Presidential Coin & Antique Co.’s Auction Eighty-Four Exonumia Auction closing June 30 offers more than 1,100 tokens, medals and related numismatic exonumia.

Two coin dealers started a revolution in the numismatic marketplace in the 1980s by issuing simple ad flyers.

Sometimes it doesn’t take a fortune to own a rare coin. Rather, it takes something rarer: a bit of extraordinary luck.

Bonhams June 2, 2014, auction was notable for its selection of gold U.S. coins including two Proof $20 double eagles that both broke the $200,000 mark.

The U.S. Mint contends that 1974-D Lincoln aluminum cents were never authorized to be issued as a coin or made legal tender.

The Eugene H. Gardner Collection contains, among other items, what some numismatists regard as one of the finest collections of American silver coins.

A collector off-and-on since age 8, Bryan Trigg said he got the urge to resume searching rolls in after he found a 1909 Lincoln, V.D.B. cent in his change.

The T. Harrison Garrett example of Class III 1804 Draped Bust silver dollar will be offered during Stack’s Bowers Galleries’ Aug. 8 auction in Rosemont, Ill.

Once in hand, a coin purchased as a gamble on eBay proved more interesting than the buyer could have imagined.

A circulation-quality 2014 Calvin Coolidge Presidential dollar missing its edge devices was reported May 30.

The 2014 Raleigh Money Expo will take place July 18 to 20 at the North Carolina State Fairgrounds Exposition Center and feature 150 dealer tables.

A mysterious Twitter user is dishing out gold coins to the masses in the Chattanooga, Tenn., area.

Nez and 28 other Navajo men were recruited by the Marine Corps to develop a code that could be used during battle and not be cracked by the Japanese.

1737 copper threepence token is said to have been struck by Dr. Samuel Higley to pay the good doctor's bar bill though Higley died in a shipwreck in 1737.

The House Financial Services Subcommittee on Monetary Policy and Trade sets June 11 hearing titled “The Production and Circulation of Coins and Currency.”

Medal's obverse shows original Ferris Wheel from the World’s Columbian Exposition; reverse shows modern Chicago skyline. Copper, silver, gold versions.

The deadline to submit public comment on the U.S. Mint’s alternative metals research for circulating coinage has been extended to June 24.

Cumulative sales by the U.S. Mint of 1-ounce gold American Eagle bullion coins during the first five months of 2014 are down 340,000 coins from 2013 levels.

With a new month underway, it's a great time to check in with the U.S. Mint for its upcoming product schedule.

Diligent collectors continue to find and report die varieties of Lincoln cents found in circulation. Even minor doubled die varieties are important to report.

Coin World asked its fatherly Facebook fans which coin they’d love to be given on Father’s Day June 15.

An 1842 Seated Liberty, Small Date, Small Letters half dollar, known by just four examples, is offered in a July 23 Heritage auction in New York City.

Amazon has launched online its Collectible Coins store.

In total, the two days of auctions at Eric P. Newman IV, focused on early American coins, realized more than $11 million.

Proposed obverse and reverse designs for a congressional gold medal honoring Israeli's outgoing president, Shimon Peres, were recommended June 2 by the CCAC.