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The Proof 70 grade is proving elusive for some of the coins in the San Francisco Mint 2018 Silver Reverse Proof set.

Reader liked our stories about the Proof 2018 American Eagle palladium coin and which big national retailers are now offering bullion products online.

The “Readers Ask” column responds to a collector who owns what looks like a very famous and very rare U.S. coin from 1783.

We now know what the three 2019 American Legion 100th Anniversary commemorative coins will look like.

The Cumberland Island National Seashore 2018 Quarter, 3-Coin set goes on sale from the U.S. Mint at noon Eastern Time Sept. 13.

Perhaps the finest known 1934 Peace dollar, graded MS-67 and bearing a green CAC sticker, surpassed expectations in Philadelphia to realize $108,000.

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An eye-appealing 1921 Peace dollar graded MS-67 brought $132,000 at Stack’s Bowers Galleries’ Aug. 15 Rarities Night sale at the ANA show.

The United States Mint opens a call for artists to participate in its Artistic Infusion Program, with applications accepted until Oct. 29, 2018.

The Smithsonian is moving toward making its Lilly Collection available to viewers online. That’s great news for coin collectors and is the wave of the future.

Legislation has been introduced seeking a congressional gold medal to be posthumously awarded to singer Aretha Franklin.

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Sales for the first two Presidential medals issued Aug. 16 in silver are progressing, but not in significantly large numbers.

The U.S. Mint will offer 15,000 Proof 2018-W American Eagle 1-ounce palladium coins on Sept. 6. How quickly will they sell out? Will they sell out?

Many collectors dream of finding a rare coin in circulation. Three columns in the Sept. 10 issue of Coin World tell of great circulation finds.

The 6,125 numismatic items that comprise the Josiah K. Lilly Jr. Collection at the Smithsonian Institution are being digitally imaged for online access.

Three appealing Mint State coins from the San Francisco Mint are among the highlights of Ira and Larry Goldberg’s Sept. 3 to 5 Pre-Long Beach auction.

The extraordinary eye-appeal of certain examples among the already attractive Walking Liberty half dollars can lead to some surprising auction results.

The Industry Council for Tangible Assets recognized three individuals Aug. 15 for their work in combating counterfeiters and those who traffic in counterfeits.

Common-date coins become rare when few survive in high condition, including the 1933-S Walking Liberty half dollar.

The price of gold has been in a slump lately. Certain “generic” gold coins are trading at low prices as a result.

A unique 1792 Washington President gold pattern realized $1.74 million during Heritage’s Aug. 16 Platinum Night auction in Philadelphia.

Our editors are back from the ANA convention, and reports of all they learned there will be pouring into our pages in the days and weeks ahead.

The recently discovered example of an 1854-S Coronet gold half eagle realized $2.16 million in Heritage’s Aug. 16 Platinum Night auction in Philadelphia.

The finest-known of five pieces sold at its $3.8 million opening bid at a televised Stack’s Bowers Galleries’ Aug. 14 Rarities Sale in Philadelphia.

Readers consume news of Big Mac tokens and find a green snake on a coin fascinating, making those the most-read articles of the past week.

Features on Lesher Referendum dollars and “early-date” Indian Head cents, and tips on grading Indian Head 5-cent coins, are exclusive to the September issue.

The United States Mint released the designs for the 2019 America the Beautiful quarter dollars Aug. 14, as the program nears its end in 2021.

U.S. Mint Director David Ryder sat down with Coin World to discuss the Mint’s future, including a new Virtues of Liberty gold coin in 2019.

What appears to be a waffle-canceled copper-plated 5-cent test piece from the U.S. Mint’s research into alloy alternatives for U.S. coins surfaced Aug. 14.

The United States Mint will introduce a gold coin series espousing the Virtues of Liberty starting in 2019, continuing a series of special gold coins.

The 1923-S Walking Liberty half dollar is a condition rarity within the series. One grading MS-66 is especially rare.

Most 1896-S quarter dollars are well worn. This textbook AU-58 example, nearly Mint State, brought $9,900.

Three 1933 Saint-Gaudens $20 gold double eagles in U.S. Mint custody are being brought to Philadelphia for exhibit Aug. 14 to 18.

A new regular column debuts in the Aug. 27 issue of Coin World: “Tokens to Collect.”

McDonald’s Big Mac token promotion and CCAC displeasure with designs for a 2018 coin were our top two most-read articles during the past week.

Legislation seeking a congressional gold medal for the crew of the USS Indianapolis passed Aug. 1 in the U.S. Senate and is now in the House of Representatives.

What is being identified as an 1878-S Morgan dollar presentation strike for dignitaries has been authenticated and graded Specimen 65 by PCGS.

Since few were saved at the time of issue, the population is generally well-worn, so any lustrous About Uncirculated example is a prize.

The American Innovation dollar coin program is unnecessary and largely unwanted, but if it has to be carried out, then let us use the best designs.

An 1873 Indian Head, Doubled Die Obverse cent graded MS-64 brown by PCGS is among the offerings in Stack’s Bowers’ ANA Rarities Night auction.

The CCAC rejected all proposed designs for the 2018 American Innovation $1 coin via teleconference July 31.

Heritage’s Aug. 16 Platinum Night auction at the ANA show will offer a high-grade example of a rare Proof Seated Liberty half dollar.

Auction firms are already collecting sales taxes from their customers in certain states, the result of the Supreme Court's recent ruling.

Two of the top five articles focus on the American Innovation dollars, with another focusing on the possibility of U.S. coins shaped like a baseball diamond.

A Chinese online distributor of counterfeit United States coins is now also offering “starter kits” of counterfeit Professional Coin Grading Service holders.

The Adams Library dispelled fears that online resources such as the NNP have made collecting classic numismatic literature a thing of the past.

As part of its 50th anniversary of the Big Mac sandwich, McDonald’s Corp. is distributed a five-piece set of tokens that are both redeemable and collectible.