Denmark has issued a Passing of the Crown coin to honor the ascension of King Frederik X's who has taken the leadership position after the abdication of Queen Margethe II.

Tanzania will recall its older shilling notes, mostly issues more than 20 years old, removing those long-standing notes from circulation and replacing them with newer issues.

Len Augsburger's collection of medalets related to Charles Willson Peale's museums, collections of curiosities eventually sold to P.T. Barnum, were offered in a Stack's Bowers sale.

The RAM introduced King Charles III's portrait on Solomon Islands coinage, backing the traditional Nguzu Nguzu image on a 2025 dollar coin; a Solomon Islands Central Bank official struck the first coin.

A Texas Marine killed in the line of duty in Iran 20 years ago is the subject of legislation calling for the award of a future congressional gold medal.

The presidential election of 2024 has been completed and the results yield a number of circumstances that have an effect on numismatics including the fate of government leaders.

Artists are invited to apply for a monthlong residency at Weir Park National Historic Site, depicted on the reverse of Connecticut's America the Beautiful quarter dollar in 2020.

As a means to protest government funding cuts, one region of Argentina has developed its own money that is accepted by some businesses but worthless outside the province.

The Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee will gather via teleconference live on YouTube to discuss matters such as designs for superhero coins and an approved congressional gold medal.

With the increasing metals market prices for gold, palladium and platinum, the U.S. Mint has updated its pricing grid to determine the cost to consumers for future precious metal coin issues.

The International Latino Book Awards group gives honorable mention to the work of a Texas numismatist and author who wrote about El Paso area numismatics.

Bags and rolls of circulation finish American Women quarter dollars featuring Zitkala-Ša, the series' final subject for 2024, are on sale from the U.S. Mint, including 665,000 coins from the San Francisco Mint.

The sale of the Mint's 230th Anniversary Flowing Hair gold dollar coin is set to begin Nov. 14, with its price, based on the Mint's newly revamped pricing grid, to be revealed by Nov. 13 .

The United States Mint website now has a new design with several enhancements intended to make the online experience positive for visitors and customers.

This week's top stories show readers' continued interest in the Mint's 230th Anniversary Flowing Hair silver medal, upcoming coin designs and a record-setting recent auction.

Reversing a previous announcement that the program would be discontinued, a change of circumstance revives the Jewish-American Hall of Fame medal series, and actress Molly Picon is honored in 2024.

The 2025 Central States Numismatic Society convention will again feature educational exhibits, and the call is out for displays with a focus on Nebraska for the April gathering.

Before we know it, the holiday season will be here, providing the perfect gift-giving occasion to boost a numismatist's efforts with many more options than just the next coin.

A Colorado dealer recently submitted a British Proof coin that features an unintentional pairing of obverse and reverse, a "mule," to Professional Coin Grading Service, where it was assigned a top grade.

The Anti-Counterfeiting Educational Foundation is joining forces with others who are seeking to protect consumers from vendors on e-commerce platforms that sell counterfeit products.