The top stories continue to center around activities at the U.S. Mint as news is made with the findings from a Treasury audit, upcoming products and a special surprise for previous orders.

Bulk purchases of 2020-P and 2020-D Connecticut American Innovation dollars can begin at the end of September as the U.S. Mint will be offering bags and rolls to collectors.

Demand for the U.S. Mint's three-inch bronze duplicate version of the Congressional gold medal honoring the U.S.S. Indianapolis crew is pushing it to "back order" status at the Mint's website.

Larry joins Jeff and Chris on the Coin World podcast this week, peppering them with excellent questions about their ambitions in the industry and hurdles both have encountered writing about coins professionally.

A 1973-S Eisenhower copper-nickel clad dollar double struck on a half dollar planchet brought $19,200 at the Heritage Platinum Night auction as errors coins from the era attract attention.

A new book from David W. Lange is the perfect example of one numismatist’s love for an area of numismatics many would consider esoteric — early coin albums and folders.

An 1863 Indian Head error cent graded Mint State 65 by PCGS, an obverse die cap, was highly coveted at the Rarities Night auction conducted by Stack's Bowers Galleries in August.

The 2020 Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park quarter dollar for Vermont will be available in rolls and bags starting on Sept 21 as part of the America the Beautiful program.

A specially engraved 1879-O Morgan dollar, the first one officially adjusted at the New Orleans Mint after it re-opened, was sold Aug. 7 for $19,200 by Stack’s Bowers Galleries.

All four Proof 2020-S American Innovation $1 coins will be available as a set from the U.S. Mint beginning in October with a $24 price tag and no mintage limits or household order restrictions.

The Treasury Department's Office of the Inspector General completed an audit of the U.S. Mint and found handling of raw material and mutilation redemption practices to be "deficient."

Imagine the surprise of those who purchase colorized Basketball coins from the U.S. Mint and receive a certificate of authenticity signed by the Mint director. It will happen to 592 recipients.

Readers continued to show interest in U.S. Mint products celebrating the end of World War II, while good fortune strikes a pair of Australian treasure hunters, keeping dreams alive.

The Uncirculated 2020-P Salt River Bay National Historical Park and Ecological Preserve 5-ounce silver quarter dollar goes on sale at noon Eastern Time Sept. 18, with a maximum release of 13,750 coins.

U.S. Mint mistakes can result in a highly cherished coin that will draw attention when offered at auction, like this dramatically double struck 1891 Seated Liberty quarter dollar.

Jeff and Chris interview David Lange, whose upcoming book on Whitman coin folders details objects that were once central to hobby culture, and American culture more broadly. They also discuss their own experience with coin folders and boards, a book about 1933 Double Eagles, and a 1978 edition of Coin World.

A 1922-D Lincoln, No D cent struck by Die Pair #2 with the strong reverse is a highly sought treasure, and an MS-64 example with a green CAC sticker sold recently for $47,000.

The announcement by the Royal Mint and the United States Mint that they would team up to issue Mayflower 400th Anniversary coins should not surprise anyone.

When the Lincoln cent was introduced to the world in 1909, Proof coins were struck with a textured satin-like finish, a departure from the brilliant Proof Indian Heads cents that were previously struck.

Early sales reports for the U.S. Mint's first colorized coins show consumers prefering the Proof 2020-S copper-nickel clad half dollar to the Proof 2020-P silver dollar.