sow good seeds and let time do the rest” and reflect back to the nation’s Bicentennial with a look at the news and interests of the day.

Larry and Jeff discuss the ultra-modern market of world coins with Chang Bullock, and dig into several numismatic time capsules, both literal and figurative, and explore a modern type of American paper money.

Jeff gets invited to speak at the Central Ohio Numismatic Association, Larry looks at what change like a Disney decision can do to the collectible industry and Chris takes us back to a 2013 Coin World cover story on Coca-Cola collectibles. It’s the real thing.

Jeff and Larry welcome back original podcast host Chris Bulfinch, who re-joins the Coin World staff. This week’s topics include auction buys, recent articles and getting caught up with what’s been going on with Chris.

Jeff returns from New York and recaps his visit to the Big Apple while Larry catches us up on what some of the past guests have been doing, including a playoff touchdown for our favorite football numismatist.

Jeff and Larry hear about the Garfield Heights (OH) Coin Club’s venture into the world of fantasy “sports” with a unique contest that allows “players” to anticipate the coins that will increase in value in the year ahead…sounds easy, but it’s not (or we’d all be milllionaires). We’ll let Lou Raffis give you the details.