Chief Numismatist at Witter Coin, Seth Chandler, discusses what they have done to be keep successful, and even expand in a somewhat down market. He also discusses the strong interest in the hobby he is seeing from the young collectors and what we can do to feed that interest.

An 1870s-era Seated Liberty half dollar struck on a quarter dollar planchet is an unusual wrong planchet error appearing in a GreatCollections auction.

Paper money from two countries, India and the Philippines, took the top spots at the Stack’s Bowers Galleries auction of world paper money on Aug. 14 in Rosemont, Illinois.

Stack’s Bowers Founder, Q. David Bowers discusses what has kept his interest in the hobby for 67 years, advice for new collectors and how to pass numismatic knowledge to younger generations.

The U.S. Mint has established pricing for numismatic products that include intaglio prints from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing to be issued in two commemorative coin programs.

New Kenyan notes are strikingly different from their predecessors because the law prohibits notes and coins from bearing the portrait of any individual. However, an activist has sued the bank for violating the law.

American David Daniel “Mickey” Marcus appears on a new medal from the American Israel Numismatic Association. Marcus was a hero of Israel’s War of Independence.

The 41-coin Anthony J. Taraszka Collection of 1795 to 1804 Capped Bust gold $10 eagles auction on Aug. 15 featured at $630,000, this MS-63 1795 Capped Bust, Small Eagle $10 eagle.

An exhibit of 11 Holey dollars and 11 Dumps is on view at the Royal Australian Mint in Canberra.

Jeff and Chris interview Dennis Tucker, publisher at Whitman Publishing and numismatic representative on the Citizens' Coinage Advisory Council.