The United States Mint will launch the new John Adams Presidential $1 Coin from 7:30 to 11 a.m. Tuesday, May 22 in Adams Continue reading →

An amazing thing happened to me last week. I realized yet again that I am not jaded about the hobby. I can still get very enthused about new things. Continue reading →

Dates have changed for the Money Show of the Southwest, Carl Schwenker, show spokesman, said June 19. Continue reading →

The advent of the Presidential dollar first-day covers has sparked a little life in the first-day cover Mint sales numbers. Continue reading →

The 1910-S Lincoln cent is one of a select group of Lincoln cents: the San Francisco dates from 1910-1915. Continue reading →

In the minds of many there is just one San Francisco Barber dime, the famous 1894-S, one of which recently traded hands for nearly $2 million. That may be why so many who are looking for sleepers or great values turn to the somewhat overlooked San Francisco Barber dimes for their choices. Among the Continue reading →

When it comes to historic commemoratives, one has to ask, Continue reading →

An 1894 Morgan silver dollar in MS-66 and a 1927-S Saint-Gaudens gold double eagle in MS-64 are part of Heritage Auction Galleries Continue reading →

A total over $25 million was realized by Heritage Continue reading →

The editors of Numismatic News interviewed some of the world’s most intriguing numismatic figures to celebrate their 55th anniversary. Here are the complete responses for this week’s featured people. Continue reading →