The United States Mint is considering colorization possibilities for two of the three coins in the 2020 Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame Commemorative Coin Program.

The personal gold medal that astronaut Neil A. Armstrong carried during his July 1969 journey to the moon sold at auction for more than $2 million on July 16.

A splendid little 1797 Draped Bust, 16 Stars Obverse half dime graded PCGS MS-65+ with a green CAC sticker was no slouch in Legend’s June 27 auction, bringing $105,750.

Detailed engraving that tells the story of Hannah Bartlett of Salisbury, New Hampshire, captured the interest of bidders in a Stack's Bowers auction, on its way to $1,320 on May 25.

Collectors could be getting a 2021-CC Morgan dollar struck at the old Carson City Mint if new legislation is approved by Congress.

This "MONSTER" PCGS MS-68 CAC stunner diverges from the general mintage of 1949-D Washington quarter dollars, realizing $43,475 against an estimate of $12,000 to $14,000.

The 15-country Economic Community of West African States is still working to introduce the “eco” to spur economic development.

The 2019 ANA convention medals and badges feature a portrait of Abraham Lincoln and a pair of roses in obverse and reverse designs by James Franki.

Chris and Jeff explore thirty years of numismatic reporting with their colleague Paul Gilkes, and talk about the Manila Mint and Barber Dimes.

The first detailed study on the effects of coin minting on the economy and employment in the European Union reveals dramatic impact.

A medal for an act of bravery sold during a June 26 auction by Spink in New York City, realizing a hammer price of $500, the lower end of the estimate of $500 to $600.

The 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing is being commemorated with the Bureau of Engraving and Printing’s highest denomination Premium Currency Product.

Have you joined the growing number of listeners who have subscribed to the Coin World Podcast, which made its debut during the first week in April?

Convicted Minnesota coin dealer Barry Ron Skog, 68, will spend time incarcerated for selling counterfeit United States coins as part of a plea agreement.

Scottsdale Mint continues is bullion series for the Eastern Caribbean nations with 2019 Brown Pelican coins for St. Kitts and Nevis.

The National Bank of Ukraine is reducing the number of denominations it issues from 17 to 12 in the next three years, while adding a 1,000-hryvnia note.

A new 1-ounce silver dollar from Niue presents a close view of the Tasmanian devil, an animal native to Australia.

The Pride of Two Nations 2019 Two-Coin sets' sales have neared their authorized limits, pausing sales, but a few were held back for a special offer at the ANA show in August.

A rainbow of what Classical Numismatic Group called “High quality enameling” decorates the headdress on this 1908 Indian Head $2.50 quarter eagle that sold May 29 for $540.

Sales for the Proof 2019-S American Eagle silver dollar struck at the San Francisco Mint will start at noon Eastern Time Aug. 6 from the U.S. Mint .