The U.S. quarter dollar made its first appearance in 1796 and wasn't minted again until 1804, making the first-year examples an attractive option even when presented with surface problems.

A small town in Denmark recently yielded one of the largest, richest and most beautiful gold treasures in Danish history, and it is on its way to becoming a museum display in 2022.

Collectors cheering the departure of Mint Director David Ryder should not expect an immediate overturning of policies enacted under his tenure, but they should engage his successor.

After a sellout of a 1-ounce version of a coin honoring the U.S. Morgan dollar, the Pobjoy Mint has created a 5-ounce version for the British Virgin Islands for Morgan and Peace designs.

Crane Currency's marketing director weighs in on the positives of physical cash and the cotton-linen substrate for notes, and compares its environmental impact to polymer notes.

Celebration of the bicentennial of Mexican independence and other events led to the creation of 20-peso coins that are being released dated 2021 for circulation with silver collector versions.

The 2021 Uncirculated Coin set with 14-coins representing the Philadelphia Mint and the Denver Mint is offered for $25.25 with no product or order limit. First-day sales totaled 139,119 sets.

A 1796 Capped Bust, Stars on Obverse gold quarter eagle that carried a grade of MS-62 had been off the market for nearly 50 years until the Stack's Bowers Galleries sale on Aug. 17.

Heritage Auctions offered over 200 pieces formed of macerated currency, from two of the genre's major collectors, including a wide variety of shapes that drew interest from collectors.

The latest coin-embedded holiday ornaments in two ongoing series offered by the United States Mint become available on Oct. 13, while ornaments from the past two years also remain available.