Previously submitted designs have been resurrected for a pair of investment coins being offered by the Royal Australian Mint that include a silver dollar and a gold $100 offering.

The Uncirculated silver 5-ounce Weir Farm quarter remains in the inventory of the United States Mint. The coin is different than the bullion version of the same size and design.

The Mint is only accepting online orders, as PSFweb employees contracted to take phone orders are working from home, not in a secure environment to handle credit card data.

The Basketball Hall of Fame coin launch, long-delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic, was held June 4 in Springfield, Massachusetts, with coins available to the 80-plus attendees.

With the ANA World's Fair of Money less than 60 days away, decisions about the fate of the show or any necessary changes become urgent as questions remain unanswered.

The top stories this week included concerns about a major sales platform, an uptick in counterfeit coin offers on social media, and no telephone order option at the U.S. Mint.

The penny takes center stage this week, as Jeff and Chris talk with Zach Edick and Jamie Kovach, co-directors and co-producers of a documentary Heads-Up: When Will We Stop Making Cents.

A three-coin set from Netherlands includes coins of Canada and the United Kingdom as well, each marking the end of World War II 75 years ago.

The battle of Thermopylae 2,500 years ago was a significant event in history and is honored with a 2020 circulating commemorative €2 coin from Greece.

An 1840-O Seated Liberty half dollar lacking the New Orleans Mint's O Mint mark, graded PCGS MS-62 with a CAC sticker, has a fun back story and sold for $5,520 at a recent Heritage auction.