Discover the pioneers of coin collecting, from ancient rulers and Renaissance scholars to America's earliest coin dealers.

The American Numismatic Association's World's Fair of Money returns with an expanded schedule of exhibits, educational ...

Could a Bureau of Engraving and Printing souvenir card provide a legal path to depicting a living president on a proposed ...

Learning the hobby can pay dividends, and collectors have more good news as additional states preserve or expand coin sales ...

Cambodia is warning the public about AI-generated counterfeit bank notes, highlighting a new challenge in the global fight against currency fraud.

As new releases reach collectors, FIFA World Cup commemoratives and Semiquincentennial coins continue to drive U.S. Mint ...

The excessively rare 1893-S in Gem Mint State PCGS MS-65 CAC is pedigreed to the legendary Clapp and Eliasberg collections.

Strong auction results and continued demand for key rarities suggest the rare coin market remains resilient despite recent ...

From the July 24, 2026, Numismatic News e-newsletter, readers reveal their must-see stops at the World's Fair of Money.

The United States and France marked the Statue of Liberty's centennial with commemorative coin programs that continue to ...

From gold as legal tender to the differences between the ANA and ANS, this edition of "Coin Clinic" tackles readers' ...

As might be anticipated, the month's biggest news is our Lincoln cent. It’s been no secret that our lowest denomination coin has been being produced at a loss to the U.S. Mint for some time. The cent ...