The Royal Mint is partnering with a Canadian firm to recover and recycle precious metals (and eventually base metals) from electronic waste for use in future coins.

A request for $897 million for building a new production facility in suburban Maryland is part of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing's FY 2022 budget justification, which Treasury submitted to Congress.

Before too long, collectors could be offered coins from Britain’s Royal Mint that are made from precious metals that once lurked inside someone’s laptop computer, smartphone or tablet, thanks to a new initiative.

Royal Dutch Mint erred in striking its annual gold ducat coin for 2021, creating a mule by using the reverse die from 2020, but is now striking the correct version for purchase or exchange.

An 1831 Capped Bust, Small Letters quarter dollar graded Proof 66 by Numismatic Guaranty Co. realized $144,000 in the Oct. 7 Premier Session auction at Heritage.

Paper £20 and £50 notes issued by the Bank of England, which were replaced with new polymer notes, will no longer be legal tender Sept. 30, 2022, and billions of pounds still remain in circulation.

Interim president of PCGS since August, Stephanie Sabin "has more than proven her talent and fitness for the role as PCGS president,” said CEO Nat Turner, removing "interim" from her title.

Sarah Miller is promoted to senior vice president at Heritage Auctions and will assist Heritage president Greg Rohan in overseeing the activity of the company's expanding New York office.

Historians, numismatists, researchers and academic professionals will be gathering in December for the third International Convention of Historians and Numismatists to be held in Cartagena, Colombia.

First-day sales of the four-coin 2021-S American Innovation Dollar sets, with Proof coins featuring New Hampshire, Virginia, New York and North Carolina innovations, exceeded 50,000 sets.