The fast sellout of the Enhanced Reverse Proof 2019-S American Eagle silver dollar angered a lot of U.S. Mint customers, many of whom immediately began making their displeasure public.

When it was first released, the 1964–2014-W Kennedy half dollar was one of the hottest coins in the marketplace, bringing prices well above issue price. So what has happened since then?

A 1790 Venetian silver osella (medallic coin) offered in the Dec. 5 auction from Numismatica Ars Classica marks victory over pirates in the Mediterranean.

An Arkansas collector located more than 300 2019-W Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness quarter dollars Oct. 29, a week before the scheduled Nov. 4 release.

In less than 20 minutes Nov. 14, enough one-coin orders were placed for the Enhanced Reverse Proof 2019-S American Eagle silver dollar to reach its 30,000-coin limit, and a lot of Mint customers are unhappy their orders were not successful.

Two features in the December monthly issue of Coin World focus on the real women who appear on U.S. coins and the real women who may have inspired the many portraits of Liberty seen on the coins since 1792.

Our top articles of the past week included reports about the U.S. Mint 2020 products schedule, a hoard of Morgan dollars from the New Orleans Mint, and anger at Mint revelations.

This NGC Poor 1, Counterstamped 1796 Draped Bust quarter dollar's strong date identifies it as from the denomination's first year of issue and a one-year type.

The U.S. Mint’s authorized purchasers will be able to place orders for the 2019 Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness 5-ounce silver bullion quarter dollar Nov. 25.

Jeff and Chris find religion on this week's Coin world Podcast as they interview Bill Bierly, author of the forthcoming book In God We Trust, which details the story of the national motto's appearance on U.S. currency.