Early sales for the Superman 1- and 2.5-ounce .999 fine silver medals and Proof half-ounce .9999 fine gold $50 coin were reportedly brisk as the U.S. Mint opened its Comic Coin and Medals program.

New coins and currency that reflect upon the heritage of the nation of Namibia will begin to circulate with a public awareness campaign well underway.

The nations that make up the BRICS group have been alluding to a unified currency for the nations and a recent economic summit provided a first look at what may become that currency.

The eighth edition of the book "Striking Gold in Alaska: Making Tokens from Placer Gold" provides insight into the art from start to finished product.

The U.S. Mint's celebration of the 25th anniversary of the Sacagawea dollar by issuing a limited-edition Proof half-ounce .9999 fine gold dollar coin is applauded by the designer of the reverse.

Whitman Publishing has announced the upcoming release of "Kids Love Coins!" a title that will help children learn about coins and coin collecting.

The Commission of Fine Arts looked at designs for a 2026 commemorative coin program and a congressional gold medal for the first American POW of the Vietnam conflict.

Entertainer Rick Springfield has collected gold coins throughout his career and plans to sell the items in Stack's Bowers Galleries Summer Global Showcase Auction.

The British musical group Iron Maiden is commemorating 50 years in the entertainment world and the Royal Mint helps celebrate with special coins in the Music Legends series.

The Mint annually changes the finish of the American Eagle palladium collector coin, and the 2025-W coin's Reverse Proof finish is the first since 2022; it will be available in early September.

Ira Rezak's "Jewry Reflected, Refracted and Recorded on Medals" is based on an exhibition of his material at New York’s Center for Jewish History and the work led to the 2025 Shekel Prize.

The first Best of the Mint Coin and Medal set will include a 1916-dated Winged Liberty Head tenth-ounce .9999 fine gold dime and an Uncirculated .999 fine silver medal.

Louisiana's Paul Hollis, who has vast experience in numismatics and legislative matters, has been nominated to assume the role of Director of the United States Mint.

George Kolbe, who built a career of more than five decades selling numismatic literature and books to collectors has passed away at the age of 83 in California.

Paper money collectors will be pleased to find some highly desired items in the U.S. and world bank note sale being offered by Archives International Auctions July 23 and 24.

The Bank of England is giving residents until the end of July to submit ideas for the look of future bank notes which could lead to some interesting suggestions.

With the closure of the long-running retail outlet Hudson Bay, interest in the tokens of its forerunner company charted in 1670 may be on the rise for some collectors.

After approval in 2022, the few surviving members of the United States Army Rangers that served in World War II received the congressional gold medal with two of the five survivors in the ceremony.

The U.S. Mint has opened the subscription window for the 1-ounce silver medal featuring Superman in the Comic Art Coin and Medal Program.

The Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee will hold their next meeting on July 22 with discussion centering on the commemorative coins for the FIFA World Cup and a gold medal.