A detailed explanation was finally offered on March 19 by the U.S. Mint of its new Authorized Bulk Purchase Program, which allows qualifying dealers to purchase select numismatic products before sales open to the general public.

An 1880s medal awarded to French combatants in the Tonkin Campaign will be one of the highlighted elements of the upcoming Heritage Auctions April 4 Hong Kong sale.

Larry and Jeff discuss the late Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh’s contribution to numismatics and challenge listeners on a coin search.

The second issue in a three-coin series celebrating the coming of age of the Canadian Confederation is now available with the five-ounce coin honoring unification by water transportation.

The research vessel RRS Discovery is featured on the latest offering in a series honoring sailing vessels as Pobjoy Mint produces the coins for South Georgia & the South Sandwich Islands.

The centennial of the March Constitution is honored by the National Bank of Poland's Proof 2021 .925 fine silver 10-zloty coin, featuring the state eagle emblem and portions of the Constitution.

Microbiologists studied bank notes from many countries around the world determine which ones had the highest possibility of contamination and the dubious honor went to Canada.

From 2022 to 2025, 20 quarter dollars will be issued recognizing the accomplishments and contributions of American women. Who are your favorite candidates for the four-year program?

The Bangladesh Bank has a pair of new issues of 50-taka notes that were created in commemoration of the nation’s Golden Jubilee of Independence from Pakistan.

The Bureau of Engraving and printing will have more work ahead in creating notes as the Federal Reserve Board's budget for currency has increased for 2021 by over 30 percent from previous levels.

The trade organization long known as the Industry Council for Tangible Assets will operate under a new name, National Coin and Bullion Association, which better identifies the group's mission.

The Mint unveils final designs for the four 2021 American Innovation dollar coins, and the issue representing New Hampshire, designed to resemble an arcade token, is the first scheduled for release.

A high selling price will bring attention, as was the case with the sale of the only privately held 1822 Draped Bust gold $5 half eagle, while changes in an annual world coin program also gained high notice.

The 2021 George Washington Crossing the Delaware River quarter has been released into general circulation, the second quarter dollar to bear the current year date, but the first of the new one-year design.

Jeff and Larry get spring fever and talk baseball coins, a look at Civil War era history and a candid conversation with APMEX’s Ken Lewis, where we ask “How’s business?”

Legislation is reintroduced to give the Mint the flexibility to determine what composition to use for circulating coins, a responsibility that has long rested solely in the hands of Congress.

The spat between the ANA and the PNG over the ANA's new Dealer Day does no one any good, and officials of both organizations need to get together to mend their broken fences.

While the lionized piece is, truly, a real £10 note, "missing" detail where Queen Elizabeth II's face should be results more likely from a scrape-off alteration, one of many, than any rare printing error.

The newest president of Botswana finally sees his likeness on his country's lowest denomination note, as is traditional, after the pandemic delayed issue of the latest 10-pula "Tiger" note.

Two different designs within the same year will be issued for the first time in the Royal Mint's precious metals Britannia program, celebrating Britain’s spirit of innovation and honoring its diversity.