US Coins
To honor the U.S. Army’s 250th anniversary, the 2025-W American Silver Eagle marches in with a bold privy mark, enhanced security, and timeless patriotic design.
Coin Market
Third-party grading brought order to coin collecting, but with fourth-party stickers, eye appeal, and market premiums now in play, collectors need to understand why “like” coins can sell worlds apart.
Coin of the Year
From bold designs to historic themes, 2025’s COTY finalists celebrate the best in global coin artistry.
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World Coins
As low denomination coins begin to vanish in the West, one woman in China proves they’re still worth their weight—one jiao at a time.
Market Update
Is gold still king, or about to get dethroned? As Basel III’s final phase nears, conflicting rules, regulatory delays, and shaky compliance are rattling nerves in the bullion world.
World Coins
A new coin series by Monnaie de Paris pairs France’s “Sower” with America’s “Walking Liberty,” honoring artistic ties that may run deeper than history records.
Events
The Professional Numismatists Guild is set to host their Dealer Day in conjunction with the November Whitman Expos™ in Baltimore.
Market Update
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed a state law allowing for the use of gold and silver as lawful payment.
World Coins
Over 100 (sets of) coins and medals from the Shanghai Mint Museum’s collection will be showcased in London from June 8 to 14, 2025.
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World Coins
A legendary 1839 “Una & the Lion” coin, once buried in a garden to escape Nazi looting, just sold for over $1.18 million.
World Coins
Qing Dynasty treasures also among event highlights.
Coin Market
Fake sand, secret lockets, and goat digestion—coin collecting gets weird.
Paper Money
Pennies cost more than they’re worth, the Tubman $20 is stalled, and the $2 bill barely circulates. So why no audit?
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Collecting 101
From the June 6, 2025, Numismatic News e-Newsletter, readers revealed their treasure chest dream coins—from the iconic 1933 Double Eagle to gold straight out of pirate lore.
US Coins
Honoring a trailblazer of the cosmos, the latest American Women Quarter celebrates Dr. Vera Rubin—pioneer of dark matter research and tireless advocate for women in science.
World Coins
Bulgaria will start circulating the euro on January 1, 2026. Here is what you need to know.
Collecting 101
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Poll Question
Answering the May 30, 2025 poll from the Numismatic News e-Newsletter, readers weigh in on the pros and cons of TPGS.
Paper Money
A selection of the latest released bank notes issues.
Collecting 101
Pete Rose was a legend on the field—now one fan makes the case for honoring him on a U.S. coin.
Paper Money
How Francis Spinner and Sophia Holmes left their mark on U.S. history—one with a signature, the other with integrity.
US Coins
The U.S. Mint’s 2025 American Eagle gold coin pairs timeless design with modern refinement.
June’s update on new entries, pricing, and images for the NumisMaster database.
Coin Market
What do South Carolina’s never-minted coins and bitcoin have in common? More than you’d think.
Events
Step with us into history at the Tower of London. Explore royal treasures, dark dungeons, political intrigue, and centuries-old legends within its ancient walls.
Mint Statistics
This month’s Mint Statistics reveal a surprising surge in 2025 American Women Quarter sets and a curious bump in a 2023 proof set.
World Coins
How a fractured patchwork of local coins gave way to a unified currency and helped build the modern Swiss economy.
Coin Market
As penny production ends, collectors and hoarders alike wonder what’s next for billions of U.S. cents still in circulation.