Consumers are left wondering what to do about mutilated U.S. coins with the announcement that the U.S. Mint is phasing out a redemption program and buyers are interested in Reverse Proof offerings.

Whitman Brands is offering a special limited edition American Women quarters album that is pink in color and proceeds benefit the Susan G. Komen Foundation's fight against breast cancer.

The Fall show of the Pennsylvania Association of Numismatists (PAN) will offer something for all levels of numismatic interest including informative lectures and a vast bourse.

The Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee is scheduled for a two-day session to delve into some of the designs that could be featured on the coins marking the nation's 250th anniversary.

The four 2024 issues in the American Innovation dollar coin series are offered in a Reverse Proof finish as a set, with subscriber orders being accepted and an online sales launch in December.

Roll searching is an activity that can be pursued at any level and one reader took it back in time to spend his summer months going through 35,000 Lincoln cents.

The time and extreme expense required to thwart fraud prompted the U.S. Mint to completely close its program that redeemed at face value the bent and mutilated coins submitted to it.

The second year of issuing Morgan and Peace dollars in a Reverse Proof finish is enticing customers to sign up early for the sets to be released in November, and more than half are spoken for.

A recent Stack's Bowers auction offered important historic pieces from the design competition for the Washington quarter dollar introduced in 1932, including works of contest winners and losers.

The U.S. Mint's 2024 Limited Edition Silver Proof set is available for ordering through the subscription option, with open sales and delivery of the eight-coin set expected to begin Nov. 5.

The toned Morgan dollars in the Puccini Collection continue to reign supreme in the reader interest for the week with news from Israel about a change in paper money also drawing attention.

A recent episode of the television show "Pawn Stars" included a segment where the only legal-to-own 1933 Saint-Gaudens double eagle was offered to a new owner if the price was right.

Co-sponsors in the U.S. Senate are now rapidly aligning with the proposed legislation seeking a commemorative coin program to honor working dogs after a House measure received approval.

A free-to-play mobile game is designed to provide numismatic prizes for achievement within the game and the game's maker has partnered with the U.S. Mint to provide special coins.

The Royal Hawaiian Mint has been dedicating itself to production of items that are emblematic of the culture and allure of the islands and plans to celebrate its anniversary soon.

The latest edition of a valuable resource guide by Kenneth Bressett that has been helping collectors for the past 25 years is now being offered by Whitman Brands.

The Commission of Fine Arts and the Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee studied designs offered for coins and medals in the DC Comics-U.S. Mint partnership and for a congressional gold medal.

Only one step remains for legislation that has received congressional approval for gold medals for Billie Jean King and Vietnam Dustoff crews, and that's the signature of the president.

Four women who played an integral role in work done in the early days of America's space program have been honored with congressional gold medals as "hidden figures."

Brightly toned Morgan dollars offered in a Heritage sale showed the attraction of color as website visitors selected the story as the top item of interest in the past week.