Stack’s Bowers Galleries’ November 2021 Baltimore Auction — official auction of the Whitman Coin & Collectibles Expo — will be held after the convention on Nov. 22 and 23 in California.

It appears that hundreds, if not thousands, of the five Matte Finish 2021 Morgan silver dollars and single 2021 Peace dollar are being resold through a number of online numismatic sales outlets.

The first Mint State 70 example of the 2021 American Eagle quarter-ounce gold bullion coin struck with a Mint-marked obverse die intended for Proof coins sold at auction for $15,811.38.

United States Mint officials recommended Oct. 26 that customers place orders early for numismatic products intended as gifts, to ensure delivery by the holidays.

News about the 2021 Morgan and Peace dollars and the discovery of a 2021 American Eagle gold bullion coin struck from an unfinished die for a Proof coin captured reader attention this week.

A pair of PCGS-graded 1857-S Coronet gold $20 double eagles were offered for sale with Damaged designations and proved popular for those interested in shipwreck recovery items.

Pobjoy Mint had added three additional coins to the five previously issued in commemoration of George T. Morgan and his design for the U.S. dollar.

APMEX has partnered with PCGS to commemorate the coin grading service's 35th anniversary with special Brilliant Uncirculated 1-ounce .999 fine silver $2 coins.

With a new administration and a new secretary of the Treasury, one piece is still missing from the formula to create a new series of Federal Reserve notes: the appointment of a treasurer.

Poland's late president Lech Kaczynski is honored on a commemorative 20-zloty note set for November release with design elements featuring his lifelong philosophy: “Being a Pole has value.”

Considered a coin in a class by itself, the finest-known example of an 1857-S Indian Head gold $3 piece from the wreck of the SS "Central America" brought $367,875 in an August GreatCollections auction.

Jeff and Larry speak with Peter Tompa about import guidelines and ancient coins as well as discuss the recently discovery bullion mule.

The image of the iconic schooner "Bluenose" found on the 10-cent coin of Canada has been redesigned for the first time since 1937 to celebrate the centennial of the ship's creation.

The cupboard is nearly bare for those seeking to purchase items from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing catalog on the U.S. Mint website, as only a few items remain in stock.

The new American Eagle error variety reported this week may not be the “mule” collectors and dealers were hoping for, but it is an exciting find nonetheless that should send hobbyists searching.

Legislation has been introduced in the House of Representatives for the creation of a congressional gold medal honoring the late musical artist Prince for his achievements in the arts.

The Nov. 11 to 14 U.S. Coins Signature Auction from Heritage will include many high quality coins made at the Carson City Mint in several denominations, including several rare dimes.

The attraction of shipwreck gold is strong as evidenced by an 1857-S Coronet gold $20 double eagle graded Mint State 64 with a CAC sticker that brought over $10,000 in a July GreatCollections sale.

There's a new name for a numismatic education program offered by the U.S. Mint for children and teachers as the "Coin Classroom" will replace the H.I.P. Pocket Change Kids Site.

In a cost-cutting move, the Bank of Ghana has decided to withdraw its lowest two denominations of notes, but there are already coins of those denominations in circulation in the nation.