Deep toning on a candy-colored 1948-S Washington quarter dollar graded PCGS MS-67+ with a green CAC sticker made it a prize from both a technical and aesthetic standpoint.

Professional Coin Grading Service is returning to the field of grading United States paper money with the scheduled January launch of PCGS Banknote.

Recent revelations from U.S. Mint officials surprised readers, and they responded in force to news about $1 million in destroyed gold coins, discounted bulk sales for dealers, and a possible Morgan gold dollar.

More than 1,500 people, including 1,200 schoolchildren, converged Nov. 6 on Salmon Jr./Sr. High School in Salmon, Idaho, for the official U.S. Mint launch of the 2019 Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness quarter dollar.

A pair of recent stories call into question the nearly daily pronouncements by experts that the end of cash is near.

Lustrous and well struck, a PCGS MS-65 1901-S Barber quarter dollar, among the finest surviving, realized $56,500 in Heritage Auctions' mid-October Signature Auction of U.S. coins in Dallas.

A broad array of United States, Chinese and worldwide bank notes, stock and bond certificates and security printing ephemera are offered in the public auction being conducted by Archives International Auctions Nov. 21.

Two decades after being named executive director of the American Numismatic Society, Dr. Ute Wartenberg has stepped down to return to full-time numismatic research.

A hoard of 13,000 Morgan dollars from production at the New Orleans Mint has surfaced, stored in the Treasury-sealed canvas bags in which they were secured during the government sales of silver dollars in the early 1960s.

The U.S. Mint’s packaging problems for joint 2019 numismatic products with the Bureau of Engraving and Printing continue.