Metal passes, or tickets, to cockfighting matches in the 1700s were among items offered in a December sale by Baldwin's of St. James's, one with connections to royalty and horseracing.

A 1968-S Roosevelt, No S dime at the Legend Regency Auction 42 in Las Vegas, graded Proof 68 Ultra Cameo, brought $47,000.

Peruvian counterfeiters of U.S. currency are caught yet again, as authorities arrest members of a specialist gang and confiscate over $6 million in phony Federal Reserve notes.

A silver medal commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency was struck by Coin Press #1 from the Carson City Mint and available only by donation.

A week after sales began, a number of 2020 Uncirculated Coin sets remain available on the United States Mint website with the 20-coin collection including many denominations from Denver and Philadelphia.

Items dealing with large cents, including correspondence between early researchers, led interest in an old-fashioned Charles David mail-bid auction of numismatic literature and ephemera.

The one-year anniversary of the final day of the royal coronation ceremony for King Rama X is the subject of a pair of commemorative bank notes released in Thailand.

Regency Auction 42 in Las Vegas Dec. 3 was the final auction of the year for Legend Rare Coin Auctions, with a wide variety of high interest items, and the opening item set the stage for a great sale.

Potential sweeping changes to U.S. coin programs impacting coins from 2022 to 2030 still await U.S. Senate action, after H.R. 1923 passed in the House in September.

The latest update on the sales of bullion coins by the U.S. Mint for the year is shows sales well ahead of 2019, as November 2020 was the strongest sales month of the year, so far.