The sale of the Mint's 230th Anniversary Flowing Hair gold dollar coin is set to begin Nov. 14, with its price, based on the Mint's newly revamped pricing grid, to be revealed by Nov. 13 .

The United States Mint website now has a new design with several enhancements intended to make the online experience positive for visitors and customers.

This week's top stories show readers' continued interest in the Mint's 230th Anniversary Flowing Hair silver medal, upcoming coin designs and a record-setting recent auction.

Reversing a previous announcement that the program would be discontinued, a change of circumstance revives the Jewish-American Hall of Fame medal series, and actress Molly Picon is honored in 2024.

The 2025 Central States Numismatic Society convention will again feature educational exhibits, and the call is out for displays with a focus on Nebraska for the April gathering.

Before we know it, the holiday season will be here, providing the perfect gift-giving occasion to boost a numismatist's efforts with many more options than just the next coin.

The Anti-Counterfeiting Educational Foundation is joining forces with others who are seeking to protect consumers from vendors on e-commerce platforms that sell counterfeit products.

Author and current CCAC commissioner Michael Moran was recently honored with commission as a Kentucky Colonel, honoring his noteworthy service and achievements.

Mint officials are expected to take part in a ceremony at the gravesite of Christian Gobrecht as the Liberty Seated Collector's Club will place a new marker on the resting spot of the famous designer.

When the bidding ended on Oct. 27 in a GreatCollections sale, a new record of $506,250 was paid for one of the two known Proof 1975-S, No S Roosevelt dimes.

Sales of the 230th Anniversary Flowing Hair silver medal attracted the highest interest this week as a limited edition of privy marked pieces drew attention and generated a strong secondary market.

The original bullion balance employed while the Carson City Mint was operational and afterward in a casino diplay is consigned to a November Holabird Western Americana auction.

The Commission of Fine Arts followed a previous meeting of the Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee, also considering designs for five quarter dollars to be issued in 2026.

The Commission of Fine Arts took a turn at reviewing celebratory designs proposed for the dimes and half dollars of 2026 and made their recommendations to the Treasury secretary.

An ornate Masonic Order medal engraving replaces the obverse of a Barber Type II Reverse quarter dollar, and collector Bob Moffatt features the piece in the "Journal of the Barber Coin Collectors’ Society."

The first day sales of the 230th anniversary Flowing Hair silver medal provided a good indication that the product was on its way to a sellout, boosted by random privy marks.

Images of quality Indian Head 5-cent coins heading up an impressive array of coins in an upcoming Heritage auction drew high attention, as did possible 2026 coin designs.

Heritage set a record for a Proof 1895 Morgan dollar sale at auction, and a high quality 1879 Flowing Hair gold $4 stella pattern proved its continuing popularity in another recent offering.

New legislation calls for a congressional gold medal for the U.S. Olympic hockey team from the 1980 games, and another measure for a commemorative program for a sports hero gains attention.

The Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee took a look at suggested designs for circulating dimes and half dollars and made recommendations during a two-day meeting.