Silver dollars were among the top lots in the recent Heritage U.S. Coins Signature Auction, where a 1934-S Peace dollar graded 66+ by PCGS with a green CAC sticker realized $63,000.

With no appointee filling the U.S. treasurer's office, no treasurer signature is available, and no new note series will be issued until that problem is resolved.

Four months after its initial offering, the Proof 2021-S American Eagle, Reverse of 2021 silver dollar went back on sale, after order reconciliation and cancellations made stock available.

A limited number of privy-marked silver dollars will be offered in a 2022 program and interest ran high about an upcoming currency lot in the FUN sale that is seldom seen at auction.

The museum at the site of the Battle of Monocacy has acquired a second dog tag from a Pennsylvania Volunteer soldier who was part of the Civil War and has added it to the collection.

Removal of the pedestal for a Robert E. Lee statue in Richmond, Virginia, uncovered a pair of boxes placed during the monument's construction, containing artifacts, including coins, from the 1800s.

The U.S. Mint revealed its 2022 pricing grid for numismatic items containing precious metals, and Mint customers will be paying more, thanks, in part, to higher spot prices.

Great pattern coins from the Bob Simpson Collection in Heritage's FUN sale include several 1874 examples of manufacturer Dana Bickford's attempt at a coin assuming stable international exchange rates.

Jeff and Larry spend some time with Dr. Lawrence Korchnak, who has developed a comprehensive book and identification system for siege coins through history. Learn about the fascinating story behind their development and use and their collectability in the final episode of 2021.

The Legend Rare Coin Auctions Regency 49 sale offered several gold coins recognized as high-end for their grade, including an 1801 Capped Bust, Heraldic Eagle gold $10 eagle graded PCGS MS-63+.

Interest in Carson City Mint gold coins was evident during the Legend Rare Coin Auctions Regency 49 sale in Las Vegas as a plus-graded 1891-CC Coronet gold $5 half eagle brought $11,456.25.

Two medalists at the biennial Congress of the International Art Medal Federation in Tokyo (FIDEM 2020/2021) shared the Mel Wacks Judaica Art Medal Award for their Judaic, Biblical or Holy Land themes.

A note commemorating the 50th anniversary of a historic event became historic in its own right as the 50-dirham note is the first polymer note issued by the Central Bank of UAE.

Until a few years ago, the appearance of such special features as privy marks and colorized design elements on U.S. coins would have been considered unimaginable. Not any more.

The Senate passed its bill for a gold medal for the World War II "Ghost Army" units, which used illusions to divert enemy troops, and sent it to the House of Representatives to consider.

A Series 1882 $1,000 gold certificate from the Joel Anderson Collection is considered the finest known and will be offered at the Heritage sale held in January at the FUN Convention.

The leader of the Legend Rare Coin Auctions Regency 49 sale in Las Vegas was an 1834 Capped Bust, Crosslet 4 gold $5 half eagle that brought $205,625.

New Zealand is seeing an increase in defaced notes due to a hoax played on its citizens who are rubbing the notes with coins as if they were lottery tickets and ruining the bills in the process.

Thirteen American service personnel who were killed in Afghanistan during the August evacuation of American citizens and Afghan allies will be honored with a congressional gold medal.

The presale date of the three-coin National Purple Heart Hall of Honor commemorative program is postponed to an undetermined later date, with no reason given for the change in schedule.