The 325th anniversary of the Bank of England’s founding in 1694 is the subject of a new exhibit just opened in the bank’s museum.

The calls and email from upset collectors began arriving at our office as soon as readers began receiving their 2019 Native American $1 Coin and Currency sets.

This 1895 Coronet gold $20 double eagle, one of about 20 remaining Proof examples of only 51 struck that year, was graded PCGS Proof 50 coin and realized $9,000 at Heritage's Summer FUN auction.

The Central Bank of Russia has a new idea for preserving and extending the life of its bank notes — coating them with varnish.

The Reverse Proof 2019-W American Eagle palladium coin goes on sale by the U.S. Mint starting Sept. 5 with a maximum mintage twice that of the standard Proof 2018 edition.

The U.S. Mint and BEP and their customers are dealing with a packaging problem with the 2019 Native American $1 Coin and Currency set that appears to repeat problems for some 2015 sets.

Columns in the latest issue of “Coin World” explore the wisdom of buying a large cent for $15, the release of the scarcest Roosevelt dime struck for circulation, and paper money with a connection to an early Indiana railroad.

News coverage about the death of a noted collector at a young age, U.S. Mint plans to distribute coin cards, and the possibility of colorized U.S. coins drew reader attention this week.

Two holiday ornaments, each incorporating an Uncirculated Mint set quality 2019-P Kennedy half dollar, will be offered by the U.S. Mint beginning at noon Eastern Time Aug. 13.