The Uncirculated 2023-W American Eagle palladium coin will go on sale from the United States Mint starting Sept. 7. It will be the only palladium coin to be released by the Mint in 2023.

Readers continue to be fascinated by the "Director's Strike" Uncirculated 2023-P Peace dollars, again making our coverage of these special coins the most-read article of the past week.

The U.S. Mint has updated its products release schedule through the end of November though a couple of numismatic offerings still lack a published release date in the schedule.

U.S. Mint officials made some of the "Director's Strike" 2023 Peace dollars available for purchase at the ANA convention but you had to win a drawing and be present to make the buy.

The 1895 Morgan dollar is a coveted coin, and Proof examples recently were sold by Heritage Auctions, with both coins also carrying the distinction of green CAC stickers on their holders.

Grading services differ in terms describing Proof coins that exhibit significant contrast between fields and devices, and two coins in Heritage's July 20 auction demonstrate the characteristics.

The Chester L. Krause Memorial Distinguished Service Award presented by the American Numismatic Association will be bestowed upon Mike Fuljenz at the 2023 World's Fair of Money.

A Proof 1836 Gobrecht dollar graded Genuine, Proof, Uncirculated Details, Graffiti by Professional Coin Grading Service benefits from toning and realized $16,800 in a Heritage Auctions July sale.

Visitors to the ANA's World's Fair of Money will have an opportunity to learn about the development and impact of the collecting of Colonial coins through changes in numismatics.

Fifty years ago, hobby leaders were supporting legislation being debated in Congress that would regulate the production of imitation numismatic items: the Hobby Protection Act of 1973.

Contributors to the American Numismatic Association's magazine "The Numismatist" and young writers who submitted works will be on the receiving end of the annual literary awards.

John Feigenbaum stepped into the executive director's office at the Professional Numismatists Guild Aug. 1, upon the retirement of Bob Brueggeman who held the position for 27 years.

News of the specially struck 2023 Peace dollars remained high in the readers' interests, as were the U.S. Mint's reveals of designs for the 2024 quarter dollars and Harriet Tubman commemoratives.

A three-coin commemorative coin program recognizing the U.S. Marine Corps's 250th anniversary in 2025 is now authorized, with surcharges to benefit the Marine Corps Heritage Foundation.

Sales open Aug. 10 for the limited-edition Proof 2023-W American Liberty, High Relief gold $100 and the Proof 2023-P American Liberty silver medal, each featuring the enduring bristlecone pine.

Coronet double eagles from the 1880s tend to be tougher dates and finding quality examples can lead to spirited bidding, as two key dates that were sold by Heritage in May show.

"Safeguarding History: Trailblazing Adventures Inside the Worlds of Collecting and Forging History," by Ken Rendell, publishes Oct. 3, detailing his adventures seeking historic artifacts and busting hoaxes.

The 1862 Coronet double eagle is an example of a coin that is popular because of the historic date, and this example graded AU-58 by NGC sold for $28,000 in a Heritage auction in May.

Researcher and author Roger Burdette has been named the ANA Numismatist of the Year with the Young Numismatist of the Year honors going to 17-year-old Kevin Lester.

An 1891 Coronet double eagle graded AU-58 by Professional Coin Grading Service attracted bbidders at the Heritage Auctions' Platinum Night session in May who brought the price to $66,000.