Proceeds from sales of Uncirculated copper-nickel €10 coins honoring the San Marino Institute for Social Security and its health services are donated to the institute to support its COVID-19 work.

U.S. Mint pricing is increasing by about five percent for circulation quality American Innovation, Presidential and Native American dollars, which are sold only as collectibles, in bags, rolls and boxes.

After an absence of more than a century, Ultra High Relief made a return appearance at the U.S. Mint with a 2009 issue of a variation of the 1907 Saint-Gaudens gold double eagle design.

Jeff and Chris discuss the lackluster sales of the U.S. Mint's 2020 American Palladium Eagle and interview Caleb Noel, editor-in-chief of The Numismatist.

A three-inch bronze medal to honor the service of United States Mint director David J. Ryder has gotten design approval from the Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee.

A Territory of New Mexico First Charter Period, Series 1875 $20 note that Lyn Knight Auctions sold Sept. 19 for $18,000 is one of only 12 notes known for the remarkable Second National Bank of Santa Fe.

There is a guaranteed way to kill a U.S. Mint program: raise prices by 400 percent. Mint officials are increasing the price of the Mint’s 3-inch bronze medals from $39.95 to $160 each.

In a continuing program to honor U.S. armed forces, CCAC members recommended designs for a 2.5-ounce silver medal for the U.S. Army.

The National Bank of Ethiopia is combating currency related problems with a new issue of notes that include upgraded security and a higher denomination of 200 birrs.

The Secretary of the Treasury will receive design recommendations for three coins honoring law enforcement, as the Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee chose its favorites.