The Federal Reserve Bank in St. Louis has re-opened its Economy Museum with new interactive exhibits for visitors to get an increased educational experience about money.

The Royal Canadian Numismatic Association's annual meeting in July in Ottawa will be the debut forum for Whitman Publishing's "100 Greatest Canadian Coins and Tokens," by Harvey Richer.

Fake 500-rupee notes are proliferating rather than declining in India despite the prime minister's 2016 move demonetize and issue new ones, but the central bank promises new counterfeit-proof notes.

Readers were attracted to a giant gold coin created by the Royal Mint to commemorate Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee while also finding interest with quality Washington quarter dollars.

The United States Mint plans an on-sale date of Aug. 16 for the U.S. Air Force 1-ounce silver medal in the Mint’s Armed Forces silver medal program, and enrollments are open.

A coin with the obverse of a 2000-D Sacagawea dollar and the reverse of a South Carolina State quarter dollar, also from 2000, is authenticated by Professional Coin Grading Serviced at MS-64.

An 1882-CC Morgan dollar that was struck off-center that was part of the General Services Administration Hoard from 1972 to 1980 has been authenticated and graded by Numismatic Guaranty Co.

Half cents struck from 1840 to 1849 were Proof coins only, and restrikes were also made later, as an 1846-dated Braided Hair half cent with reverse of 1856 in a recent Stack's Bowers Galleries sale shows.

A Cohen 1 1829 Classic Head half cent historically identified as a Proof coin but graded Mint State 63 brown by NGC sold for $4,560 in Heritage's May 4 auction, an improvement on its April 2021 price of $3,360.

The American Numismatic Society’s 2021 Archer M. Huntington Medal Award will be presented to Dr. Sophia Kremydi on June 15 in Athens, Greece, for her research in Greek and Roman antiquity.

PAN president Tom Uram will be honored at the ANA's World's Fair of Money in August with the newly named Chester L. Krause Memorial Distinguished Service Award.

U.S. Mint customers interested in the Uncirculated 2022-W American Eagle 1-ounce gold coin can place an order for one of the 9,000 available coins beginning at noon Eastern Time on June 16.

The 1947 recovery of an object in Roswell, New Mexico, sparked worldwide interest in unidentified flying objects, and event's 75th anniversary prompts gold and silver coins from Niue.

The fourth known £100 note from the Palestine Currency Board issued Sept. 1, 1927, found in a box of items donated to the charity Oxfam, was sold in an April Spink sale for £168,000.

As the COVID-19 pandemic shifts to an endemic phase, the numismatic community is returning to some level of normalcy, having flourished despite lockdowns and cancellations.

Unique packaging for ancient, curved and other irregularly shaped coins is now available after two years of research and development into the product for protection of special coins.

Officials with the Bank of Jamaica are finding that the switch to polymer notes is an expensive production, but with cost-savings expected in the long run.

Two private minters are offering an array of coins, including several gold and silver selections, designed to add to the celebration of Queen Elizabeth II's historic completion of 70 years of rule.

Heritage offered a rare Cohen 1 1811 Classic Head half cent graded Mint State 62 brown by NGC, and the coin, which carries an extensive provenance, sold for $28,000 in the May 5 sale.

Security printer Giesecke+Devrient proposes a "green" concept note to address durability and sustainability of circulating bank notes, an environmentally friendly hybrid of organic fiber and polymer.