The latest American Innovation dollar coin featuring the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel in Virginia is now available in rolls or bags from the Denver and Philadelphia Mints.

In an effort to make the country currency more user-friendly for nearly 2.5 million citizens in the Philippines who are visually impaired, the main bank is considering the addition of Braille to notes.

An air of optimism prevailed with the completion of the 15th annual Summer FUN show in Orlando as precautions were taken and safety steps followed for a successful event that bodes well for the future.

A quick sale of Proof 2021-W American Eagle, Reverse of 2021 inventory and the U.S. Mint attempts to put an end to bot buying led the interest of readers seeking future Mint products.

With the desire to make changes to the obverse of the American Eagle in hopes of resurrecting some of the artists' original intent, the U.S. Mint has provided graphics to explain the alterations.

Joe Orlando, the president and CEO of Collectors Universe, is leaving the company after more than 20 years, handing the reins for the position to Nat Turner, who acquired the company in late 2020.

2021 American Eagle bullion coins with the old designs from the last production run and coins with the new designs from the first production run will be available to authorized purchasers.

A public auction will be held later this year by the U.S. Mint with all of the 500 lots consisting of sets of American Eagles that were struck by Mint Director David J. Ryder with a COA included.

A pair of Classic Head gold $2.50 quarter eagles from the Utah Collection, including a first-year issue from the Charlotte Mint, brought similar prices when sold at the recent Heritage auction.

Jeff and Larry connect with Brian Herriott, new owner of Druids’ Cache, about the historic significance and high appeal of British Provincial Tokens.

The 1855-C Indian Head gold dollar is the only example of the short-lived Small Head type struck at the Charlotte Mint. One example of the coveted coin sold in a Heritage sale for $20,400.

To commemorate the efforts of four Canadians who created insulin in 1921, the Royal Canadian Mint is offering a new circulating commemorative $2 coin in color and plain versions.

Only a pair of $3 notes remain as legal tender in the Cook Islands (which uses the New Zealand dollar), but one of the notes has become so popular that the government issued a polymer version.

The decision by U.S. Mint officials to impose new guidelines on its numismatic bulk buyers, forbidding them to use techniques to circumvent household ordering limits for products, is a welcome one.

The next .999 fine silver medal in the series honoring U.S. presidents will feature John Tyler, who was the 10th chief executive, elevated to office after the death of William Henry Harrison.

What once served as circulating currency has found new life in the hands of artists in Venezuela as the bills are being used to create innovative works when glued to a board.

The Premier Session of the the Heritage FUN auction included the Utah Collection of gold coins created at the Charlotte Mint. An 1851-C Coronet gold $5 half eagle brought a final price of $44,400.

A charity auction for the Bank of England and a sale in Hong Kong made up a busy week for Spink as beneficiaries realized big gains and collectors snagged quality notes.

It appears the 2021 American Eagle, Reverse of 2021 silver bullion coins are only being struck at the West Point Mint, a contrast to the three facilities that produced the Reverse of 1986 coins.

It took just 20 minutes for the supply of the Proof 2021-W American Eagle, Reverse of 2021 silver dollar to be exhausted when offered by the U.S. Mint as the 300,000 coins drew immediate attention.