The U.S. Mint released images of struck examples of the five America the Beautiful quarter dollars to be issued during calendar year 2019.

Another beauty from the Verner collection was a 1896-S Barber quarter dollar graded Mint State 62 prooflike by Numismatic Guaranty Corp. that realized $10,800.

A new die marriage has been identified for the 1843-C Coronet, Small Date gold quarter eagle, previously thought to have been struck from only one marriage.

Coin World’s contributors share the first doubled die on a 2018 Lincoln cent, examine 1929 Indian Head gold coins and advise looking at your coins closely.

Heritage concluded its auctions of the Eric P. Newman Collection in Dallas on Nov. 7, bringing the total for the 11 Newman auctions to $76.94 million.

An 1892-O Barber half dollar once called a Branch Mint Proof and now graded ‘Uncirculated Details, Improperly Cleaned,’ sells for $10,800.

One of just eight PCGS MS-66+ 1973 dollars sold for $4,983.75 as part of the auction of the “I Like Ikes” Registry Set of Eisenhower Dollars.

In a few weeks, the Coin World editorial staff will be voting on the year’s top stories. What were your top hobby stories for 2018?

One of just two certified NGC MS-69 1973-S Eisenhower silver dollars sold for $4,050 on Sept. 30 in a GreatCollections auction.

Columns exclusive to subscribers include one on a counterfeit Trade dollar with the wrong reverse and a spotlight on Wisconsin quarter varieties.

325 people braved the elements Nov. 15 to take part in the U.S. Mint’s official ceremony launching the Block Island National Wildlife Refuge quarter dollar.

The Mint used different techniques on its Reverse Proof 2018-S Kennedy half dollar to achieve the same look as other coins in the 2018 Silver Reverse Proof set.

Legend Rare Coin Auctions’ Regency Auction 29 in San Antonio, Texas, featured a range of top early gold coins.

A PCGS MS-67 1978-D Eisenhower dollar scored big in auction of the top PCGS Registry Set in September auction.

Exemplary Proof 1868 and 1899 Coronet gold $2.50 quarter eagles among the stars at Heritage’s Dec. 12 to 15 Beverly Hills auction.

The stable population of just 16 certified PCGS Proof 70 Deep Cameo 1968-S Kennedy half dollars leads to a solid market.

The CCAC recommended a reverse for the American Veterans medal to be introduced in 2019, but deadlocked between two obverses.

Collectors will have an opportunity to place orders for the first U.S. 5-ounce silver commemorative coin at noon Eastern Time Jan. 24.

The game's setting, the American West in 1899, was a time of transformation, not only for the country, but for the currency of the United States.

It’s tough to consider a coin that costs more than a nice luxury car as entry level, but any 1796 Capped Bust, No Stars gold $2.50 quarter eagle is expensive.

The spot price of gold should average $1,285 per ounce during 2019, according to Refinitiv, formerly a Thomson Reuters financial and risk business.

A 1788 Massachusetts cent graded Mint State 65 brown by PCGS sold for $24,000 in the recent Stack’s Bowers Galleries auctions in Baltimore.

A western Ohio numismatist recently purchased a collection of counterfeit United States coins, most purportedly fabricated more than 60 years ago.

Do you have a spare $3.49 million lying around? That's the Buy it Now option price for the "Walton nickel," currently offered on eBay.

Times change and old ways disappear. But deliberately making it harder for certain customers to order products is poor business.

Strawberry pickers tokens, 1883 Liberty Head 5-cent coins and a die marriage of the 1878-CC Morgan dollar are among the topics of columns in Coin World.

Two special Sacagawea dollars and intentional rarities issued by the U.S. Mint and USPS were topics of some of the past week’s most-read articles.

Space exploration memorabilia consigned by the family of the late astronaut Neil Armstrong realized $5.2 million in Heritage Auctions Nov. 1 to 3 sale.

For SBG Rarities Night in Whitman's Winter Expo, the top gold lot was a stunning 1891 Coronet $20 double eagle graded NGC Proof 66+ Ultra Cameo Star.

The Postal Service released an intentional rarity in 2013, which its Office of Inspector General said “inappropriately influenced the secondary market.”

Collector distrust of the U.S. Mint based on past offerings of limited-edition products leads to skepticism about 2019 circulating rarity.

One of two finest known PCGS MS-67+ red 1911 Lincoln cents sold in a GreatCollections online auction Sept. 30 for $15,243.75.

Finding a single example of a rare prototype coin from 2000, worth thousands of dollars, would be remarkable. What about finding two? How about three?

The U.S. Mint is considering releasing in 2020 dual-dated Native American .9999 fine gold dollar to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Sacagawea dollar.

News and editorial commentary on the possibility that the U.S. Mint might release a circulating rarity in 2018 drew the most reader attention the past week.

Our print-exclusive columns include a look at what ties together three auction catalogs issued in different centuries, and why 2018 is a great time to collect.

Shipwreck gold and a Mint-manufactured collector rarity issued among another era's dollar coins are top lots at Legend’s Regency Auction Nov. 15 in San Antonio.

A lustrous 1934-D Lincoln cent graded MS-67+ red brought $8,780.62 on Oct. 14, one of four like-graded coins at PCGS.

CFA picked designs for 2020 medals for the Coast Guard and Air Force, 2021 and 2022 Native American Dollars, and Five Freedoms American Eagle platinum coins.

To reduce the commercial demand for newly minted U.S. coins, the U.S. Mint is scheduling an invitation-only stakeholder meeting to discuss circulating output.

GreatCollections has had good luck with high-end PCGS-certified Lincoln cents in its recent auctions, including a 1949 Lincoln cent in MS-67+ red at $10,968.75.