Heritage Auctions' July 16–18 sale of over 1,400 U.S. coin lots at the FUN Convention in Orlando totaled $12,398,453 — led by a record-setting 1797 half dollar ($91,500), an 1861-S Paquet Reverse $20 gold piece ($128,100), and an 1861 CSA restrike cent ($32,940).

Early American History Auctions' 146-lot online sale (closed Aug. 29) featured Revolutionary War-era Colonial currency, encased postage, Civil War slave badges, and autographs — highlighted by a Union soldier's dog tag and an 1805 Washington memorial medal.

RR Auction’s Olympic and FIFA memorabilia sale brought $982,796, led by a 1924 Chamonix winner’s medal at $62,500 and Jules Rimet’s 1930 World Cup gold medal at $71,250.

DLRC’s no-reserve Old Holder Collection auction features 100 vintage-holder coins, including Gold CAC pieces and consecutive PCGS OGH groups.

Stack’s Bowers Galleries auctioned off a rare MS-66 Casascius 0.5 Bitcoin funded on July 4, 2013, during its June 18 Showcase Auction celebrating America’s 250th anniversary.

Nomos’ May 31 Zürich auction of 471 ancient coins realized 2,232,825 Swiss francs, led by a Postumus gold aureus at 150,000 francs, with other Greek, Roman and Byzantine highlights.

Heritage’s CSNS auctions totaled $46.44M, led by a record $2.135M 1879 Coiled Hair Stella. Other U.S., world, ancient coins and paper money also set strong prices, including several record-breaking U.S. coin sales.

To capture the attention of token and medal enthusiasts, Heritage Auctions presents its Certified American Tokens & Medals US Coins Showcase Auction May 26.

A Stack’s Bowers March 17 auction set several price records including for a Proof 1882 Coronet gold $20 double eagle, one of fewer than 20 examples known, that sold for $810,000.

RR Auction’s April 23 sale features Gene Cernan’s thrice‑flown 1953 $2 note—the only paper money carried in Earth and lunar orbit and to the moon—anchoring the 155‑lot Richard Jurek space‑flown numismatic collection.

A 17‑coin Iron Age gold hoard discovered near Bury St. Edmunds by professor Tom Licence will be auctioned by Noonans on March 4. The coins, linked to rulers Addedomaros and Dubnovellaunos, highlight rare inscriptions and historic significance.

Selections from the Dean Oakes Family Collection realized more than $1.5 million during a February 3 sale of the 93 lots that included early American rarities.

The Adams-Carter specimen of the Class III 1804 dollar was offered during the Heritage FUN Signature Auction and sold for $3.538 million with buyer's premium.

More than $7 million was realized during the Heritage Auctions sale of the Harvey B. Jacobson Jr. Collection and the Colonel Steven Ellsworth Collection at the FUN show.

Only the third known example of the first Islamic coin to mention a location was offered during the Classical Numismatic Group's Triton XXIX auction, bringing $1.1 million.

A number of top collections will be among the offerings during Heritage Auctions' sales as part of the New York International Numismatic Convention in January.

An extremely rare and important gold dinar will be offered during the Classical Numismatic Group’s Triton XXIX auction in January.

The Heritage FUN U.S. Signature sale will see the Adams-Carter 1804 Class III dollar being sold from the Presidio Collection, making a return from a 2009 sale.

Rare notes from Panama in 1941 that had an extra limited life as the nation's currency will be sold in a Dec. 11 presentation by Dutch Country Auctions.

A Flying Dragon pattern gold dollar coin graded Specimen 64+ by Professional Coin Grading Service was the top seller in the Stack's Bowers and Ponterio Hong Kong sale.