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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 behind-the-scenes look at the Michigan Statehood Quarter’s ceremonial strike—and how a six-year-old made numismatic history at the Denver Mint.
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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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WASHINGTON – In honor of the 250th anniversary of the United States of America, President Donald J. Trump’s signature will appear on future U.S. paper currency along with the Secretary of the…
Collecting 101
From personal stories to creative challenges, collectors are building numismatic sets based on themes, history, and imagination rather than traditional dates and mintmarks.
Coin Market
Wyoming’s gold purchase underscores a broader trend as states adopt precious metals to hedge against inflation and challenge reliance on fiat currency.
Collecting 101
From the March 20, 2026, Numismatic News e-Newsletter, readers debated the olive branch on the 2026 dime, balancing tradition, design concerns, and national symbolism.
Paper Money
The U.S. has unveiled its 250th coins, but where’s the bank note to match—and the chance to reach a wider audience?
World Coins
Similar to Sophia Mattimiro and Jeff Starck’s journey to China, Münze Österreich engraver Helmut Andexlinger toured the country’s major numismatic sites. During the many stops of his trip, Andexlinger witnessed…
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A selection of recently released bank note issues from around the world.
Paper Money
A strong showing of rare Levantine bank notes drove Noonans’ sale of the Ibrahim Salem Collection to more than £617,000.
US Coins
A Littleton Coin Company employee uncovers a rare struck-through error on a new 2026 quarter, sparking early collector interest.
US Coins
A close vote crowns “Young Benjamin Franklin” the MEDALS250 winner, with two striking designs sharing runner-up status.
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