Nearly $4.3 million was the final tally on the Stack's Bowers Galleries sale of the Zito Collection that included lead bidding on a duo of 1907 Indian Head gold $10 eagles.

A circa A.D. 103 to 111 gold aureus of Trajan, the man that presided over one of the greatest military expansions in Roman history, is being offered by auction house Stephen Album Rare Coins.

A collaborative effort is underway as the London Bullion Market Association and World Gold Council are seeking to create a worldwide registry and tracking ledger for serial-numbered gold bars.

Weeks before Poland would earn the praise of nations around the globe for assisting refugees fleeing the conflict in Ukraine, a coin was released for the defense of Poland’s border.

Dr. Flora Murray will be recognized for her benevolent work in establishing health care for children and others with a new £100 polymer note from the Bank of Scotland.

Digital U.S. currency is inevitable, but it does not necessarily mean that traditional forms of currency, coins and Federal Reserve notes, will disappear during the lifetimes of those reading this week’s issue.

Some might assume that when it comes to the subjects on bank notes, leaders of nations, whether royal or political, dominate as subjects. A recent survey suggests a surprising "occupation" leads the rankings.

A new 5-ounce .9999 fine silver $5 coin from Tuvalu rekindles the debate over Pluto’s place in the planetary hierarchy. The design features all eight planets and the dwarf planet Pluto.

The latest honors in bank note awards comes from the 18th High Security Printing Asia conference in Japan and the "Best New Banknote" went to Cambodia's 15,000-riel note.

Paper money dominated the attention as the presence of a counterfeit note in a counterfeit holder and circulation of a controversial note in the Philippines topped the attention.

The Commission of Fine Arts recommended proposed reverse designs April 21 for the 2023 Native American dollar and five 2023 American Women quarter dollars, recognizing one woman twice.

The limited-edition Proof 2022-W American Buffalo gold $50 coin will be offered by the U.S. Mint beginning at noon Eastern Time May 12, limited to a release of 16,000 coins, without household limits.

The 2022 Texas Numismatic Association convention medal will show naval commander Edwin Ward Moore, who played a key role in battle during his time in service.

H.R. 7231, legislation introduced in the House of Representatives, is seeking to direct the Treasury Department to develop and pilot digital dollar technologies, and to deploy the electronic dollars.

What could be the finest example of a coin considered an important modern Swiss rarity, a 1928 silver 5-franc coin, will be offered in Swiss auction house Rapp’s May 6 auction.

Two Coronet gold double eagles from the 1880s were among the highly desired offerings available when Stack's Bowers Galleries sold the Fairmont Collection - Hendricks Set on April 6.

Larry and Jeff speak with Dan Sedwick about the ongoing allure of shipwreck coins.

An 1886 Coronet $20 double eagle graded About Uncirculated 55 by PCGS sold for $132,000 in Stack's Bowers Galleries April 6 offering of the Fairmont Collection - Hendricks Set.

Thousands who put their own health and safety at risk for the betterment of Australian citizenry are honored with a special colorful $2 Frontline Workers coin released into circulation March 24.

The Anti-Counterfeiting Task Force and PNG are calling attention to recent findings of counterfeit notes contained in counterfeit pretended early generation PCGS Currency holders.