The United States Mint will offer the last of the Enhanced Reverse Proof 2019-S American Eagle silver dollars at noon ET on Aug. 12. Fewer than 100 are available.

Chris flies solo this week, interviewing Robert Wright, a financial historian and author of One Nation, Under Debt, Corporation Nation, and The Genealogy of American Finance. Their discussion centers on Revolutionary War finance.

Because the World's Fair of Money was canceled, the ANA will offer its annual awards celebration in a virtual ceremony Sept. 2.

“Monster” toned Morgan dollars remain in hot demand, and during the PCGS Members Only show auction, the coin pictured here blasted past its $2,500 to $3,000 estimate to $18,212.50.

The United States Mint's decision to offer unsold inventory of older precious metals coins angers collectors, who believe the decision violates their trust about product offerings.

A "Quintuple Stella" pattern in copper is among coins selected from the pattern collection of Texas energy executive Bob Simpson for a Heritage auction Sept. 17.

The finest graded 1934 Peace dollar with a CAC green sticker brought $105,750 during the Legend Rare Coins Regency Auction 39 in Las Vegas.

Interest ran high in how the U.S. Mint contemplates keeping up with demand for silver bullion coins, while readers also enjoyed the good news of a rare coin find and its sale with a happy ending.

Bronze duplicates of the congressional gold medal honoring the World War II crew of USS "Indianapolis," lost to Japanese torpedoes July 30, 1945, are now for sale from the U.S. Mint.

The U.S. Mint sends out the message via its YouTube account that the ongoing disruption in the flow of coins in commerce is a circulation problem, not a Mint issue, and people can help.

The fewer than 100 surplus Enhanced Reverse Proof 2019-S American Eagles silver dollars offered from canceled orders by the U.S. Mint sold out almost immediately Aug. 5.

Top examples of silver dollars, like this 1863 coin, one of the finest of all Proof Seated Liberty dollars, soared at Legend's Regency Auction 39, the first auction at a coin show since the pandemic began.

The Pennsylvania Association of Numismatists had arranged to encapsulate 300 dollar coins for use at the ANA World's Fair of Money, but the event cancellation has led to an alternative idea.

Jeff and Chris interview C. John Ferreri, an expert on obsolete paper money. They also discuss the recent gold price surge, and share some anecdotes from their collecting pasts.

Though the 1902-O Morgan dollar's rarity changed when the Mint released more from the vaults, one of top the five examples, in PCGS MS-67+, can expect great competition at auction.

A couple walked into an Ohio coin shop with three double eagles. One of them turned out to be a great rarity from the Carson City Mint worth $100,000 or more.

The Denver Mint's only role in minting Morgan dollars was in the final year of the series, the 1921-D coin, and a collector will find very few better than this CAC-approved MS-66+ example.

The Proof 65+ Deep Cameo 1855 Indian Head, Small Head dollar in Legend's Regency 39 sale wowed bidders, along with an MS-68+ 1864 gold dollar and a Proof 67 Deep Cameo 1865 Seated Liberty half dollar.

Silver coins and gold dust recovered from the sunken S.S. Central America will be offered at auction for the first time in a September auction by Ira & Larry Goldberg.

The plus sign added to a grade, in use over 10 years, along with CAC certification, verfies premium quality for a coin and can do wonders for its value.