Millions of dollars in rare coins entered the market in 2014 from several landmark collections, while major auctions in 2015 and beyond were also announced.

New product releases by the U.S. Mint generally don’t trigger literal customer stampedes, but 2014 witnessed a Mint marketing effort that did just that.

Q. David Bowers offers two suggestions regarding collectors making 2015 New Year's resolutions.

Sign up as a new ANA member at Money.org or at 800-514-2646, and get a $10 discount with the code CW15. Make 2015 an outstanding year for numismatic education.

Legend Rare Coin Auctions’ Regency Auction X in Las Vegas was highlighted by the Bob Simpson Mint State Barber dime collection.

San Marino’s 2015 collector coin program has been released. A silver coin will mark the 150th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's assassination.

An 1860 Mormon gold $5 coin and an 1860 Clark, Gruber & Co. gold $10 coin anchor the 19 lots of pioneer gold coins to be offered in Berlin Auction 2015.

The auctions associated with the Florida United Numismatists show in Orlando, Jan. 8 to 11, are massive events for the rare coin market.

Legend Rare Coin Auctions’ Regency Auction X in Las Vegas was highlighted by the Bob Simpson Mint State Barber dime collection.

he 16th annual MPC Fest is set for March 13 to 16 in Port Clinton, Ohio.

Coins struck at the Carson City Mint in Nevada in the late 1800s are in demand today.

The U.S. Mint ensures there will be sufficient Proof silver 2015-W American Eagle for the Florida United Numismatists Convention Jan. 8 to 11 in Orlando.

The “Sold Out” status has been applied just before before the Mint halts all purchases of 2014 commemorative coins at noon Eastern Time Dec. 30.

Treasure Trivia is a numismatic treasure hunt, where collectors age 17 and younger pick up clues that take them all across the bourse floor.

We like to ask Coin World Facebook fans to share about the numismatic acquisitions they've made recently.

1795 Capped Bust half eagle in the Platinum Night auction is the single-finest certified 18th century gold $5 piece; it is graded NGC MS-66 ?.

The market for high-quality, historic U.S. rare coins set another record for numismatic auctions in 2014.

The sought-after Enhanced Uncirculated Native American dollars were originally sold with $1 notes as part of the U.S. Mint's American Coin and Currency sets.

The auctions associated with the Florida United Numismatists show in Orlando, Jan. 8 to 11, are massive events for the rare coin market.

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Collectors can now buy from the Franklin Mint duplicates of the pewter medal to be used for the "coin" toss before the Jan. 1 Allstate Sugar Bowl.

Calendar year 2014 sales of American Eagle 1-ounce silver bullion coins by the U.S. Mint broke the record established in 2013 by more than 1.3 million coins.

A pattern 1913 Indian Head 5-cent coin without the designer’s initial and special 1921 Morgan dollars highlighted Legend Rare Coin Auctions’ ?Dec. 18 sale.

Selections from the Keith Davignon Collection of Capped Bust Half Dollars highlight Sheridan Downey's Jan. 8 mail-bid sale of Bust coinage.

New law provides collectors and dealers expanded legal remedies involving nongenuine numismatic items.