Bags and rolls of circulation-quality 2020 American Innovation dollars celebrating Maryland and the Hubble telescope go on sale from the U.S. Mint at noon Eastern Time Nov. 23.

Life has been challenging all year because of the pandemic, and the future remains uncertain. However, there's a lot of good things going on in the coin collecting hobby today.

A token from the 17th century issued by the Mermaid Tavern, a popular London gathering spot, will be offered for auction in November in Very Fine condition.

With a theme of diversity of past and future, a new $50 commemorative polymer note from Fiji's Reserve Bank marks the nation's 50th year of independence.

Why a given coin doesn't sell in a given auction may have nothing to do with the quality of the coin offered or the current market conditions.

The next-to-last quarter dollar in the America the Beautiful program, representing the Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve for Kansas, becomes available in bags and rolls Nov. 16.

Saudi Arabia’s first polymer bank note, a 5-riyal denomination, is now in circulation, and the notes use Saudi-based petrochemicals in the creation process.

A Spanish colonial 1713-MXO J gold 8-escudo Royal coin with documented provenance to the famed 1715 Plate Fleet wreck highlights Daniel Frank Sedwick LLC’s Treasure Auction 28 on Nov. 17.

Despite reports to the contrary, the response from the U.S. Mint on a FOIA request has confirmed that 1986 and 1987 American Eagle silver bullion coins were struck only at the San Francisco Mint.

Sales began on Oct. 13 for the 2020-S American Eagle silver dollar, and nearly 170,000 (out of the 200,000 available) were purchased the first day, despite an increased price.