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The world famous gold sovereign struck by the Royal Mint has a history dating back to the 15th century. Its 200th birthday is being celebrated in grand style.

While some government mints around the world strike and issue coins for other than the year struck on the coin, the U.S. Mint does not.

The unique congressional gold medal for a hero of the War of 1812 is coming to auction. Who's the hero and where has the medal been the last 200 years?

Outgoing Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew is going to recognize his legacy with a medallic tribute that his predecessor Timothy Geithner chose not to do.

For someone who wants to stack silver or own gold, Canada and the UK have wonderful alternatives to the standard, static designs on traditional bullion issues.

As the country transitions from President Barack Obama to President-elect Donald Trump, there are numismatic items to look forward to honoring both men.

Canada will be marking a national milestone in 2017, and new circulating commemorative coin designs will be a part of the celebration.

Income from the sale of U.S. Mint products has dropped over the past decade as the bureau’s customer base continues to erode.