Officials at the United States Mint and Bureau of Engraving and Printing have closed their facilities to the public in response to the coronavirus.

CCAC members recommended designs for three of the four 2021 American Innovation dollars, but asked for additional designs for the coin for North Carolina.

The cancellation of the NCAA tournament on April 4 due to the pandemic is forcing changes to the unveiling of the colorized Basketball Hall of Fame coins.

The numismatic community both internationally and in the United States continues to deal with the effects of the global pandemic of COVID-19.

The Federal Reserve System has begun quarantining physical dollars as they are returned from Asia before recirculating them in this country because of the coronavirus.

Our most-read articles of the past week included price increases for palladium, 1864 Indian Head cent differences, and problems with Series 2009 $100 notes.

Dominated by “a depiction of Pikes Peak that resembles Dairy Queen soft serve ice cream" this AU-58 Clark, Gruber & Co. 1860 $10 gold coin brought $26,400 at Kagin's ANA auction. .

Chris interviews Neil Musante, a numismatic researcher whose recent two-volume work, Medallic Washington, deals with exonumic depictions of the United States' first president.

At only 80 percent of the gold value the coins were marked, “Salt Lake City Pure Gold” was nearly all melted, so the few survivors, like this PCGS AU-53+ 1849 $2.50 coin, are desirable.

Australia has another circulating commemorative $2 coin for 2020, this one celebrating the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II.