In this month's Editor's Q&A, Coin World's Steve Roach chats with young collector Peyton Souder at the American Numismatic Association's Summer Seminar.

The U.S. Mint’s design development team is feverishly working toward producing an American Eagle. But 2016 is going to be a tough deadline to hit.

Coin World managing editor William T. Gibbs reports that actions sometimes have unintended consequences. He reports that an effort by a congressman.

On an as-yet-undisclosed date in July, the U.S. Mint will offer Proof and Uncirculated versions of the 2016-W Nancy Reagan, First Spouse $10 gold coin.

A small hoard of silver coins provides an invaluable insight to life on a Jewish farmstead during the most turbulent times of war in ancient Israel.

Boldly going where no collector has gone before: Monday Morning Brief, June 6, 2016

After weeks of anticipation, the top two coins in the fourth auction of the D. Brent Pogue Collection were retained by the family after the coins.

Numismatic Guaranty Corp. has identified a new “contemporary counterfeit” 1894-O Morgan dollar and dollar experts have assigned a VAM number to it.

The noted artist Adolph A. Weinman will have three 2016-dated coins issued by the U.S. Mint that will bear his designs. Paul Gilkes details them all.

Coin World’s Jeff Starck reports about a commemorative coin that will become America’s first to display color.

Coin World’s William T. Gibbs reports that U.S. paper money will have new stories to tell about the fight for freedom and liberty.

Time is running out for persons interested in submitting applications for the public design competition from which obverse and reverse designs.

An executive order was issued March 30 by President Obama establishing the Inherent Resolve Campaign Medal for U.S. military.

The release of the Isle of Man’s Reverse Proof silver Angel coins prompts to provide a quick look at some other seldom seen silver bullion coins.

Now that the lone example of aluminum 1974-D Lincoln cent is securely back in the custody of the United States Mint.

A hiker in Israel found a rare gold coin of the Roman Empire recently, becoming the latest outdoor explorer to “strike it rich” while walking among wildlife.

The latest fake reported is an unknown composition imitation of a Proof 2015-W American Eagle silver coin. The fake is offered in genuine Mint packaging boxes.

For the first time in history, an 1804 silver dollar and 1822 gold half eagle will appear in the same auction, the fourth sale of D. Brent Pogue's collection.

Coin World’s senior editor of world coins Jeff Starck explains the recent discovery of an error version of a Proof gold coin from Canada.

Paul Gilkes recently talked about the first Series 1976 $2 Federal Reserve note he received in circulation. He has two more finds to report.