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A selection of recently released coins highlighted in the December 2025 edition of World Coin News.

Explore a selection of new coin issues recently added to the numismatic landscape.

Stanley Gibbons Baldwin’s Halloween sale offered world-class rarities that turned All Hallows’ Eve into a collector’s delight.

Silver soars with new Navy-privy and Batman coins, while gold stays steady.

As bullion prices settle and high-end rarities see surprising auction results, the coin market may be entering an adjustment phase, but collectors still see plenty of reasons for optimism.

From the October 31, 2025, Numismatic News e-Newsletter: Readers generally express skepticism toward third-party grading and a strong preference for personal judgment and experience over the label on the slab.

The CIT Autumn Launch takes you on a breathtaking journey through history!

Headlines warning of a cashless future keep circulating, but how much is hype—and how much reflects a growing bias against physical money?

The rapid rise in precious metals pricing has rendered the face value of some collector coins meaningless.

NumisMaster expands again with 200 new bank notes and updates across 250 countries, including recent issues from Asia, Africa, and the Middle East.

A metal detectorist near Leipzig uncovered a 2,200-year-old Celtic gold “rainbow cup,” recognized as the oldest coin ever found in Saxony and evidence of early Celtic trade.

Honoring 250 years of courage and service, the U.S. Mint’s new silver American Eagle joins its Marine Corps anniversary gold, silver, and half-dollar counterparts.

NumisMaster’s database just got a major refresh—hundreds of new coins, tens of thousands of updated prices, and a few subscriber-inspired surprises.

From home safes to record-keeping and rare denominations, Coin Clinic answers collectors’ top questions about protecting, documenting, and understanding their money.

From Gradeflation Goblins to Sales Tax Specters, these numismatic nightmares haunt collectors every Halloween—proof that the hobby can be downright terrifying.

A newly discovered Dakota territorial note from Pierre adds a rare chapter to numismatic history, linking South Dakota’s capital to its fur-trading and banking roots.