Ventris C. Gibson, currently acting Mint director and now nominated to a full five-year term as the 40th director of the Mint, has an opportunity to repair relationships with Mint customers.

Top quality Morgan dollars to be offered in an upcoming Heritage auction in Dallas will be available for viewing as part of the Feb. 15 to 19 Long Beach Expo in California.

The United States Mint continues its silver medal program honoring U.S. presidents with the latest offering, depicting James K. Polk, available on Feb. 14.

Rolls, bags and boxes of circulation-quality 2022 Native American dollars made at the Philadelphia and Denver Mints will become available from the U.S. Mint on Feb. 9.

The American Women quarter dollars program is getting noticed with the distribution of the circulating coins and the upcoming sale of a five-coin Proof set on the Mint schedule.

An unusual wrong planchet error, an 1866 Shield 2-cent coin on an Indian Head cent planchet, sold for $18,000 in Heritage's January online sale, as did a 1942 Walking Liberty half dollar on a quarter planchet.

Jeff returns from New York and recaps his visit to the Big Apple while Larry catches us up on what some of the past guests have been doing, including a playoff touchdown for our favorite football numismatist.

A PCGS MS-65 out-of-collar broadstrike 1906-D Coronet $10 eagle is a rare example of a gold coin error. It sold for $10,800 to a bidder in Heritage's January online sale of error coins.

The release of the 2022 Maya Angelou quarter dollar, the first in the American Women quarters program, is garnering a lot of attention in the general media, and that is a good thing for collecting.

An 1864 Shield, Large Motto 2-cent coin graded Mint State 65 brown by NGC, a great example of an obverse capped die error, sold for $45,600, leading sales in a Jan. 3 Heritage auction of error coins.

Two separate measures seeking congressional gold medals advanced, as the U.S. Senate passed a bill to recognize Mamie Till-Mobley and Emmet Till, her son, and considers one for the Freedom Riders.

Acting director Ventris Gibson is formally nominated for a five-year term as director of the United States Mint by President Joe Biden, and the nomination awaits Senate confirmation.

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A five-coin 2022-S American Women Quarters Proof set of the copper-nickel clad coins goes on sale from the U.S. Mint at noon Eastern Time Feb. 10, with no mintage limit or order restrictions.

The first shipments of 2022-P and 2022-D American Women, Maya Angelou quarter dollars are on the way to the Federal Reserve for circulation, as the newest quarter program begins.

It took more than a day, as the privy-marked Proof 2022-P Negro Leagues Baseball commemorative silver dollars reached the "Currently Unavailable" status by the third day of sales.

Mint product sales starting off well in 2022 and a warning about counterfeit Federal Reserve notes making their way through Asia are two stories gathering attention recently.

Indian Head gold $10 eagles from the Half Dome Collection, several described as exceptional and rare, are featured lots in the Jan. 27 Legend Rare Coin Auctions Regency 50 Auction.

The featured Pointed Rays, STATES UNITED, 4 Cinquefoils Newman 17-S variety of 1787 Fugio copper, graded Extremely Fine 45 by PCGS, is a solid example for a type set of early American coins.

Jeff and Larry hear about the Garfield Heights (OH) Coin Club’s venture into the world of fantasy “sports” with a unique contest that allows “players” to anticipate the coins that will increase in value in the year ahead…sounds easy, but it’s not (or we’d all be milllionaires). We’ll let Lou Raffis give you the details.