The surprise announcement by Mint officials that the West Point Mint was striking 2019-W America the Beautiful quarters caught many collectors off guard.

MacNeil's Hopi medal has an obverse motif with five Hopi rain dancers, two with snakes in their mouths, and dancers run while holding the snakes on its reverse.

The Society of Medalists issued incredible art medals for decades, with a 1977 issue from sculptor Stephan Robin for Tutankhamun being particularly accessible.

U.S. Mint customers were scheduled to be able to place orders beginning at noon ET April 17 for the 2019 American Memorial Park Three-Coin set.

Some products of the United States Mint prompt more questions than answers, including a set that dates two decades ago.

Part two of the Coin World interview with Q. David Bowers, Founder of Stack's Bowers Galleries.

Chris and Jeff talk with Ken Shaner of Osborne Coinage in Cincinnati, the oldest private mint in the USA.

U.S. Mint officials appear to be poised to issue a 2020 gold coin commemorating a major anniversary that Congress has already rejected.

The American Numismatic Association is seeking speakers to present programs during the organization’s World’s Fair of Money Aug. 13 to 17 in Rosemont, Illi.

The first 2019-W America the Beautiful quarter dollars are being found in circulation and selling for considerable premiums.

To recognize the 400th anniversary in 2020 of the landing by Pilgrims, the U.S. Mint plans to issue a gold $10 coin and silver medal.

Features and features exclusive to the latest “Coin World” discuss the gold $3 coin, bronze 2-cent coin and museum exhibits featuring coins and medals.

The top news this week includes reports on 2019-W quarters being struck for circulation and sales of 5-ounce silver bullion coins.

The second 2019-W Lincoln cent was scheduled to be issued April 17 with the U.S. Mint’s offering of the 10-coin 2019-S Silver Proof set.

An 1891-O Morgan dollar graded MS-66 by PCGS realized $108,687.50 at Legend’s Regency Auction 31 on March 21 in Las Vegas.

Legend Auctions sold an 1871 Seated Liberty dollar graded Proof 66 Deep Cameo by PCGS at its March 21 auction in Las Vegas for $44,650.

Part one of the Coin World interview with Q. David Bowers, Founder of Stack's Bowers Galleries.

Chris and Jeff talk with Rob Oberth and Aaron Berk of Roundtable Trading about their initiative, the Great American Coin Hunt.

The first week of April served up a lot that was new for the hobby at large and at “Coin World” in particular, including a new column and podcasts.

Silver dollars did well at Legend’s Regency Auction 31 on March 21, with a 1927-D Peace dollar graded MS-66+ soaring past estimates to realize $176,250.