While COVID-19 has caused numerous show cancellations, auctions remain a bright spot, as sales moved online attract avid attention and ready buyers.

International agencies have identified and arrested two people for crimes centered on the counterfeiting and distribution of U.S. currency totaling $15 million from a location in Peru.

The future release of the Proof 2020-W End of World War II 75th Anniversary American Eagle gold $50 coin will have a symbolic low mintage.

The planned June Long Beach Expo has fallen victim to the existing "stay at home" orders in the state of California, but the planned auction will take place online on the scheduled dates.

The Philadelphia Mint-produced silver American Eagles and the move by the Federal Reserve to recirculate old-style $100 notes continue to attract reader interest.

A 1918/7-S Standing Liberty quarter dollar graded VF-25 in an old PCGS "rattler" holder demonstrates how those early holders paired with conservative grading affect value.

Jeff and Chris have a long conversation with Pierre Fricke, an expert in Confederate paper money. Numerous fascinating anecdotes ensue.

An MS-67 High Relief 1921 Peace dollar, none finer, realized $38,400 in Heritage's April 23 to 26 Dallas auctions, and compares to a 1907 Saint-Gaudens, High Relief double eagle.

Ancient coins serve as a key indicator of life in the past. The recent sale of a Ptolemaic gold octodrachm invites speculation about the its ancient purchasing power in modern terms.

Grading services are certifying 2020 American Eagle silver bullion coins struck at the Philadelphia Mint. Are collectors paying premiums for labels or history?