Jeff was able to attend his first FUN show, and he pulled four different people from various aspects of the hobby over to the Coin World booth to discuss their interests and share their news.

Bronze duplicates of the congressional gold medal presented Jan. 15 to former New Orleans Saints safety Steve Gleason and ALS sufferer/research advocate, are being made available by the U.S. Mint.

David Hall discusses the current coin market from the FUN show in Orlando, FL. He also offers his suggestions on what you should be collecting right now.

Move over, Baby Yoda, and make way for social media’s new darling creatures: Baby Bat and Mama, both found on the first America the Beautiful quarter dollar for 2020.

The 2020-S America the Beautiful Quarters Silver Proof set will go on sale from the U.S. Mint at noon Eastern Time Feb. 20.

The latest, but still to be audited, sales for the 2018 Proof, Silver Proof and Uncirculated Mint sets show totals for the numismatic products that are the lowest in decades.

Proposed designs for a gold $25 coin and silver and bronze medals to mark 75th anniversary of the end of World War II were recommended Jan.16 by the Commission of Fine Arts.

The West Point Mint has already begun production of the five 2020-W America the Beautiful quarter dollars for distribution into general circulation, but with a twist.

Two of our features in the February 2020 issue of “Coin World” focus on the history of the Carson City Mint, which turns 150 years old this year, and the wonderful coins that it struck.

Our most-read articles of the past week included a report about 2020-W 5-cent coins, more about our top stories of 2019, and price increases by the U.S. Mint.

Author and collector Winston Zach join Chris and Jeff to discuss his new book, Bad Metal, Copper & Nickel, which reviews the landscape for contemporary counterfeit United States coins, and presents a look at those issues in copper and nickel.

A year ago, we offered four predictions for 2019. Now it’s time to see how accurate we were in “predicting” the future.

Stack’s Bowers Galleries offered the E. Horatio Morgan Collection at its Nov. 15, 2019, Whitman Expo auctions, a collection that included 546 of the 558 known die marriages for all half dollars from 1794 through 1836.

One of the top stories of 2019 involved a major change to tradition for U.S. silver coinage, while another featured an announcement that excited collectors.

Three 2020 annual sets sold by the U.S. Mint — the Proof set, Silver Proof set and Uncirculated Coin set — will be accompanied by a 2020-W Jefferson 5-cent coin with one of three different finishes.

Columns exclusive to the latest issue of “Coin World” cover such subjects as struck fragment errors, a medal designed by the creator of the Morgan dollar, and Russian money both “Terrible and Great.”

Last week’s most-read articles including a preview of a column about a lesser known doubled die variety of 1955 Lincoln cent and the first part of our analysis of the Top 10 Stories of 2019.

The five-coin 2020-S America the Beautiful Silver Quarters Proof set will be offered Feb. 20 by the U.S. Mint at $42.50, $5.55 more than was charged for the 2019-S set.

Jeff and Chris reflect on the painful legacies of some deeply problematic numismatists in the first episode of 2020.

A 1903 Philippines peso struck 10 percent off center sold for $2,640 in a 2019 Stack’s Bowers Galleries auction.