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.

The most recent World's Fair of Money in a new location was subjected to skepticism but proved to be a very positive experience on a number of important fronts.

Some of the artifacts recovered from the 1857 sinking of the S.S. "Central America" will be viewed at the Finest Known booth at the 2025 IMEX Show Sept. 4-6.

Army and Navy nurses who served their country during World War II are in line to receive recognition via a congressional gold medal as bills have been introduced in Congress.

The Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee will be meeting on Sept.16 to discuss proposals for future comic hero designs and a congressional gold medal design.

The Donald E. Stephens Convention Center will be the site of the 2025 Great American Coin & Collectibles Show, which will feature dealers, displays and educational presentations.

Finalized designs for Batman and Wonder Woman coins and medals in the Comic Art Coin and Medal program from the U.S. Mint were unveiled during the ANA World's Fair of Money.

Legislation introduced in Congress calls for recognizing 2028 and 2034 Olympic and Paralympic Games, to be hosted by the United States, with four-coin commemorative programs.

After a wait of more than four years, cyclist Greg LeMond received the congressional gold medal authorized in 2020, and bronze duplicates are now being offered by the U.S. Mint.

Delaware legislator Michael Castle, who was responsible for a number of coin programs during his time in Congress, including the popular State quarter program, died Aug. 14.

It didn't take long for the U.S. Mint to near a sellout when the 2025-W 25th anniversary Sacagawea half-ounce gold dollar became available to collectors.

Images of the second gold coin and duo of silver medals in the 2026 Best of the Mint series reveal a gold coin duplicating the 1916 Standing Liberty quarter dollar, but with added privy mark.

The U.S. Mint is incorporating laser engraving into its die production process, with a sunburst privy-marked Proof 2025-W American Eagle silver dollar issue being the first to use the technique.

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A measure introduced in the House seeks a congressional gold medal recognizing the troops that launched balloon distractions on D-Day during WWII in efforts to protect other landing U.S. troops.

A collector found an empty slot in his 20-coin 2025 Uncirculated Mint set from the U.S. Mint, a packaging error that occurred at the Philadelphia Mint as that portion of the set was being compiled.