Sometimes when a collection enters the marketplace, one of its coins will be resold a few times in rapid succession after being off the market for decades, as happened with this 1806 Draped Bust half dollar, with positive results.

Honesty and generosity by collectors, a dealer and several hobby organizations brighten the hobby during a period in which a lot of people have been really angry.

Secondary market prices for the Enhanced Reverse Proof 2019-S American Eagle silver dollar continue to climb, with at least one coin selling for more than 212 times its original issue price.

Price differences between the two subtypes of 1866-S Coronet double eagle, the discovery of an error Peace dollar at a bargain price, and extreme examples of push doubling on coins are the topics of columns in the latest issue of “Coin World.”

News about the Enhanced Reverse Proof American Eagle silver dollar and prison sentences for a group of UK treasure hunters topped the news last week.

Often when a coin returns to auction quickly it's not obvious why, but comparing results can be interesting, as with the ex-Pogue PCGS VF-25 1810 Capped Bust gold $5 half eagle, which saw a nice bounce in value in its 2018 return to auction.

Insured for $50 million, the Tyrant Collection of United States gold $10 eagles will go on public display for the first time Feb. 20 to 22 at the Long Beach Coin, Currency, Stamp & Sports Collectibles Expo in Long Beach, California.

Presidential inaugural medals remain very popular with both numismatists and political history collectors, and this bronze Herbert Hoover example performed well along with others from the Roaring Twenties at Stack’s Bowers’ Nov. 13 Baltimore Expo auction.

The Royal Mint celebrates the classic Christmas cartoon The Snowman on new 50-penny coins.

The Bureau of Engraving and Printing will release the Year of the Rat 2020 set in its Lucky Money Lunar Calendar product line at noon on Dec. 11.