After being shut down by concerns over the COVID-19 global pandemic, the Money Museum at the American Numismatic Association in Colorado Springs is open with state-mandated restrictions.

An octagonal 1868 Indian Head 25-cent piece, listed as Breen-Gilio 799R and graded as the finest certified, was sold at a Heritage auction where it brought a final price of $2,640.

Small sized, small-denomination California gold pieces from the Maurice Storck recently sold during the Heritage Auction and collectors of fractional gold saw many items of high interest.

The Nov. 5 sale of gold and silver American Eagles to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II led to an extraordinary demand that overwhelmed the U.S. Mint website.

Readers were keenly interested in the activities of the U.S. Mint with respect to new products, including a resurgence of interest into the upcoming World War II anniversary American Eagles.

The 2020 Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historic Park three-coin set is now available with a price of $11.50 and no product or household limit being imposed for purchasers.

The Colonial Coin Collectors Club has developed an online curriculum that will allow the group to continue its path of learning during a virtual convention despite the continuing pandemic.

A New Jersey legislator has offered a bill to the General Assembly that would impose tougher sentence for those selling fake or altered coins and bullion with additional penalty is the customer is a senior citizen.

The 1921-S Walking Liberty half dollar is a key to the series in all grades with modest mintage of 548,000, although that production is the largest of the three mints that struck half dollars that year.

Jeff and Chris interview Brad Karoleff, a Cincinnati-based coin dealer, researcher, and writer. Chris shares what he's reading and the two review an issue of Coin World from 1964, the year Karoleff began collecting coins.

Outstanding preservation and incredible patina were among the factors that drew attention to a Proof 68 1937 Walking Liberty half dollar that drew a $60,000 winning bid.

The continuing COVID-19 pandemic has affected every aspect of our lives. Kudos to everyone in the hobby fighting to make things as normal as possible in these trying times.

When it comes to beautiful coin designs, many consider Adolph A. Weinman's Walking Liberty half dollar to be among the best and buyers at a recent auction paid well for stunning examples.

Collectors seeking a full set of five-ounce silver quarters dollars from 2020 will have to pay a little more to get the next one in the series as the Mint's recent hikes will drive the price up.

The Reverse Proof 2020-S American Innovation dollar designed to honor Massachusetts features the dial of a rotary phone with a maximum issue of 50,000 placed on these coins.

The Larry Ness Collection of Indian Peace Medals will be the centerpiece of an upcoming Stack's Bowers Galleries auction with several examples that are expected to draw high interest.

In commemorating of Coin World's 60th anniversary, a campaign is underway to determine the individuals who have impacted the hobby of numismatics in the best way and there are many names on the list of candidates.

An "information error" led to erroneous figures in the final mintage numbers for the Proof 2020-S American Eagle silver dollar as more than 60,000 coins can be added to the previously announced 200,000.

Stack’s Bowers Galleries has announced the opening of the firm’s new flagship gallery at 470 Park Ave. in Midtown Manhattan, just down the block from the company’s historic West 57th Street storefront.