The Blue Moon Collection's 1793 Flowing Hair, Chain cent with flaws was perfect — for a cost-conscious collector.

The Royal Oak Mint, with error coin specialist and dealer Ken Potter, offers Frank Gasparro's Flowing Hair Liberty design overstruck on Anthony dollars.

The Uncirculated 2017 Frederick Douglass National Historic Site 5-ounce silver coin goes on sale May 2.

The status of the 2017 Congratulation set was officially changed to “sold out” at the U.S. Mint’s website April 27.

Legend Rare Coin Auctions’ Regency Auction XXI, set for May 18, offers some popular Seated Liberty and Barber silver coins that are also the finest-knowns.

The recent Stack’s Bowers Galleries Baltimore Expo auction of the Blue Moon Collection offered diverse, quality coins beyond the headline-dominating Pogue sale.

Several classic U.S. coins that are the finest-known examples will highlight the Regency Auction XXI by Legend Rare Coin Auctions, set for May 18.

Our first weekly print issue of May also features a poorly made imitation of a Chinese rarity, along with other die insights.

An 1814 Capped Bust half dollar that sold in Heritage Auctions' recent sale of U.S. coins in Dallas is of two major error types.

Pogue sale aside, the Stack's Bowers Galleries Baltimore Expo is no stranger to a variety of rare coins. This 'unicorn' Indian Head $5 is a great example.

James F. Ruddy, one half of one of the most famous coin auction houses of the 20th century, died April 12 after a brief illness.

The United States Mint on May 1 opens the design competition for the four 2019 coins commemorating the 50th anniversary of the flight of Apollo 11.

If the United States Mint were to decide to offer unsold 2017 Congratulations sets in a second round of sales, only a small number would be available.

The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear the case involving ownership of 10 1933 Saint-Gaudens gold double eagles.

The Week's Most Read also dives into a few fascinating Paper Money stories, as well as some serious numbers from the Pogue Collection.

Three different versions of the Frederick Douglass National Historic Site quarter dollar will be held in a three-coin set going on sale from the Mint April 24.

“United States Proof Coins: 1936–1942” by Roger W. Burdette is the most comprehensive work on the subject in decades and covers new ground.

The Numismatic Guaranty Corporation joined forces with Whitman to create a limited edition official Red Book to commemorate the NGC's 30 years of operation.

United States Mint officials have finally released sales figures for the 2017 Congratulations set.

Over time, collectors have become enamored with varieties like the 1992-D Lincoln, Close AM cent, a prime example of a variety.

Early American's April 29 auction features an 1864 presidential ferrotype depicting Republican John C. Fremont and running mate John Cochrane.

A Matte Proof 1922 Peace, High Relief silver dollar is a highlight of the Heritage auction at the CSNS April 27 in suburban Chicago.

The D. Brent Pogue Collection of 600+ coins realized $106.69 million across five separate auctions by Stack’s Bowers Galleries and Sotheby’s.

The official launch ceremony in Missouri for the 2017 Ozark National Scenic Riverways quarter dollar is scheduled for June 5.

We take a look back at the week that was in numismatics.