The 14-coin 2021 Uncirculated Coin set was placed back on sale Dec. 20 by the U.S. Mint after being taken off the market in October, allowing for additional coin production.

The Federal Reserve's print order for notes, submitted to the BEP in July, allows for an increase in 2022 to meet the trend of increasing demand for paper money during the global pandemic.

In a private transaction, one of the finest 1907 Saint-Gaudens, Ultra High Relief gold $20 double eagles, from the Bob Simpson Collection, was purchased for $4.75 million.

The 2022 Negro Leagues Baseball commemorative coin program will have a limited edition Proof silver dollar with a 100 privy mark on the obverse, noting the centennial of the leagues' founding.

Jeff and Larry escape the hustle and bustle of the season to reflect on numismatic news and catch up with what’s going on in preparation of the New Year while considering those last minute holiday gifts for nice numismatists.

An annual country music festival that has attracted fans from Australia and around the world will get the recognition of its own commemorative coin in celebration of its 50th anniversary.

A drastic design change is expected for the euro bank note by 2024 with plans to involve citizens in providing opinions on what should be depicted on the future currency.

As 2021 draws to a close, we look back briefly at the many highlights of the year: popular products offered by the U.S. Mint, a new auction price record for a U.S. coin, and a notable retirement.

The ninth coin in the Niue series celebrating animals of the Chinese Lunar calendar features a tiger with gold plating on a Black Proof 2022 .999 fine silver $10 coin.

At this point, no 5-ounce .999 fine silver bullion coins are planned for issue in the American Women quarter dollars series in 2022, even though the Mint has the option to do so.

An international hologram trade group assigned three of its five top awards — best security application, origination and innovation — for uses of the three-dimensional imagery on currency notes.

The works of internationally acclaimed children's author David Walliams will become the subject of the second coin in a series produced by Pobjoy Mint on behalf of Gibraltar.

A rich selection of coin jewelry sold Nov. 23 by New York City auctioneer Doyle included cuff links fashioned from 1886 Coronet gold half eagles and a bracelet with 8 gold coins mounted as charms.

An 1841 John Tyler Indian peace medal led bidding at the Stack's Bowers Galleries Nov. 21 offering of the E Pluribus Unum Collection, realizing $66,000.

Heritage's Jan. 6 to 10 Florida United Numismatics auctions in Orlando include the Arizona Collection of United States Large Cents, a group of high-end coins that are sure to command attention.

Order cancellations and program reconciliation made a number of the 2021 Morgan and Peace dollars newly available, and they quickly sold out again when sales briefly reopened Dec. 14.

Details remain to be revealed, but the U.S. Mint plans to offer a new colorized coin: a limited-edition 2022-W silver dollar in the National Purple Heart Hall of Honor program.

The year's half dollars entering circulation draws reader attention, generating renewed interest in the coin, while readers learn a respected columnist is retiring from weekly writing.

The new year brings a new column for "Coin World" readers as Stack' Bowers Galleries vice president Vicken Yegparian will offer "The Auctioneer's Dispatch" in each week's issue.

Ed Fuhrman has released his latest book in a series dedicated to the research and collecting U.S. half cents with focus on the Classic Head series and Braided Hair issues.