The personal collection of 1780s Vermont Coppers that researcher and author Q. David Bowers began in 1954, the basis for his 2018 book on the coins, was sold June 18.

The United States Mint will offer Reverse Proof 2020-S American Innovation dollars featuring Connecticut with a limited mintage of 75,000 and no household buying limit.

An independent advisory council will make a short list from the more than 600 eligible names the bank collected in its call for suggestions for a portrait on its next $5 note.

The continuation of pandemic conditions has led to the extension of the recently announced The Cent Project 2020 into next year in hopes of getting an accurate count.

Silver bullion coins in the 2020 Chatham Island Crested Penguin program struck in the name of New Zealand but from a Polish manufacturer will eventually be available to U.S. collectors.

Certain coins excite continued demand well after their issue, and that includes some examples produced by the United States Mint within the last few years.

To commemorate the centennial of the passage of the 19th Amendment and the Women's Suffrage Movement, a silver dollar and medal will be available Aug. 18.

Readers watched intently as the U.S. Mint, Bureau of Engraving and Printing and the design committees went to work on product change and improvement for the years ahead.

A high grade silver medal from 1900 will be in a July sale in Hong Kong; the theme of the medal is the Battle of Taku, during the Boxer Rebellion.

Circulation-quality 2020 Native American dollars are now offered to Alaskan banks in a special program the U.S. Mint created to accommodate legislative requirements.