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On This Day: Monroe Commem
January 24, 1924: The 67th Congress of the United States authorizes the Mint to produce commemorative coins in honor of the centennial of the Monroe Doctrine and its celebration at an exposition held in Los Angeles in mid-1923.
Marvel Coin Collecting 101
Unquestionably, the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) is one of, if not the, most popular series of movies to be created over the last 14...
Gold Prices Dip On Iran News
Gold started the week cresting toward $1,600, up more than $25 since the previous Friday, when the United States killed Iran General Qasem Soleimani...
Cashing in My Coins During The Coin Shortage of 2020
I've finally cleaned out my change jar... I had been accumulating the coins from my cash transactions over the past several months in a...
Stack’s Bowers Galleries’ L. E. Bruun Part I Auction Realizes €14,820,900
Stack’s Bowers Galleries continues its legacy of record breaking success with the results of the first auction offering of coins from the L. E....
A Forecast for Our Hobby
By Thomas J. Bilotta
The trend may be your friend, but it hasn’t been a good friend to the numismatic field in terms of collector...
Distinguished Numismatists To Receive ANA Awards
Every year, the American Numismatic Association (ANA) recognizes members who go above and beyond with their service and dedication to numismatics. This year’s award...
What Happens if the Penny Goes Away
There has been speculation for some years about the lowly cent coin and whether it will be abolished. The best indication of this is...
Bullion Coin Counterfeiting Battles Continued in May
Anti-Counterfeiting Educational Foundation is working with fraud victims and federal law enforcement agencies
One of the ten fake silver American Eagles sold to an unsuspecting victim...
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My Two Cents Worth: Not Even Medium Rare
And what is so rare as a day in June?
Well, by a process of elimination, I can think of a few things that are...
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1943 Steel Lincoln Cents Worth Thousands
In 1943, all Lincoln cents struck at three mints and released into circulation were legally required to be made of zinc-coated steel. While some...
The Copper and Silver Market Basket of Rare Coins
By David L. Ganz
“Not every purchase of coins is an investment; not every acquisition of a collection constitutes an investment; not every collection or...
CAC Coins Bring Premiums in March
CAC-approved and CACG-encapsulated coins fared well in public sales during March 2026. Here are a dozen examples that were selected from a larger number...
