Legislation introduced in the House of Representatives seeks a frightening 120 commemorative coins in 2023 honoring 19 firefighters who died fighting a 2013 wildfire and one who survived.

Visitors to a GreatCollections exhibit at the 2022 ANA World's Fair of Money will have the opportunity to view a collection of Matte and Satin Proof gold coinage produced between 1908 and 1915.

Multiple collectors have reported what identify as damage to Uncirculated Coin sets believed to have been caused by packing equipment before the shipments were sent to customers.

Enrollment news about 2023 Morgan and Peace dollars remains the top story, followed by Stack's Bowers Galleries' announcement as the firm selected to offer American Eagles struck by David J. Ryder.

Registered enrollments have usurped the allotment of single Proof 2022-S American Eagle 1-ounce silver dollars, which means few, if any, will be available for the Aug. 9 public sale date.

The 35th Anniversary American Eagle at Dusk and at Dawn coins, 2,000 pieces struck April 13, 2021, by then-Mint director David J. Ryder, will be auctioned by Stack's Bowers Galleries on Sept. 1.

Visitors are being welcomed at the Denver and Philadelphia Mints as public tours and gift shops have reopened after being closed in March 2020 due to pandemic conditions.

Sharp observation skills led 10-year-old Florida collector Clark Davis to find 14 2022-P Wilma Mankiller quarter dollars exhibiting a progressive retained cud error on the George Washington obverse.

A bill introduced in the U.S. House could result in 120 different coins issued in a commemorative program designed to honor 20 firefighters, 19 of whom died fighting a fire in Arizona.

The revelation that the Federal Reserve has again ordered half dollars for circulation has both excited and angered collectors, and raised questions about "circulating" coins that do not circulate.

Enrollment opportunities were announced for the 2023 resumption of the modern Morgan and Peace dollars, while finding 2022 half dollars in circulation also draws attention.

First-day sales of the limited-edition U.S. Marine Corps 2.5-ounce .999 fine silver medal reached over 8,400 pieces, priced at $160 with no household-order limit, and sales by July 17 neared the edition limit.

Collectors of the 1-ounce .999 fine silver Presidential medal series can order the Matte Finish medal reflecting Millard Fillmore's presidency, the first of the series to be minted at the San Francisco Mint.

The U.S. Mint has selected Stack's Bowers Galleries to sell 2021 American Eagle gold and silver coins of both designs that were struck by then-Mint Director David Ryder in a special ceremony.

Renowned numismatist Reed Hawn, former member of the Citizens Commemorative Coin Advisory Committee and one-time owner of a Class I 1804 Draped Bust dollar, has died at age 72.

The Anti-Counterfeiting Educational Foundation alerts collectors on counterfeiters' recent methods, citing a Texas collector's story and ACEF's assistance in informing the Secret Service.

A scarce 1795 Capped Bust, Small Eagle gold $5 half eagle appeared at a recent Heritage sale graded Extremely Fine 40 by PCGS and bearing a green CAC sticker with a final bid of $50,400.

The American Numismatic Society is repatriating an Indian peace medal in its collection and the American Numismatic Association is preparing for the August World's Fair of Money.

Problem coins can offer an opportunity to add a desirable rare date to a collection, so a chance to get an ex-jewelry rare 1804 Capped Bust, Heraldic Eagle $5 half eagle was a great opportunity.

Ira and Larry Goldberg Coins and Collectibles offered some wonderful treasures from the S.S. Central America at its June 26 to June 30 Pre-Long Beach auction that generated collector excitement.