The sixth and latest edition of the Whitman book "100 Greatest United States Coins" features updates, including a shift in rankings on the iconic coins list, with a new classic coin at the top.

A previously unknown Dominion of Canada 1870 $2 note payable in Victoria, British Columbia, has surfaced and will be part of a 2025 sales offering by Stack's Bowers.

Reverse Proof Morgan and Peace dollars minted in San Francisco are being sold in a two-coin set and are now available from the U.S. Mint, and about half of the allotment is already sold.

One of the earliest United States silver dollars, a Rhode Island family's heirloom coin struck on an adjusted planchet, recently emerged to the market and will be auctioned by GreatCollections Dec. 15.

The CCAC looked again at design proposals and this time recommended two for the congressional gold medal authorized in 2023 for Emmett Till and Mamie Till-Mobley.

A stash of coins made of clay for use in Japan near the end of World War II was discovered during a cleanup effort and the discovery has led to a reminder of conditions during the conflict.

The Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee has made its recommendations on designs for the U.S. Mint's planned 2025 coins and medals featuring Batman and Wonder Woman.

President-elect Donald Trump announced his choice for a new Treasury secretary; the purported frontrunner for the job is Scott Bessent of Key Square Capital Management.

If approved by the Treasury secretary, two Liberty Bell-shaped gold coins and a silver medal could be used to help the nation celebrate the 250th anniversary of its founding in 2026.

2025-dated Proof .999 fine silver $1 and Proof .9999 fine gold $100 coins from Niue celebrate cranes and highlight their meaning and place in nature.

The medal Collectors of America's annual medal is now available in limited quantity and this year's design focuses on a natural theme.

A visit to the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in Richmond will provide a connection between coins of the Roman and Greek period with art works of the times.

The family of the late Sydney Martin has provided an endowment to the American Numismatic Society for the position of executive to be named in honor of the past president.

PCGS Banknote recently had an opportunity to certify and grade an 1862 Bank of Germantown note, the first of its kind to be offered to the grading service.

A circulating commemorative €2 coin was released Nov. 21 with subject being the puzuris, a winter solstice ornament native to the country of Latvia.

The issuance of the gold dollar celebrating the 2130th anniversary of the country's first dollar led to a quick sellout and a boisterous secondary market with more excitement to come.

The first coins bearing the characters created by children's book author Dr. Seuss will go on sale through Rare Collectibles TV in time for holiday purchases.

A new work is available that centers on the medallions issued in Canada for the historic occasion of the nation's centennial in 1967, featuring over 1,000 images and detailed information.

Congress has passed a proposal calling for a commemorative coin program in 2027 that would feature the nation's working dogs with surcharges set aside for America's VetDogs.

The Mint's sale of the Flowing Hair gold coin and subsequent announcement of the Stack's Bowers auction of privy-marked examples dominated the attention of readers.