Honesty and generosity by collectors, a dealer and several hobby organizations brighten the hobby during a period in which a lot of people have been really angry.

Secondary market prices for the Enhanced Reverse Proof 2019-S American Eagle silver dollar continue to climb, with at least one coin selling for more than 212 times its original issue price.

Price differences between the two subtypes of 1866-S Coronet double eagle, the discovery of an error Peace dollar at a bargain price, and extreme examples of push doubling on coins are the topics of columns in the latest issue of “Coin World.”

News about the Enhanced Reverse Proof American Eagle silver dollar and prison sentences for a group of UK treasure hunters topped the news last week.

Often when a coin returns to auction quickly it's not obvious why, but comparing results can be interesting, as with the ex-Pogue PCGS VF-25 1810 Capped Bust gold $5 half eagle, which saw a nice bounce in value in its 2018 return to auction.

Insured for $50 million, the Tyrant Collection of United States gold $10 eagles will go on public display for the first time Feb. 20 to 22 at the Long Beach Coin, Currency, Stamp & Sports Collectibles Expo in Long Beach, California.

Presidential inaugural medals remain very popular with both numismatists and political history collectors, and this bronze Herbert Hoover example performed well along with others from the Roaring Twenties at Stack’s Bowers’ Nov. 13 Baltimore Expo auction.

Jeff and Chris have an illuminating conversation with Peter Tompa of the Ancient Coin Collectors' Guild (ACCG) and read some letters and headlines from Dec. 7, 1988.

Calvin Coolidge’s 1925 presidential inaugural medal is a rarity in the series, with just 75 struck in bronze, two in silver and three in gold; a bronze example graded PCGS Specimen 63 sold for $11,400 in Baltimore at Stack’s Bowers’ Nov. 13 auction.

Presidential inaugural medals like the profiled silver one for the March 4, 1921, inauguration of President Warren G. Harding and Calvin Coolidge remain very popular with both numismatists and political history collectors.

President Trump signed into law Nov. 25 H.R. 2423, the Women’s Suffrage Centennial Commemorative Coin Act.

Third-party grading services are being inundated with submissions containing combined thousands of 2019-W circulation quality America the Beautiful quarter dollars struck at the West Point Mint.

Despite more than one bot group claiming victory in successfully overcoming the U.S. Mint’s Nov. 14 ordering restrictions for the 2019-S Enhanced Reverse Proof American Eagle silver dollar online, Mint officials deny those assertions.

A top-graded 1907 Saint-Gaudens, High Relief, Wire Rim gold $20 double eagle and a World War II-era ingot are headliners at Heritage’s Dec. 5 to 7 U.S. Coin Signature Auction in Dallas.

The U.S. Mint will release the final America the Beautiful Quarters Three-Coin set of 2019 on Nov. 26, featuring the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness quarter dollars.

A 1795 Flowing Hair half dime that sold for $10,800 at Heritage’s June Long Beach Expo auction returned to the market at Stack’s Bowers Galleries’ Baltimore November Rarities Night auction, where it realized $9,600.

Jeff and Chris talk with John Kraljevich, an expert on early American coins and medals, whose auction catalogs are widely used as reference works.

The profiled 1900 Coronet gold $5 half eagle offered at the Stack’s Bowers Galleries Rarities Night auction in November is among the finest certified, grading Proof 67 Ultra Cameo.

The sale of the Enhanced Reverse Proof 2019-S American Eagle silver dollar can be considered a success in one sense, but lasting harm has been done to the U.S. Mint’s customer base.

Legislation introduced in the House Oct. 28 seeks a congressional gold medal for President Trump’s first defense secretary, retired U.S. Marine Gen. James “Mad Dog” Mattis.