Collecting 101
With the circulating cent gone and a cheaper nickel under consideration, U.S. coinage may be entering a period of significant change.
US Coins
Supergirl and Krypto soar into the U.S. Mint’s Comic Art series with new gold and silver issues celebrating the iconic DC superhero.
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Collecting 101
The smallest 2008 American Buffalo gold coins offer collectors an intriguing combination of exceptional purity and overlooked collecting potential.
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Some private gold coins failed because they contained too little gold. Today, that failure can make them exceptionally rare.
US Coins
New products shake up the latest U.S. Mint sales report, led by strong initial numbers for the Donald J. Trump dollar.
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The decade-old plan to put Harriet Tubman on the $20 note has been shelved once again, leaving Andrew Jackson in place as the next redesign moves toward a projected 2030 debut.
World Coins
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From the October 2 Numismatic News e-newsletter, readers weigh in on the U.S. coin designs they consider the worst, from commemoratives to superheroes.
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Current U.S. bank notes may be easy to overlook, but new signatures, print runs, and other varieties can create collecting opportunities hiding in plain sight.
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A growing form of fraud is putting precious metals dealers and their customers on alert as scammers persuade victims to buy gold for nonexistent investigations.
Paper Money
The BEP has shelved plans for a new Maryland facility and will instead upgrade its aging Washington plant with modern printing and inspection equipment.
World Coins
Rising metal prices are pushing the value of Japan’s smallest coins closer to, and in some cases beyond, their face value.
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