A single fingerprint captured within the layers of a note led Romanian authorities to the arrest of three suspects in a ring of suspected polymer note counterfeiters.

With the release of the United States’ first colorized coins a little more than a month from now, the nation will be joining the rest of the world.

The latest in the ANS series of Money Talks, "State Coinages of the Confederation, 1785-1788," will be presented by Ray Williams, live via video conference July 18.

An 1843 Seated Liberty quarter dollar, part of the Q. David Bowers collection and subject of an entry in a 2000 book about rare coins, realized $7,800 in a recent Stack's Bowers auction.

The Dix Noonan Webb Banknote Department presented a live online-only auction, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, with portions of the funds going to several charities, including supporting COVID-19 care.

An Australian collector is the new owner of a love token created by a convict who had carved a message on a pre-1776 George III halfpenny sold at Dix Noonan Webb in July.

The ANA has opened classes, live first, then recorded versions, in the eLearning Academy to provide education opportunities in place of canceled physical coin shows and events.

The Stack's Bowers Galleries auction originally planned for the ANA World's Fair of Money will go on and feature the ESM Collection of United States Large Cents as a key attraction.

People in Tallinn, Estonia, can make a withdrawal of fantasy bank notes with a message, from an ATM-like art gallery exhibit set up July 1, the brainchild of a famed street artist.

Unsold products from 2016 to 2018 in the U.S. Mint inventory have been offered to select bulk dealers via a sealed-bid auction, with thousands of gold and silver coins moved.

Half cents and other copper coins take center stage on the podcast this week. Jeff and Chris interview Bill Eckberg about his book on half cents and leadership of Early American Coppers (EAC).

The U.S. Mint's first foray into colorizing coins, examples of the half dollar and silver dollar coins in the 2020 National Basketball Hall of Fame program, will soon be available for purchase.

Seldom seem rarities from the 19th century drew spirited bidding attention in the Early American Coins and Numismatic Americana session at Stack’s Bowers Galleries’ Santa Ana auctions.

Production chain disruptions from the COVID-19 pandemic prompt altering plans for circulating the 2020-W Salt River Bay quarter dollars, and ditch special plans for all the 2020-W quarter dollars.

A coin shortage created by COVID-19 conditions continues to draw attention, as banks ration coins and merchants call for cashless transactions or exact change.

Bank of Poland coin offerings don't shy away from tragic events, as 2020 gold and silver coins mark 10 years since the Smolensk plane crash killed 96 people, including the top government officials.

Stargazing is a worldwide, ancient practice, as civilizations long used celestial guides to navigate and create calendars; Australia celebrates this with a 2020 half-ounce silver Emu in the Sky coin.

Penguins are a popular subject among Pobjoy Mint offerings, with four 2020 coins added to the waddle, the new series in the name of South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands.

The numismatic world responds to the COVID-19 pandemic by developing products that wil serve as remembrances of a time that floored the world.

The U.S. Mint will soon offer a three-coin set featuring the U.S. Virgin Islands' Salt River Bay National Historical Park, in the America the Beautiful quarter dollar series, with coins from three Mints.