Chris and Jeff discuss their summer numismatic goals, the history of the Chinese silver crown-size series, the Junk Dollar, and talk to Bernard Nagengast, author of the Jefferson Nickel Analyst.

Jeff and Chris consider the numismatic role of Cheerios, and interview David Schwager, an expert on sample slabs.

Chris and Jeff do some numismatic myth busting, along with Andy Kimmel of Paragon Numismatics. World War II takes center stage as they explore the Canadian War Nickels and Allied military currency, as well as trying to figure out whether the Soviets snuck text onto the Roosevelt Dime in 1946.

Chris and Jeff interview Ira Goldberg, who is assembling the “Tyrant Collection," a collection of coins featuring powerful rulers for an unknown benefactor.

Chris and Jeff discuss the removal of Harriet Tubman from the 2020 $20 note, explore the French “Sower” motif and talk with Kenneth Bressett from the Red Book.

Jeff and Chris talk about efforts to redesign America’s bullion coinage and interview Heritage Auction's Mark Borckardt.

Jeff and Chris talk to Jack Young, a major figure in the fight against counterfeit rare coins.

Jeff and Chris reflect on the EAC convention in Dayton, Ohio, and interview Alan Stahl, the curator of the numismatic collection at Princeton University.

Chris and Jeff talk about the numismatic reaction to the Notre Dame Cathedral fire, and interview Kevin Foley, Chairman of the Central States show.

Chris and Jeff discuss the Central States Numismatic Convention and interview Fred Schwan, author of a reference on military payment certificates (MPCs).

Chris and Jeff talk with Ken Shaner of Osborne Coinage in Cincinnati, the oldest private mint in the USA.

Chris and Jeff talk with Rob Oberth and Aaron Berk of Roundtable Trading about their initiative, the Great American Coin Hunt.

The inaugural episode of the Coin World Podcast features hosts Jeff Starck and Chris Bulfinch discussing news of the day and why they collect coins.