US Coins
Criticism over the Semiquincentennial dime’s missing olive branch is gaining traction—but the historical record shows the symbol of peace was never part of the design to begin with.
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A group of silver certificates tied to Treasury Secretary Henry Morgenthau Jr. illustrates the legacy of the New Deal Treasury during the Great Depression and World War II.
World Coins
The 2026 Coin of the Year competition is officially underway, beginning with the global call for nominations that will shape the COTY 100.
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Top exhibitors took center stage at the 2026 Savannah National Money Show, as the ANA honored standout displays and announced the end of its long-running bullion award tradition.
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From the March 13, 2026, Numismatic News e-Newsletter, readers weigh cost savings against convenience, with many opposing a switch to dollar coins despite arguments for durability and long-term savings.
Coin Market
A new survey shows coins still dominate laundromats—but digital payments are rising, and studies suggest they may lead consumers to spend more.
World Coins
Coin technology and design have made major strides in recent years. A prominent example is Germany’s introduction of polymer-coated coins. Since 2016, the Federal Republic has issued €5 commemorative coins…
US Coin News
Strong attendance marked the first Long Beach Expo under Stack’s Bowers Galleries, with future shows scheduled for September 2026 and March 2027.
World Coins
A rare 1691 five-guinea gold coin depicting joint monarchs William and Mary, struck during England’s Glorious Revolution era, crossed the auction block at Roseberys London.
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Forged in San Francisco in 1857 and lost for 130 years in the SS Central America “Ship of Gold,” the massive 64-pound Eureka bar is now offered through fractional ownership.
US Coins
Aspiring numismatists can learn directly from industry leaders through Stack’s Bowers Galleries fully funded Professional Numismatist Program, offering hands-on training in grading, trading, auctions, and more.
Coin Market
Shifting demand, metal prices, and changing collector tastes continually reshape coin values. Today’s unusually low premiums may signal opportunity for collectors who understand rarity.
Coin Market
Global market turmoil is rattling equities, but demand for gold, silver, and collectible coins remains strong as investors continue seeking safe-haven assets.
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Coin Market
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Coin Market
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Coin Market
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Collecting 101
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