The U.S. Mint has published online its 2020 numismatic product schedule, including specific release dates for products through March 30.

Readers made news coverage of the destruction of U.S. gold coins, the possibility of a 2021 Morgan gold dollar and sales of surplus American Eagle silver dollars at discount prices the week’s “most-read” articles.

The profiled 1854 Indian Head gold dollar, graded PCGS Mint State 66 and with a green CAC sticker, is a stunning survivor and sold for $64,625 in the Exclusively Legend auction Oct. 24 in New Orleans.

Worldwide investments in gold bars and coins during the third quarter of calendar year 2019 dropped sharply to 150.3 metric tons, according to a gold demand report released Nov. 5 by the World Gold Council.

If the U.S. Mint is successful in Congress, it could get authority to redesign both sides of all of the circulating coin denominations in 2026 for the nation’s Semiquincentennial.

The Royal Canadian Mint has issued two 2019 commemorative coins showcasing the red poppy in a unique new way.

Legend offered an 1852 Coronet half eagle graded PCGS MS-66+ with a green CAC sticker — the finest certified at PCGS — that blasted past estimates to reach $123,375 Oct. 24 in New Orleans.

New gold coins from St. Helena, including the 1-ounce £5 piece shown, provide a modern interpretation of the classic Una and the Lion design.

British coinage takes center stage on this week’s Coin World Podcast as Jeff and Chris interview Dominic Chorney, an expert in medieval British coins.

A new circulating commemorative coin in Poland honors a memorial to an effort made to establish a Polish nation a century ago.