Featuring a sunflower design, the Proof 2025-W American Liberty High Relief 1-ounce .9999 fine gold $100 coin and 1-ounce .999 fine silver medal will go on sale in August.

Some iconic movies have hit milestones and, given the recent attention paid to popular culture in numismatics, one has to wonder what is going to be popular in 50 years?

American citizens who volunteered for military service for Allied nations who entered World War II before the United States may be on the receiving end of additional honors.

The United States Mint is offering bronze Presidential medals honoring the presidency of Joe Biden with two different diameters providing a choice of options for collectors.

John W. Highfill, Tulsa, Oklahoma, coin dealer who founded the National Silver Dollar Roundtable, passed away on June 15, 2025, at the age of 82.

The 2025-S Silver Proof set will go on sale to the public in August, but customers who sign up for the U.S. Mint's subscription program can order the set in advance.

In addition to the privy mark for the United States, the U.S. Mint will be offering similar treatment to honor the U.S. Navy and U.S. Marine Corps on Proof 2025 American Eagle silver dollars.

The U.S. Mint offered up a document detailing revised FY2025 expectations as well as those for FY2026 and the report projects a 3.3% reduction from previous expectations.

Sales from the United States Mint will begin mid-July for the 2025 Uncirculated Coin Set that features 10 coins each from the Denver and Philadelphia Mints.

The latest in Winston Zack's series of books on circulating contemporary counterfeit coins focuses on the higher denominations of silver issues with "Bad Metal, Silver: 50c to S$1."

One of three known inaugural medals in gold created for John F. Kennedy by an Italian designer was discovered and offered in a recent sale, but failed to meet the reserve bid.

The U.S. Mint will be selling Proof 2025-W American silver eagles with a special privy mark to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the establishment of the forerunner of the U.S. Army.

Coins that are not collectible need to recirculate, and that could save money by keeping the Mint from having to make more when no more are really needed.

The first of the superhero coins and medals from the U.S. Mint will feature Superman and will become available in July with two more issues due out in 2025.

Steamship tokens have been the subject of recent research including those used for transit on a route between Seattle and destinations in Alaska.

Measures have been introduced in the House and Senate calling for congressional gold medal recognition for Henrietta Lacks whose medical treatment led to life-saving discoveries.

Congress has approved the use of Emancipation Hall for the June 26 awarding of a congressional gold medal approved in 2022 for Army Rangers who served in WWII>

A review of a double denomination coin from the 1800s has led experts to believe the coin was likely created outside the production facilities of the U.S. Mint.

Visitors to the home of Thomas Jefferson will have a chance to learn more about Jefferson's relationship with fellow patriot Alexander Hamilton in a new experience connected to the semiquincentennial.

A collection built on the book "100 Greatest U.S. Coins" is being revealed through the MyCollect social site with many of the coins expected to be displayed at future events.