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Cuba’s latest high-denomination notes respond to inflation while breaking precedent with the first prominent depictions of women.

The 1860-S $3 gold coin remains one of the most mysterious issues in the series, shaped by low mintage, melting, and questions about its role in circulation.

The 1804 silver dollar wasn’t struck for circulation. Shouldn’t it be considered to be a non-circulating legal tender commemorative? None of the 1804-dated silver dollars were struck in 1804. The…

A quiet month for new releases, but early sales of 2026 coins suggest growing momentum as the U.S. Mint’s 250th anniversary lineup begins to take shape.

A new commemorative coin honors the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Kapyong, using symbolic design to reflect sacrifice, remembrance, and the enduring legacy of military service.

Part 2 continues the story of 19th-century glassworks-issued currency, exploring additional obsolete notes and scrip that reveal industrial life, labor conditions, and early American commerce.

With the nation’s 250th anniversary approaching, dealers and collectors can tap into American history to promote numismatics through storytelling, outreach, and local engagement.

The Swiss National Museum in Zurich offers a sweeping view of the nation’s history, with exhibits that connect everyday objects, including currency, to broader cultural themes.

Coin prices don’t always follow predictable trends, making timing critical as collectors navigate a market shaped by shifting demand, metal prices, and economic uncertainty.

From the April 10, 2026, Numismatic News e-Newsletter: Readers share the odd places they’ve stashed their valuables.

Readers weigh in on strengthening coin clubs through better engagement and programming, while also raising concerns over rising U.S. Mint prices and collector value.

While women rarely appeared on 19th-century currency outside of royalty, two notable exceptions, Leonor Molina Adam and Anna Willess Williams, left a lasting mark on iconic coin designs.

The U.S. Mint will release The American Eagle 2026 One Ounce Silver Enhanced uncirculated coin on April 17, 2026.

From hammered coinage to the screw press, 16th-century innovations brought greater precision, security, and consistency to coin production, laying the groundwork for modern minting techniques.

A historic armory turned lively restaurant offers NumisTravel participants a taste of Swiss tradition within centuries-old walls.

Banque de France completes the shift of its gold reserves from New York to Paris while updating holdings to meet modern international standards.