The three-coin National Law Enforcement Memorial and Museum Commemorative Coin Program is underway, as the U.S. Mint is taking orders for the coins to be delivered in early May.

Because of a conflict in production schedules, the U.S. Mint is reassigning release of the Proof 2021-W American Eagle silver dollar to Feb. 11. (It was previously posted for Jan. 7 release.)

The $20 note adorned with a banana sticker set a new auction price record for a paper money error, realizing $396,000 against an estimated range of $25,000 to $50,000.

The plan to bring Harriet Tubman to the $20 note is back on track as the Treasury under new leadership resurrects the idea, with the note still a few years from reality.

Donald G. Partrick's collection extended well beyond his headlining Brasher doubloons, as his high-quality counterstamped coins offer a more accessible collecting area of historical interest.

Interest continues to run high surrounding the silver dollar centennial coin as more details are announced about the program, and the Mint owns up to a newly discovered mule from 2014.

Sworn in to a four-year term on Jan. 19, the newest member of the Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee is Ohio attorney-collector Arthur P. Bernstein, representing the general public.

The low-mintage 1877-CC Coronet gold $5 half eagle is rare in high grades and embodies the allure of the Old West, so an AU-55 example sold for $16,800 in a recent Stack's Bowers Galleries auction.

Citing issues decreasing the desirability of conducting Summer Seminar 2021, all related to COVID-19, the American Numismatic Association is canceling the popular event for the second straight year.

The brightly colored, graceful flamingo is reproduced in pink and light green titanium by the Pobjoy Mint on a 2021 $5 coin for Fiji; an Uncirculated copper-nickel dollar version is also offered.