The United States Mint will be taking orders for the 2025 American Innovation dollars Reverse Proof set that goes on sale in early December.

Congressional gold medals are awarded to recognize groups or individuals formultiplef reasons, and humanitarian acts by professional golfers have been honored on three occasions.

The United States Mint has released images of a high relief reproduction of the Class I 1804 Draped Bust, Heraldic Eagle dollar in gold as part of the Best of the Mint remembrance.

Members of CONECA, the international error coin and variety club, will be on hand at upcoming coin shows to provide free assessment of coins for collectors who have questions.

A discovery in an Uncirculated Mint set shows that the dollar coin appears to be without the edge lettering that should be a part of the minting process.

Proposed designs for a 2026 American Semiquincentennial dollar coin featuring likenesses of President Donald Trump are under consideration by the Treasury Department.

The ending of one-cent coin use in the United States moves closer to reality as carriers are no longer ordering or getting the Lincoln cent, cutting off the supply of new coins to banks.

A bill has been offered in the House of Representatives to create commemorative coins in honor of slain right-wing political activist Charles "Charlie" Kirk.

Sales have begun for the Batman gold coin and silver medals and the final installment of the first year of the three-year program will feature Wonder Woman in November.

A congressional gold medal for the Forgotten Heroes of the Holocaust has been approved so the Commission of Fine Arts took a look at recommended designs.

The Commission of Fine Arts had an opportunity to look at proposed designs for the products planned for the second year of issue in the Comic Art program

The first day and subscription sales of the Proof 2025-S American Eagle silver dollar left a few for the later collectors to add at a price of $95 per coin.

Four years after the final approval, the congressional gold medal intended for the World War I fighting unit known as the Harlem Hellfighters was officially presented.

Unique shapes may not find favor with traditionalists but creating collectibles that broaden the interest in numismatics appears to be a worthy goal that could benefit the hobby.

The South Carolina Numismatic Association will be providing additional education opportunities during its annual convention in October.

The Professional Numismatists Guild has added seven new members to the rolls who have met the qualification to be a part of the organization dedicated to high standards.

The John Reich Collectors Society is conducting a census among its membership of Capped Bust half dollars in their collections that are rated Rarity 4 through Rarity 8.

A 1996-D Lincoln cent certified more than two decades ago by Professional Coin Grading Service was likely struck on a planchet meant for a foreign country,

The Great American Coin & Collectibles Show in Rosemont, Illinois will provide the backdrop for awarding the Alan Kreuzer Memorial Award to two anti-counterfeiting recipients.

The third design in the Best of the Mint Series is the Walking Liberty design created by Adolph A. Weinman for issue in 1916, with a gold coin and 2 silver medals to be produced.