Willie O'Ree became the first black player in the National Hockey League in 1958 when he played for the Boston Bruins, and new legislation calls for recognizing him with a congressional gold medal.

The Feb. 26 Legend Rare Coins Las Vegas auction offered an example of a Coronet (or Liberty) Head quarter eagle with great eye appeal, one of 98 of the date graded PCGS Mint State 67.

A 542-lot Stack's Bowers Galleries sale of U.S. paper money includes nine notes expected to realize prices over $100,000, including the first piece of U.S. currency to feature the American eagle.

The news that the only 1933 Saint-Gaudens gold double eagle certified for private ownership by the U.S. government will be offered at auction on June 8 is exciting. How much will it bring?

The wolf, the national animal of Estonia, will be featured on a ringed-bimetallic circulating commemorative €2 coin with a mintage of 1 million coins to be released later this year.

A House Resolution calls for a congressional gold medal honoring the former hostages in the Iran Hostage Crisis that occurred from 1979 to 1981, when 52 Americans were held captive.

A gold medal of Peter I (the Great) celebrating Russia's 18th century capture of Tallin, Estonia, is among highlights of Stack’s Bowers Galleries’ April 6 Hong Kong auction of the Pinnacle Collection.

New notes issued in March for circulation in Venezuela, 200,000-, 500,000-, and 1,000,000-bolivare denominations, worth 10.6, 26.5, and 53 cents, respectively, demonstrate the nation's extreme inflation.

Proposed designs for upcoming medals and American Innovation dollars scheduled for 2022 release will be on the agenda for the Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee.

A series of sample notes by De La Rue showcases how safety features work together to improve note security and tell "the story of the banknote," in a pack available only to note-issuing officials.