A unique 1908 $5 pattern of Bela Lyon Pratt’s original designs for the Indian Head half eagle has been missing since the 1980s.

This rich 1802/1 Capped Bust gold $5 half eagle graded PCGS Very Good 10 with a green Certified Acceptance Corp. sticker is a rare find.

Saint-Gaudens initially turned down requests to design the World’s Columbian Exposition award medal, but eventually relented and accepted the commission.

U.S. Mint officials target customers who have a history of excessive product returns; West African countries took a significant step toward a single currency.

Numismatic Conservation Services has begun curating coins recovered from the June 14, 1838, wreck of the SS Pulaski, for NGC to grade and encapsulate.

A 1787 Brasher, EB Punch on Wing gold doubloon graded PCGS Mint State 63,CAC, has changed hands in a private transaction for more than $5 million.

The United States Mint will be releasing a plethora of numismatic products in April, May and June.

Given the strength of the obverse with its bold date, PCGS called it About Good 3, and its imperfections aren't distracting.

Evans elaborates on items found near the main shipwreck, including a nearly 25-pound ingot, and canvas sacks thought to be full of raw gold.

This one is graded Good 4 by PCGS and is one of fewer than a dozen examples traced; examples in all grades are expensive.

The three members of the commission present quickly endorsed all six of the Legion’s recommendations for its commemorative program.

The 2018 America the Beautiful Quarters Uncirculated Coin set goes on sale starting at noon Eastern Time March 29.

The bureau of the Mint has a director at the helm for the first time since Edmund Moy resigned in January 2011.

The first of the treasure recovered from the SS Central America in 2014 is now on sale.

Collectors are beginning to receive their 2018 Breast Cancer Awareness coins from the U.S. Mint. The coins first went on sale at noon Eastern Time March 15.

A congressional gold medal honoring the World War II contributions of the Office of Strategic Services was presented March 21.

U.S. Mint customers whose return rates are in excess of 2 percent will face possible sanctions under the Mint’s new, more restrictive return policy.

As the America the Beautiful quarter dollar series winds down, two legislators in Congress have suggested a replacement — honoring women.

Also in this issue, Bill O'Rourke finds several modern U.S. coins in circulated rolls that technically shouldn't be there but are anyway.

This week we also learned that Great Britain is considering whether to stop making their smallest coins.

The March 13 debate over three commemorative coins to mark the American Legion’s centennial seemed almost doomed from the start.

In part four of our video series, we take a look at a chunk of gold-veined quartz, “a piece of the mother lode” from California’s 19th century gold country.

Design themes for the reverses of Native American dollars each year from 2021 through 2024 will include soldiers, a lawyer, a doctor, and a centennial.

Evans relates a little about the chemistry of the solution soaking the coins free of the geologic deposits of the seafloor, prior to their long-awaited display.

Going through his process of curating the coins can take anywhere from a few hours to several days depending on how much encrustation has built up