Jeff and Larry revisit 10 of the top episodes of 2021, catching up on some of the show’s highlights of the past 12 months, including memorable moments, unforgettable guests and a constant stream of information to set the stage for another exciting year ahead.

Jeff and Larry spend some time with Dr. Lawrence Korchnak, who has developed a comprehensive book and identification system for siege coins through history. Learn about the fascinating story behind their development and use and their collectability in the final episode of 2021.

Jeff and Larry escape the hustle and bustle of the season to reflect on numismatic news and catch up with what’s going on in preparation of the New Year while considering those last minute holiday gifts for nice numismatists.

Jeff and Larry catch up with Nick Allegretti, a coin guy who has been to the Super Bowl with Kansas City Chiefs and trying to complete his Morgan dollar collection. Also on the show, medal sales, the end of an era for a much-respected Coin World contributor and trivia to make you think.

Jeff and Larry speak with Roundtable Trading president Rob Oberth about the upcoming holiday initiatives designed to increase awareness of numismatics and bring a cheerful spirit around the hobby through dealers, collectors and all who find joy in the ways of making the season brighter.

Jeff and Larry talk to Islamic and Oriental coin authority Stephen Album about the vast history of Islamic coins. It’s a collectable field often misunderstood, but holding keys to world development and cultural evolution.

Jeff and Larry honor Thanksgiving with a look at the many blessings that can be found through active participation in numismatics and the joy that can be brought to the hobby when new discoveries ignite the purpose. It’s a big world to be explored, just as the pilgrims did over 400 years ago that led to the first Thanksgiving.

Jeff and Larry talk to Justin Irvine, a military veteran suffering from PTSD who has become a coin dealer and helps others navigate the world of coin collecting and the benefits that can be found in the hobby.

Jeff and Larry catch up with Dr. Jesse Kraft, who has been overseeing the transition of Medallic Art Company material to the American Numismatic Society.

Jeff and Larry speak with Peter Tompa about import guidelines and ancient coins as well as discuss the recently discovery bullion mule.

Jeff and Larry get the latest on the big news on what’s happening at the Smithsonian Institution’s National Numismatic Collection from curator Ellen Feingold.

Jeff and Larry branch out to world topics, including the upcoming US-Mexican Numismatics convention with World Numismatics’ Cory Frampton.

Jeff and Larry explore the importance of design, including the new designs planned for 2022 coins.

Jeff and Larry speak to Barbara Ortiz Howard, the founder of Womenon20s.org and the ongoing effort to get Harriet Tubman’s portrait on the 20 and where the campaign stands today.

Jeff and Larry discuss the announcement of David J. Ryder’s resignation and talk about the importance of design, catching up with a variety of numismatic topics along the way.

Jeff and Larry explore the wonderful world of Disney Dollars with expert and currency dealer Dusty Royer.

A look at how the numismatic world impacted by Sept. 11, 2001.

Jeff and Larry learn about the vast offerings that can be found in the world paper money realm, thanks to Dennis Hengeveld of worldbanknoteauctions.com. It could be the start of your next collection.

Jeff and Larry talk to Larry Shepherd about the ins and outs of coin shows and conventions, separating the truths from the myths and misconceptions.

Larry and Jeff meet collector Kerry Richardson, who shares how the discovery of a WWII era note with a message brought a memory for a soldier’s family.