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A prize-winning book explores how Jewish history and culture are captured and preserved through the artistry of medals.
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Hollis, a Louisiana representative and lifelong coin collector, has been nominated to be the 41st Director of the U.S. Mint.
Celebrate 300 issues of The Shekel with a free digital copy highlighting two millennia of Judaic numismatics, history, and collectors who’ve kept the tradition alive.
Rare United States Gold Coins from the Collection of this Famed Entertainer
to be Featured in the 2025 Summer Global Showcase Auction.
The Bank of England wants your input on the theme for its next banknotes. Share your views in their public consultation, open now through July 31, 2025.
Once a tool of commerce, Alaska’s bingles are now prized pieces of exonumia history.
Mass spectrometry unlocks the hidden story of three corroded coins, revealing the island of Ibo’s surprising role in early Indian Ocean trade networks.
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From the From the July 11, 2025, Numismatic News e-Newsletter, the stories behind the coins matter to most respondents.
Seventeenth-century coin blanks found on a remote Spanish island reveals evidence of a pirate counterfeiting workshop hidden in plain sight.
Carson City’s first dime flew under the radar in 1871—but with dismal survival rates and historic significance, this sleeper coin commands attention (and dollars) today.
The U.S. Mint’s Comic Art Coin and Medal Program, featuring Superman, will officially launch on July 24. Included in the initial pieces released will be a half-ounce gold $50 coin,…
Cash is still king! Gen Z revives bank notes with the viral “cash stuffing” trend, proving coins and bills aren’t ready for extinction just yet.
A new book by numismatist and author, Pablo Luna Herrera, highlights Mexico’s first coinage.
CoinClinic explores why not all that glitters is gold—or silver—in the hobby.
Collector Demand Results in Strong Bidding Across All Areas.
From the July 4, 2025, Numismatic News e-Newsletter, beauty is indeed, in the eye of the beholder.
The U.S. Mint begins the countdown to America’s 250th with bold new coin designs and a special 2026 set pairing a gold Mercury dime and a silver medal.
Ancient coins, Judaean rarities, Roman classics, and more headline Frank S. Robinson’s 128th auction July 13 on biddr.com—with low starting bids and no buyer fee.
Celebrate independence with a look at bank notes from around the world that honor the anniversaries of nations achieving statehood, featured now on NumisMaster.com.
America’s first woman in space remains a trailblazer as her historic estate sells for $145,666, led by Robbins medals from her personal collection.
The U.S. Mint’s 2025 Uncirculated Coin Set, releasing July 17, features 20 satin-finish coins from Philadelphia and Denver, showcasing this year’s designs and collector favorites.
Dive into over a thousand years of monetary history at the world-renowned Royal Mint.
From the June 27, 2025, Numismatic News e-Newsletter, most readers aren’t thrilled with the online marketplace.