Twenty-one hobo-nickel-style coin carvers united recently to carve 25 irregular pieces cut from an America the Beautiful 5-ounce silver bullion quarter dollar.

When Augustus B. Sage founded the American Numismatic Society in 1858, he was all of 16 years of age.

The two hallmark coins of the D. Brent Pogue Collection, the finest known 1804 dollar and the only privately held 1822 half eagle, will be offered on May 25.

Among this week's submissions is a 1937 Lincoln cent that has an obverse doubled die, and a 1913 Indian Head, Bison on Mound 5-cent with a doubled die reverse.

Several factors contributed to an impressive price tag for this 1946 Iowa Statehood Centennial commemorative half dollar sold by Legend Rare Coin Auctions.

There’s a bit of romance in the portrait of Liberty on the Peace dollar, and an acknowledgement of the changing complexion of the United States.

Not all coins are able to meet the expectations set by a reserve price. This Barber half formerly of the famed Eric P. Newman Collection is an example.

Police in Louisville, Ky., continue to investigate the Dec. 27, 2015 theft of $1.4 million in 19th century political campaign items from attorney Scott Dolson.

The United States Mint is scheduled to begin sales at noon Eastern Time March 7 for the five-coin 2016-S America the Beautiful Quarters Silver Proof set.

Last week, a feature from NBC Dateline, investigated a grisly murder of a hardworking, coin collecting couple from Springfield, Missouri

An unusual 1792 pattern half disme will be offered at Heritage’s March 3 to 6 American Numismatic Association National Money Show auction in Dallas.

A 1964-D Kennedy half dollar graded MS-68 that displayed toning "reminiscent of a Grateful Dead T-shirt" recently sold by Legend Rare Coin Auctions.

Join community historians, archivists, genealogists, archaeologists, researchers, educators, authors of history, and others for this weekend showcase.