Registration is now open and early reservations are encouraged for rooms at the host site of the 2022 National Money Show, to be held March 10-12 at the Broadmoor in Colorado Springs.

Ranked within the top 30 of the greatest U.S. error coins, a deep obverse die cap on an 1847 Braided Hair cent, graded MS-63 brown, sold for $28,800 in a Stack's Bowers Galleries auction.

Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi appointed numismatist and collector Dr. Harcourt Fuller, a Georgia State University professor, to a position on the Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee.

The U.S. Mint’s inventory of 50,000 Limited Edition 2021 Silver Proof Set — American Eagle Collection products neared depletion in nine hours on the first day of sales Oct. 1.

In 2022, the Mint begins the American Women Quarters Program, and the year's Treasury-approved reverses, featuring accomplishments and contributions of five American women, are revealed.

Designs approved by Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen for the 2022 American Innovation dollars for Rhode Island, Vermont, Kentucky and Tennessee were revealed.

The resignation of Mint Director David J. Ryder continues to interest readers, who also found their curiosity piqued by a high-graded U.S. cent and a Pobjoy Mint homage to the Morgan and Peace dollar designs.

A previously unknown die pairing for the small-denomination California gold series combining an 1853 obverse with an 1854 reverse on a privately issued dollar has been confirmed.

Joel J. Orosz receives the 2021 Burnett Anderson Memorial Award for Excellence in Numismatic Writing, only the latest honor in this writer, researcher and philanthropist's more than 40-year career.

Genuine 1955 Lincoln, Doubled-Die Obverse cents are extremely expensive, but Grove Mintage Co. offers a replica with its own reverse design, for collectors seeking a show piece.

Jeff and Larry speak to Barbara Ortiz Howard, the founder of Womenon20s.org and the ongoing effort to get Harriet Tubman’s portrait on the 20 and where the campaign stands today.

A recent Skinner auction offered up a collection of coins graded by the Numismatic Certification Institute in the 1980s, including an early gold half eagle and an 1879-CC Morgan dollar.

A bill in the House of Representatives proposes a three-coin commemorative program recognizing working dogs in the military and their continued service, with surcharges to benefit a dog-training group.

Heritage offered a 1796 Draped Bust, Small Eagle, 16 Obverse Stars half dollar unique with this counterstamp, adding appeal to a coin that also showed damage, and it realized $21,600.

The U.S. quarter dollar made its first appearance in 1796 and wasn't minted again until 1804, making the first-year examples an attractive option even when presented with surface problems.

Collectors cheering the departure of Mint Director David Ryder should not expect an immediate overturning of policies enacted under his tenure, but they should engage his successor.

The 2021 Uncirculated Coin set with 14-coins representing the Philadelphia Mint and the Denver Mint is offered for $25.25 with no product or order limit. First-day sales totaled 139,119 sets.

A 1796 Capped Bust, Stars on Obverse gold quarter eagle that carried a grade of MS-62 had been off the market for nearly 50 years until the Stack's Bowers Galleries sale on Aug. 17.

The latest coin-embedded holiday ornaments in two ongoing series offered by the United States Mint become available on Oct. 13, while ornaments from the past two years also remain available.

David J. Ryder resigned his position as the 39th Director of the U.S. Mint, effective Oct. 1, and the U.S. Treasury has appointed the Mint's chief administrative officer Alison Doone as acting director.