China’s 1911 Pattern Dollar Could Bring $600,000 In 1911, China’s Qing Dynasty stood on the edge of history. Its government ...

For one year, the United States Mint struggled to turn Augustus Saint-Gaudens’ artistic vision into a coin it could actually mass-produce. Collectors will soon get a rare chance to see that ...

The 2026 ANA World’s Fair of Money brought together one of the most remarkable combinations of coins, artifacts, auctions, and collectors seen at a U.S. numismatic convention in years. More than 6,300 ...

The Mint Made 1.57 Million of These Cents. Why Can’t Collectors Buy One? Most great American coin rarities became rare because the Mint struck very few of them. The 1974 aluminum cent followed a ...

The Netherlands has quietly redrawn the map of its national gold reserves. De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) shifted approximately 86 metric tonnes of gold away from ...

With Permission By Russell A. Augustin In the long history of ancient coinage, innovation usually followed power. Greek city-states expressed civic identity through coin designs, ...

Just 12 Mint Trial Pieces Accidentally Reached Collectors Sometimes the difference between an ordinary modern Proof and a six-figure rarity comes down to a single ...

Eleven of America’s most notorious gold coins will come together in public for the first time this month. The United States Mint will bring all ...

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Mike Markowitz is a member of the Ancient Numismatic Society of Washington. He has been a serious collector of ancient coins since 1993. He is a wargame designer, historian, and defense analyst. He ...

This 1899 $2 “Mini-Porthole” Note Hides an Incredible American Story At first glance, the Series 1899 $2 Silver Certificate grabs attention for an obvious reason.

A Chronology of the Lincoln Cent Double Dies Lincoln cents look familiar. That makes them powerful. Collectors know the design. Families have jars full of them.