An 1866 Coronet gold $20 double eagle graded Proof 65 Cameo by NGC with a rarely seen gold CAC sticker will headline Heritage’s April 27 Platinum Night auction.

In 2008, the Mint began making an Uncirculated version of the American Buffalo with a W Mint mark. Perfect examples of this low mintage coin bring a premium.

Modern coins are becoming a niche category for many collectors and this 2015-W American Liberty gold $100 coin with a perfect grade fits that bill.

The .9999 fine 1-ounce gold coin goes on sale from the U.S. Mint at noon ET.

The release of the Congratulations set adds to the narrative that the U.S. Mint needs to overhaul its approach to limited-edition releases.

James H. “Jimmie” Cohen, who spent more than seven decades as a professional numismatist died March 28 at age 91.

The U.S. Mint April 5 left open the possibility that sales for the 2017 Congratulation set, which recorded an apparent sellout April 4, could be reopened.

The fifth and final session of Stack’s Bowers Galleries’ and Sotheby’s auctions of rare coins from the D. Brent Pogue Collection realized $21,374,013.75.

Collectors had no difficulties April 6 placing orders with the U.S. Mint online or by telephone for the Proof 1792–2017-W American Liberty gold $100 coin.

The U.S. Mint’s four production facilities will strike five 2017 American Liberty silver medals, not four, and will use four different finishes.

Also this week, a long-lost English note re-surfaces, and the highly touted 1804 Dexter dollar lives up to the hype.

A federal hiring freeze imposed by President Trump prevents the U.S. Mint from filling two vacancies on its engraving staff.

Some 300 people attended the U.S. Mint’s official launch ceremony in Washington, D.C., for the 2017 Frederick Douglass National Historic Site quarter dollar.

The 2017 edition of the U.S. Mint’s annual Uncirculated Mint set will be offered to the collecting public beginning at noon ET May 17.

The collection from Steve Brewer offered some unusual pieces to collectors, including this Flying Eagle pattern cent whose design can be considered awkward.

The U.S. Mint April 4 ended sales of the 2017 Congratulations set within two minutes of its becoming available, leaving many unsuccessful attempted buyers.

Part of the challenge of the Flying Eagle cent patterns is that so many different varieties are dated 1854 to 1858.

One of the coolest pieces in Steve Brewer's collection of Flying Eagle cent patterns was a unique coin with two obverses and no date, from 1858.

Publisher Joseph Pulitzer is the subject of the 2017 Jewish-American Hall of Fame medal.

The Dexter 1804 silver dollar realized $3,290,000 in the Pogue V auction on the evening of March 31.

The Proof 2017-W American Liberty gold $100 coin on sale at noon ET April 6 comes with a 48-page book tracing the coin’s design, development and production.