The newest quarter dollar to be released for circulation is generating buzz while the latest designs in the dollar coin program being revealed has drawn plenty of attention this week.

Several 18th century Benjamin Franklin portrait medallions, highly sought in Europe in his day, are among offerings in Freeman’s American Furniture, Folk and Decorative Arts auction April 27.

An exceptional Mint State 66+ example of a gold 1926 Sesquicentennial $2.50 quarter eagle caught the eye of bidders at the Stack's Bowers Galleries March 25 auction, realizing $10,800.

The Mint is working to train personnel so that customers can again place product orders by phone, a service that halted with the arrival of the pandemic a little more than a year ago.

A congressional gold medal presented to William Henry Harrison in the 19th century for his military achievements is coming back up for sale after selling by private treaty in 2015.

The Mint's posting of sale dates for the planned Morgan and Peace centennial dollars reveals pricing, product availability, mintages, household order limits and surface finishes.

After more than a year of being shut down by the pandemic, public tours and sales centers at the U.S. Mints in Philadelphia and Denver will remain closed for the foreseeable future as a public safety measure.

Collectors Universe, parent company to Professional Coin Grading Service and Professional Sports Authenticator, adds nearly 60,000 square feet to its Santa Ana, California, headquarters.

A top graded 1936 Cleveland, Great Lakes Exposition commemorative half dollar, PCGS MS-68 with a green CAC sticker, brought a whopping $43,200 at Stack's Bowers Galleries' March 25 auction.

A detailed explanation was finally offered on March 19 by the U.S. Mint of its new Authorized Bulk Purchase Program, which allows qualifying dealers to purchase select numismatic products before sales open to the general public.

Larry and Jeff discuss the late Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh’s contribution to numismatics and challenge listeners on a coin search.

From 2022 to 2025, 20 quarter dollars will be issued recognizing the accomplishments and contributions of American women. Who are your favorite candidates for the four-year program?

The trade organization long known as the Industry Council for Tangible Assets will operate under a new name, National Coin and Bullion Association, which better identifies the group's mission.

The Mint unveils final designs for the four 2021 American Innovation dollar coins, and the issue representing New Hampshire, designed to resemble an arcade token, is the first scheduled for release.

A high selling price will bring attention, as was the case with the sale of the only privately held 1822 Draped Bust gold $5 half eagle, while changes in an annual world coin program also gained high notice.

The 2021 George Washington Crossing the Delaware River quarter has been released into general circulation, the second quarter dollar to bear the current year date, but the first of the new one-year design.

Jeff and Larry get spring fever and talk baseball coins, a look at Civil War era history and a candid conversation with APMEX’s Ken Lewis, where we ask “How’s business?”

Legislation is reintroduced to give the Mint the flexibility to determine what composition to use for circulating coins, a responsibility that has long rested solely in the hands of Congress.

The spat between the ANA and the PNG over the ANA's new Dealer Day does no one any good, and officials of both organizations need to get together to mend their broken fences.

A forthcoming book by professional numismatist John Dannreuther is expected to contain previously unknown evidence suggesting the 1913 Liberty Head 5-cent coin was once destined for circulation.