Using the $5 bill from the Canadian Journeys series, issued in 2002 and 2006, they altered the portrait of Sir Wilfrid Laurier to make him look more like Spock from Star Trek.

The U.S. Mint welcomes 27 artists selected to participate in its Artistic Infusion Program to assist the in-house sculptor-engraver staff in designing coins and medals.

Features and columns in the August monthly issue include those on 1930s abuses in the commemorative coin program, a look at 1848 half dimes, and tips on grading Liberty Head 5-cent coins.

Readers made our coverage of the 2019 American Liberty gold coin and silver medal the most-read article during the past week.

The United States Mint is considering colorization possibilities for two of the three coins in the 2020 Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame Commemorative Coin Program.

The personal gold medal that astronaut Neil A. Armstrong carried during his July 1969 journey to the moon sold at auction for more than $2 million on July 16.

A splendid little 1797 Draped Bust, 16 Stars Obverse half dime graded PCGS MS-65+ with a green CAC sticker was no slouch in Legend’s June 27 auction, bringing $105,750.

Detailed engraving that tells the story of Hannah Bartlett of Salisbury, New Hampshire, captured the interest of bidders in a Stack's Bowers auction, on its way to $1,320 on May 25.

Collectors could be getting a 2021-CC Morgan dollar struck at the old Carson City Mint if new legislation is approved by Congress.

This "MONSTER" PCGS MS-68 CAC stunner diverges from the general mintage of 1949-D Washington quarter dollars, realizing $43,475 against an estimate of $12,000 to $14,000.