The U.S. Mint published notice Jan. 28 in the Federal Register that the bureau has released its 2020 pricing grid for numismatic and commemorative gold, platinum and palladium products.

The Bank of Canada has begun the redesign process for its $5 note and is asking the public for guidance on who the new note should depict.

Alaska’s State Legislature has passed a resolution seeking the Treasury Department to have the U.S. Mint strike 5 million 2020 Native American dollars for release into general circulation in Alaska.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection on Jan. 24 seized $900,000 in counterfeit $1 Federal Reserve notes, discovered in a commercial shipment originating from China.

Columns exclusive to the Jan. 17 issue of “Coin World” focus on such topics as the 1886 Indian Head cent, the leading numismatic publication in January 1960, and Scrooge McDuck’s experiences as a coin investor.

Articles about salvage operations planned for a possible gold treasure, the privy-marked 2020-W quarter dollars and sales totals for a hot coin attracted the most reader interest this past week.

Charles de Gaulle is honored with a circulating 2020 commemorative €2 coin from France.

The staff from Twery's give some advice to new collectors.

The Royal Australian Mint has issued a new 50-cent coin to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Indian Pacific Railway.

Hungary’s only gold coin design for 2020 celebrates the 15th century gold florin of King Ulászló (Vladislaus) of Jagiello (1440 to 1444).

A 1951-D Lincoln cent is rare only in very top grades, but the single PCGS MS-68 example is the sole finest known. Bidders agreed that it was special, and it brought $6,600 in Orlando Jan. 8, sold by Heritage Auctions at the FUN show.

A Florida treasure salvage company plans operations in 2020 to recover gold it says is worth more than $7 billion that the firm asserts was aboard the RMS “Republic” when it sank in 1909 south of Nantucket Island, Massachusetts.

Jeff and Chris interview Robert Levinson, an expert on early dated coins. The hosts also discuss proof sets of 1970 and demonstrate just how out of date the Coin World Trivia game is.

One of the 1969-S Lincoln, Doubled Die Obverse cents in the Heritage FUN auction in Orlando is distinctive, with a large finger print on the obverse, but for this key issue the MS-62 red and brown grade is understandable.

Max Spiegel, Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing, discusses the NGC Registry and its benefits for collectors.

America’s Founding Fathers 2020 Currency set is the newest addition to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing’s Premium Currency Products line.

A website covering the art world included two numismatic stories in its list of 11 important discoveries in art during 2019.

One of the highlights for attendees at the Early American Coppers 2020 convention April 30 to May 3 will be a visit to the Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh and the George H. Clapp Collection of U.S. large cent duplicates.

The third coin in the Australia at Night series is in the marketplace, this one honoring the echidna.

Notes of British India and Sarawak were among the highlights of the January auction of world bank notes conducted by Spink in New York City.