New legislation calls for a congressional gold medal for the U.S. Olympic hockey team from the 1980 games, and another measure for a commemorative program for a sports hero gains attention.

After a successful first sale of L.E. Bruun Collection selections, more offerings from the collection will appear in a second Stack's Bower Galleries auction session, in Switzerland in March 2025.

The Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee took a look at suggested designs for circulating dimes and half dollars and made recommendations during a two-day meeting.

New bullion coins being issued by the Royal Mint harken to the myths and legends of the region's history, retelling tales of beings whose stories have endured for centuries.

The work of a distinguished architect native to the country is the subject of a Proof .999 fine silver €5 coin that is being offered by the Bank of Latvia.

Those on the lookout for high quality Indian Head 5-cent coins will be watching the upcoming sale by Heritage Auctions that includes a trio of top examples to add to a collection.

The Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee had a busy two-day session that including looking at three years' worth of designs for the Proof American Eagle Charters of Freedom platinum $100 coin series.

Reader interest continued high for the announcement that the U.S. Mint was about to phase out the program to redeem mutilated coins, keeping the story on top this week.

The Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee considered multiple possible designs for five different quarter dollars to help celebrate 250 years of the nation's progress.

Members of the Royal Canadian Mint's loyalty club will be able to acquire an exclusive five-cent coin with a Wheat design that was previously submitted but never used.

The island of Guernsey is planning to change the look of their currency after 30 years and the change is more than superficial with a move to a polymer substrate.

Former president Jimmy Carter, who recently celebrated his 100th birthday, is the subject of congressional gold medal legislation offered in the House of Representatives.

A Jan. 31, 2025, deadline is in effect for individuals seeking scholarship assistance to attend the ANA's Summer Seminar sessions.

Consumers are left wondering what to do about mutilated U.S. coins with the announcement that the U.S. Mint is phasing out a redemption program and buyers are interested in Reverse Proof offerings.

Whitman Brands is offering a special limited edition American Women quarters album that is pink in color and proceeds benefit the Susan G. Komen Foundation's fight against breast cancer.

The Fall show of the Pennsylvania Association of Numismatists (PAN) will offer something for all levels of numismatic interest including informative lectures and a vast bourse.

The latest $50 coin minted by the Royal Canadian Mint from gold mined at a single source, this time a northern Ontario mine, follows single-source Maple Leafs from Quebec and Nunavut.

The Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee is scheduled for a two-day session to delve into some of the designs that could be featured on the coins marking the nation's 250th anniversary.

The four 2024 issues in the American Innovation dollar coin series are offered in a Reverse Proof finish as a set, with subscriber orders being accepted and an online sales launch in December.

Roll searching is an activity that can be pursued at any level and one reader took it back in time to spend his summer months going through 35,000 Lincoln cents.