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A surge of young collectors, strong demand for modern coins, and record PCGS submissions point to a vibrant and evolving coin market.
Eligible U.S. and world coins priced at $500 or more will now receive professional authentication through PCGS at no additional cost to buyers or sellers.
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Ancient coins commanded strong prices at August auctions, with Greek and Roman issues proving that collectors’ fascination with the ancient world is hardly a Hollywood trend.
Eric Brothers, a regular contributor to Numismatic News, recently received a writing award from the Numismatic Literary Guild (NLG). He won in the Numismatic Columns or Articles category, “World Coins (1801…
Readers respond to Philip Lo Presti’s “Painted Quarters” with decades-old collections, curious coin damage, and a colorful memory from the summer of 1976.
Coins and bank notes can carry germs, but research suggests the risk of getting sick from handling physical currency is far smaller than you might think.
Cleaning, tooling, and other surface alterations can permanently affect a coin’s grade and value, but problem coins may still have a place in some collections.
There’s no degree or apprenticeship for becoming a coin dealer, and sometimes an unexpected inspiration can shape a career decades before it begins.
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Gold and silver aren’t the only treasures recovered from historic shipwrecks. These four vessels carried Indian bank notes and currency paper that survived decades beneath the waves.
The renowned Mack C. Chase Collection brings an exceptional selection of Walking Liberty half dollars to Stack’s Bowers Galleries’ 2026 Global Showcase Auction.
From unexpected materials and embedded technology to cutting-edge minting techniques, today’s innovations offer a glimpse at what the coins of tomorrow might become.
NCBA honors numismatic leaders whose advocacy, service, and legislative efforts have strengthened the coin and precious-metals industries nationwide.
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From the August 28, 2026, Numismatic News e-newsletter, readers share their favorite COTY winners, with American Liberty a clear favorite.
The 2026 World’s Fair of Money brought rare coins, bank notes, world mints, major auctions, and the Coin of the Year awards together for five numismatic-packed days in Pittsburgh.
From wartime occupation notes and royal transitions to decimalization, Jersey’s coinage reflects nearly a century of political and monetary change.
Low mintage and heavy circulation have made the 1921-D Walking Liberty half dollar one of the most desirable U.S. coins of the 20th century.
From foreign coins circulating in early America to scarce commemoratives and elusive Gem gold, Coin Clinic explores some of numismatics’ lingering questions.
France enters the modern gold bullion market with new Marianne coins designed to attract investors at home and compete with established international issues.
Precious metals can offer more than investment potential, with bullion-priced gold and silver providing plenty of opportunities to build collections while stacking.
From the August 21, 2026, Numismatic News e-newsletter, readers share their thoughts on the new Semiquincentennial dollar coin.
Questions about everyday coins suggest that curiosity is alive and well among beginning collectors, offering an encouraging glimpse at the future of the hobby.
Ten coins from around the world celebrate the people, ideals, and events that reflect humanity’s enduring aspirations for peace, freedom, and human rights.
From specie and hard money to shipwreck silver and coin conservation, Coin Clinic tackles the terminology, treatments, and techniques collectors encounter in numismatics.
The massive Economy Hoard contained thousands of early U.S. half dollars, giving collectors today a possible connection to the Harmony Society and its remarkable cache of silver.
Commemorative bank notes have a history stretching back two centuries, but the United States has yet to embrace them. Could non-circulating legal tender notes be next?
Rare Irish bank notes drew strong bidding at three recent auctions, led by a trio of “Ploughman” notes bearing coveted 000001 serial numbers.
New bank notes mark the Solomon Islands’ Golden Jubilee, while the Eastern Caribbean Currency Union prepares a new series honoring national heroes and prominent figures.
From cube-shaped coins and sliding doors to nanoshine effects and a silver paper airplane, COTY’s Most Innovative nominees push the boundaries of modern minting.




