Overshadowed by flashier coins, the low-mintage 1913 Philadelphia Barber quarter remains an underrated gem—and a potential ...

Archaeologists in Jerusalem uncovered a rare gold coin of Queen Berenice II, offering new insight into Hellenistic power, Jerusalem’s vitality, and the unusual prominence of a female ruler.

Newsletter: respondents agree, the true joy from coin stories lies in the thrill of discovery, whether at auctions, in rolls, or by chance.

A rare Anglo-Saxon thrymsa depicts Odin with a Christian cross, offering striking evidence of pagan and Christian traditions blending in early East Anglia’s royal coinage.

Stack’s Bowers spotlights rare U.S. currency—including historic serial number 1s and Gold Certificates—at its inaugural ...

Close inspection reveals more than meets the eye. Understanding proper terms for coin surface changes, like “tooling” versus “smoothing,” keeps collectors accurate and informed.

The U.S. Mint revealed Batman™ and Wonder Woman™ designs as the next releases in its Comic Art Coin and Medal Program, with ...

From Canadian coin melting laws to the origins of siege money, we answer reader questions about precious metals, ancient ...

Coin shipments face turbulence from European tariff halt, but U.S. collectors keep the market lively with strong demand and hot mint products.

Part 2 of the Ibero-American coin series continues the exploration of international cooperation in Numismatics.

The Bank of Mauritius introduced a new 100-rupee note in June 2025, with only minor differences from the version issued between 1999 and 2024.

Civil War shortages gave rise to fractional currency and encased postage. Once worth mere cents, these wartime artifacts ...