An 1854-O Coronet quarter eagle that was recovered from the wreckage of the S.S. Central America has come back to its city of origin and will be on display for free public viewing.

The "U.S. Type Coins from the Tyrant Collection" will be seen on public display for the first time when the 2021 ANA World's Fair of Money takes place in suburban Chicago from Aug. 10 to 14.

Potential buyers of future 2021 Morgan and Peace dollars are in limbo after the Mint announced a delay in sale dates without supplying replacement dates to allow for purchase planning.

The Anti-Counterfeiting Educational Foundation and its Anti-Counterfeiting Task Force were asked by federal agents for assistance in identifying fake coins that were confiscated in California.

Hobo nickels in an upcoming sale and the immediate sale of the first offering of 2021 Morgan dollars occupy the top spots among high interest stories from the past week.

The Proof 2021-W American Eagle, Reverse of 2021 silver dollar and four sizes of Proof 2021-W American Eagle, Reverse of 2021 gold coins (and set) are due for issue July 1 and 8 from the U.S. Mint.

Jeff and Larry speak to Bob Evans about the S.S. Central America wreckage expeditions and world coins found on the ocean floor, which go to auction soon. Imagine owning a piece of shipwreck treasure!

Called a "Smith Counterfeit," this 1793-dated Flowing Hair, Wreath, Vine and Bars cent, re-engraved by William Smith near 1860, reflects fine artwork and his similar pieces remain collectible.

Bags and rolls of the first 2021 American Innovation dollar coins, honoring New Hampshire innovator Ralph Baer and his role in video game creation, go on sale June 15.

A pair of 1793 Flowing Hair, Wreath, Vine and Bars cents included in the recent Stack's Bowers Galleries sale from Bill Woytasek's collection offered collectors chances to own the prestigious pieces.

As soon as the first 2021 Morgan dollars offered by the U.S. Mint reached the "unavailable" status, collectors began contacting Coin World to air their grievances against Mint officials.

A well-respected collection of Hobo nickels will be offered during a Heritage auction in June and some experts are predicting top examples could draw high interest.

Of the three design types among 1793 large cents, Flowing Hair Chain Cents are the most distinctive, expensive in any grade, as this Poor/Fair Details example in a March Stack's Bowers auction shows.

October 7 is the date that the U.S. Mint will offer the Uncirculated 2021-W American Eagle gold $50 coin with anti-counterfeiting enhancements and the new Reverse of 2021 with price to be announced.

The third example of a die variety discovered in 2005 of a 1787 Connecticut copper is authenticated by ANACS from among a Philadelphia-area collector's accumulated treasures.

In just a few minutes, supplies of the first two 2021 Morgan dollars from the U.S. Mint were depleted, and customers complained about problems ordering the issues online and by phone.

The CFA's recommended designs for the four 2023 American Innovation dollars, for Louisiana, Mississippi, Indiana and Ohio, focus on vehicles and machinery, except for Ohio's.

As sale dates approach, reader interest increased in the future of the Morgan and Peace dollars reboot, as they also keep an eye on plans for 2021 American Eagle gold and silver coin releases.

Differences are obvious on the obverses, too, of the 2021 American Eagle, Reverse of 2021 gold and silver coins, noted in a side-by-side comparison with obverses of the 2021, Reverse of 1986 coins.

Jeff and Larry talk to Joe Cronin about his fantastic new book on Mint Errors and try to keep their own mistakes to a minimum. (Remember, you learn from your mistakes.)