A 1913 Indian Head, Bison on Mound 5-cent coin graded Proof 68 by PCGS with a green CAC sticker was the subject of high praise in Legend's Sept. 2 auction; it realized $96,937.50.

A new dollar coin issued by the Royal Canadian Mint helps balance the story of the impact of the Klondike Gold Rush on native peoples on the 125th anniversary of the event.

A study issued through the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia concluded that cash usage is targeted for smaller purchases and household hoarding may have a direct impact on existing circulation.

As the "Coin World" staff begins working on its 2022 editorial calendar, we would like some suggestions on the kinds of features and columns you would like to read next year. Please let us know.

A recent lot from the Charles Opitz Collection presented at the Stephen Album Rare Coins' auction was a string of Tibetan prayer beads that were composed of 108 human bones.

A project born from the restrictions of the global pandemic has materialized as director and animator Lachlan Turczan created a video about the human perception of money through time.

Legend Rare Coin Auctions held its Regency 47 sale in Las Vegas, offering stunning examples of quality coins that included a Proof 68+ Cameo 1909 Liberty Head 5-cent coin that brought $32,900.

An African nation got a new name at the behest of its king, but it took time for the old name to be removed from the nation's currency and the new name to take its place on its bank notes.

Bulletin: David Ryder is stepping down as director of the United States Mint effective Oct. 1. Ryder is serving his second term as director of the Mint. This is a breaking news article.

Kevin Lipton has been a regular at the ANA shows with his latest visit coming at the 2021 World’s Fair of Money this past August. We sat down with Kevin to talk about his first show and how the hobby and business continues to grow and develop for collectors and dealers through the many changes we’ve seen.