Chris and Jeff discuss the removal of Harriet Tubman from the 2020 $20 note, explore the French “Sower” motif and talk with Kenneth Bressett from the Red Book.

This lustrous 1889-CC Morgan dollar, a stunner graded PCGS Mint State 64 with a green CAC sticker, sold for $141,000 at Legend’s Regency auction on May 15.

A commemorative silver dollar may be issued in 2020 to celebrate the centennial anniversary of the 19th Amendment, if new legislation becomes law.

The United States Mint and Royal Canadian Mint are joining forces to issue a Pride of Two Nations Limited-Edition Two-Coin set

Two PCGS Specimen 67 1964 Special Mint Set Kennedy half dollars smashed the 2016 record recently in actions by Heritage and GreatCollections.

Sales for the 2019 American Legion 100th Anniversary Coin and Medal set have reached 7,025 of the maximum 10,000 sets available.

A bill introduced to Congress would, if enacted, create a commemorative silver dollar to honor the centennial of women’s suffrage in the United States.

Articles about a 1959-D cent with the wrong reverse and re-suspension of the U.S. Mint’s Mutilated Coin Redemption top our ‘Most Read’ list.

Columns in the latest ‘Coin World’ feature Matte Finish 5-cent coins from the 1990s, a fake 1915 gold coin and an unusual dime planchet error.

An 1893-CC Morgan dollar graded PCGS MS-65 with a green CAC sticker was the top dollar at Legend’s Regency 32 auction in New Orleans May 15 and 16.

Legislation introduced in the 116th Congress would present a congressional gold medal to the WWII-era counterintelligence unit called the “Ghost Army.”

This 400th anniversary commemorative of the expedition of Cabeza de Vaca graded PCGS MS-67 in an old holder with a green CAC sticker is among the top examples.

Jeff and Chris talk about efforts to redesign America’s bullion coinage and interview Heritage Auction's Mark Borckardt.

A 1959-D Lincoln cent with the Wheat reverse, which grading services won’t authenticate, is headed to auction on June 2.

You might think that a Star Wars action figure and a gold dime would have little in common, but collectors are collectors when it comes to rare items.

The U.S. Mint suspends (again) its Mutilated Coin Redemption Program, this time to implement additional safeguards against possible fraud.

The Uncirculated 2019-P War in the Pacific National Historical Park 5-ounce silver coin goes on sale June 6 from the U.S. Mint.

Reverse Proof 2019-W Lincoln cents and possible design changes to the American Eagle gold and silver bullion coins attracted reader attention last week.

In addition to the financial cost relative to the coin's face value, the process involved in producing Lincoln cents emits large amounts of greenhouse gases.

One of the finest certified 1926 Sesquicentennial half dollars, graded MS-66+ with an NGC star and a green CAC sticker, sold for $19,200 in a Heritage auction.