Declared Finest Known, 1794 Dollar is Now Graded CACG MS67 And Insured For $15 Million
Not seen in public for 30 years, the coin’s anonymous owner will consider displaying it in 2025 as one of the USA’s most important coins.
Silver's Rollercoaster: Highs, Lows, and What Lies Ahead
Silver prices recently reached their highest levels in nearly 12 years. What does the future hold for this precious metal?
What's New in NumisMaster: January 2025
January's update on new entries, pricing, and images for the NumisMaster database.
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The Pasty Hoard Serves Up a Slice of 11th-Century Life
The lead package of silver coins—found during Sizewell C excavations—uncovers tales of a kingdom in flux
$65.4 Million US Coins Sales Lift Heritage’s FUN Numismatic Auctions Above $78 Million
Five more seven-figure coins were added to the record books, including 1927-D Saint-Gaudens at $3.84 million and 1798 Small Eagle $5 at $3 million
2024-P Dr. Mary Edwards Walker Doubled Die 25c Found at Walmart
A major Doubled Die Reverse discovery on the 2024-P Dr. Mary Edwards Walker quarter is turning heads. Found in circulation and already making waves online, this stunning variety showcases significant doubling on the Medal of Honor and Walker's hair—don’t miss your chance to check your change!
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A Nation’s Milestone in Metal: The U.S. Mint Plans 250th Anniversary Coins
In 2026, the U.S. Mint will celebrate America’s 250th Independence anniversary with special one-year designs for circulating coins. From the Declaration of Independence to civil rights, these coins are set to spark a collecting frenzy, capturing the spirit of the nation’s journey
The Coin Connection to Trump’s Expansionist Plans
Trump’s expansionist ambitions reignite debates—but the U.S. already has longstanding numismatic ties with Panama, Greenland, and Canada that tell a deeper story.
Recent Myths and Truths About $1 and $100 Bills
Despite alarming headlines, the dollar and $100 bills aren't being banned, but damaged notes are facing stricter circulation rules.
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2024-P Dr. Mary Edwards Walker Doubled Die 25c Found at Walmart
A major Doubled Die Reverse discovery on the 2024-P Dr. Mary Edwards Walker quarter is turning heads. Found in circulation and already making waves online, this stunning variety showcases significant doubling on the Medal of Honor and Walker's hair—don’t miss your chance to check your change!
A Nation’s Milestone in Metal: The U.S. Mint Plans 250th Anniversary Coins
In 2026, the U.S. Mint will celebrate America’s 250th Independence anniversary with special one-year designs for circulating coins. From the Declaration of Independence to civil rights, these coins are set to spark a collecting frenzy, capturing the spirit of the nation’s journey
$65.4 Million US Coins Sales Lift Heritage’s FUN Numismatic Auctions Above $78 Million
Five more seven-figure coins were added to the record books, including 1927-D Saint-Gaudens at $3.84 million and 1798 Small Eagle $5 at $3 million
Poll Question: How do you spot counterfeits or ensure the authenticity of coins?
The respondents' answers to the January 17, 2025, Numismatic News E-Newsletter Readers' Poll vary with some relying on dealers and others purchasing authenticated coins.
Stephen Album Rare Coins Auction 51
Mark your calendars! Stephen Album Rare Coins’ Auction 51, featuring 4,150 lots spanning Ancient, Islamic, Indian, Chinese, and World Coins, kicks off January 23-26, 2025. Join in-person or online for this numismatic showcase.
Noonans to Sell The Hammersley Collection of Exceptional British Milled Sovereigns
A premier event for numismatists: Noonans Mayfair unveils The Hammersley Collection of British Milled Sovereigns, a 62-lot auction showcasing over a decade's finest offerings. Estimated at £265,000, this historic sale highlights the Sovereign's enduring legacy.
Recent Myths and Truths About $1 and $100 Bills
Despite alarming headlines, the dollar and $100 bills aren't being banned, but damaged notes are facing stricter circulation rules.
The Pasty Hoard Serves Up a Slice of 11th-Century Life
The lead package of silver coins—found during Sizewell C excavations—uncovers tales of a kingdom in flux
Fifty Years of U.S. Gold Re-Legalization
Fifty years after President Ford reversed Roosevelt’s 1933 ban on gold ownership, this milestone highlights a transformative era for gold investors amidst decades of fluctuating values and global economic shifts.
Stack’s Bowers Galleries Announces Record Year in 2024
Stack’s Bowers Galleries achieved a record-breaking $275.6 million in total prices realized for 2024, leading the auction industry with five million dollars in coin sales and exclusive offerings from the U.S. Mint and The Royal Mint.
A Record Year in Review Projects Growth for 2025
In 2024, Stack’s Bowers achieved a historic $275.6 million in auction sales, while gold, silver, and platinum surged to new highs and palladium showed signs of cooling, signaling a dynamic year for collectible and bullion-impacted coins alike.
Poll Question: How do you like to organize your collection? Era, country, or another method?
The respondents' answers to the January 10, 2025, Numismatic News E-Newsletter Readers' Poll vary, but everyone has a method.
A Miracle Hoard: 2,100-Year-Old Coins Unearthed in Jordan Valley During Hanukkah
Archaeologists uncover 160 ancient Hasmonean-era coins, shedding light on Jewish history and tradition.
Gold Coin Uses Evolve
From the decline of gold coinage in the 1930s to the persistence of specie money concepts today, the allure of gold and silver remains steadfast in an evolving economic landscape.
The Coin Connection to Trump’s Expansionist Plans
Trump’s expansionist ambitions reignite debates—but the U.S. already has longstanding numismatic ties with Panama, Greenland, and Canada that tell a deeper story.
Huntingburg—An Old Friend
Huntingburg is a small city in Patoka Twp., DuBois County, Ind., located in the far southwestern part of the state, with a current population of just over 6,500.
