An 1886 Coronet $20 double eagle graded About Uncirculated 55 by PCGS sold for $132,000 in Stack's Bowers Galleries April 6 offering of the Fairmont Collection - Hendricks Set.

The decision by the Harry W. Bass Jr. Foundation to remove the foundation’s collection of gold coins and patterns from the ANA Money Museum and to sell them at auction should come as no surprise.

For the first time in two years, the American Numismatic Association will be presenting in-person sessions for the Summer Seminar in Colorado Springs, and the deadline to register is May 22.

Exceptional twenties were among the highlights of the Stack's Bowers Galleries sale of the Fairmont Collection, with an 1870-CC Coronet gold $20 double eagle leading the bidding action.

Acting Mint director Ventris Gibson appeared before the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs, which is considering Gibson for the permanent position after her nomination by President Biden.

The U.S. Mint is paying $9 per coin for the color application on the 25,000 colorized Proof versions of the 2022 National Purple Heart Hall of Honor silver dollar, an option that sold out in March.

The Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee considered designs April 19 for the 2023 Native American dollar and 2023 American Women quarter dollars and made its recommendations.

After nearly 22 years on loan to the ANA's Edward C. Rochette Money Museum, the Harry W. Bass Jr. Core Collection of U.S. gold coins and patterns is returning to the Bass foundation in preparation for eventual sale.

Of three numismatic products offering the Proof 2022-W American Eagle silver dollar that combined to sell more than 625,000 coins on the first day of sales, two are "currently unavailable."

Passage of legislation and the governor's subsequent signature extend Virginia's sales tax exemption on gold, silver and platinum bullion and legal tender coins and eliminate a restriction.

We catch up on the latest developments and future plans of Coin World+ as Chris and Larry explore obsolete bank notes and coin compositions history.

The cent denomination is not being discontinued, but it may make sense to periodically revisit whether the right coins are being struck for circulation, as happened in 1912.

Native American Maria Tallchief will have the unique distinction of being featured on two coins in 2023 with the previously announced American Women quarters program and the planned 2023 Native American dollar.

A Matte Finish 1-ounce .999 fine silver Presidential medal replicating the 1850 Millard Fillmore Indian peace medal designs will be offered this summer in the Mint's continuing series, priced at $65.

The 2022 American Innovation, Kentucky dollar is the third of the program's 2022 dollars released; it's reverse design, a banjo, recognizes the state as the birthplace of bluegrass music.

The Proof 2022-W American Eagle silver dollar will be available in only one option when official sales begin, as high enrollments absorbing entire inventories are the new trend for U.S. Mint products.

U.S. Mint efforts to encourage enrollment for annually released products is resulting in several products being sold out before their announced sales date, with some sales below last year's, others above.

The third volume in a planned series of four by numismatic researcher Ed Fuhrman covering the Liberty Cap variety of half cents is now available with a limited number to be sold.

The third offering in the first year of the 2022 American Women quarter dollars program will be available on June 14 when bags and rolls of Wilma Mankiller coins are available from the U.S. Mint.

A pair of Morgan dollars that might otherwise be considered fairly common saw their value enhanced by their vintage holders: NGC early white label holders from the late 1980s.