The United States Mint and Royal Canadian Mint will both be selling the joint Pride of Two Nations Two-Coin Set, to be released July 3, with different packaging from the two issuers

A lustrous late 15th century Milanese gold ducato features a quintessential Renaissance portrait of Galeazzo Maria Sforza and sold for $9,000.

Our “most-read” articles of the past week focused on a joint set issued by two Mints and a preview of a column about the first “bonus” West Point Mint coin.

Proposed designs for congressional gold medals authorized for Stephen Michael Gleason and Anwar Sadat were recommended June 20 by the Commission of Fine Arts.

To celebrate the 150th anniversary of the founding of the Carson City Mint, a series of events are being held at the former mint facility.

In Italy, “minibots,” or mini bills of treasury, are proposed as a parallel currency that could circulate with euro notes, but some critics say that would violate European Union regulations.

Chris and Jeff discuss their summer numismatic goals, the history of the Chinese silver crown-size series, the Junk Dollar, and talk to Bernard Nagengast, author of the Jefferson Nickel Analyst.

One of France’s 2019 circulating commemorative €2 coins celebrates the anniversary of the cartoon known as Asterix.

Few ancient Greek coins are as impressive as this often published large dekadrachm struck in Sicily during the First Punic War, which CNG sold for $66,000 May 29.

The Central Bank of Venezuela is issuing yet another round of high-denomination notes as inflation continues unchecked.

The quarter exchange at the 2019 San Antonio Missions National Historical Park quarter dollar launch will not include West Point Mint strikes.

The United States Mint and its traditional customers could benefit from the Mint’s partnerships with other government mints.

A documented ownership history is especially valued for ancient coins and this ancient Greek coin has a magnificent one.

Heritage’s official auction of the summer FUN convention features a gold $3 coin from the SS Central America shipwreck and a Proof 1818 half dollar.

The sales of book and periodical assets from F + W Media were approved in two court auctions June 10 and June 13 before U.S. Bankruptcy Court Judge Kevin Gross in Wilmington, Delaware.

A silver medal from 1766 celebrates the repeal of the Stamp Act against the American Colonies. The medal realized $1,800 hammer price in a June 5 auction.

Columns found only in the July 8 issue of “Coin World” include a look at the 1996-W Roosevelt dime, a fake 1944-D Lincoln steel cent and tips on searching through rolls.

The availability of a $2 note in “Rocketship” packaging and the third 2019-W quarter dollar’s release topped the Week’s Most Read list this past week.

Bureau of Engraving and Printing officials are disputing some of the “New York Times’” reporting on purported concept design for the $20 Tubman note.

The Pride of Two Nations Limited Edition Two-Coin set is a joint numismatic release from the U.S. Mint and Royal Canadian Mint.