Chris flies solo this week, interviewing Robert Wright, a financial historian and author of One Nation, Under Debt, Corporation Nation, and The Genealogy of American Finance. Their discussion centers on Revolutionary War finance.

Because the World's Fair of Money was canceled, the ANA will offer its annual awards celebration in a virtual ceremony Sept. 2.

A silver penny from the 12th century was discovered in 2018 by a metal detectorist and it turned out to be one of only 25 known examples. the coin is bound for a Sept. 16 auction.

“Monster” toned Morgan dollars remain in hot demand, and during the PCGS Members Only show auction, the coin pictured here blasted past its $2,500 to $3,000 estimate to $18,212.50.

The Banknotes of Color group in the UK is advocating increased representation of the nation's Black, Asian and minority ethnic people on the coins and currency.

The United States Mint's decision to offer unsold inventory of older precious metals coins angers collectors, who believe the decision violates their trust about product offerings.

Following calls to honor the UK's Black, Asian and Minority ethnic persons on currency and coins in Great Britain, plans are underway to honor Mahatma Gandhi on a coin.

Poland earned a hard-fought victory in the Battle of Warsaw to maintain its independence 100 years ago, now celebrated with a new 20-zloty note issue from Poland's central bank.

A pair of proper pachyderms, twin Asian elephants born in Nepal, replace the African elephant image previously featured on Nepal's 1,000-rupee note.

Four coins from the Royal Mint commemorate the 400th anniversary of the Mayflower voyage, including two ringed-bimetallic coins and two .925 fine silver coins with gold plating.