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What Are Regulated Gold Coins? Before the United States Mint struck gold coins, Americans relied on foreign gold, trusted local standards, and the marks of respected silversmiths....
By CoinWeek Notes The 1793 Chain Cent stands at the start of federal coinage. The United States Mint delivered the first 11,178 copper cents on March 1, 1793, from the first Philad...
Flowing Hair Dollar: America’s First Silver Dollar By CoinWeek Notes The Mint Act of April 2, 1792, authorized the United States Mint to produce copper, silver, and gold coins. The...
The U.S. coin with five dates, but not the year it was struck. The 1936 Norfolk half dollar may be the most “talkative” coin in United States history. It carries five dates. It pac...
The Unauthorized Silver “Dollar” That Launched South America’s Coinage Story Before Potosí became the great silver engine of the Spanish Empire, Lima struck a coin that should not...
The Ephraim Brasher regulated Brazil 1754-B 6400 Reis ranks among the most important American-related gold coins of the post-Revolutionary era. It began life as a Brazilian gold co...
The Gold Sovereign That Almost Vanished During World War I The 1916-C George V Gold Sovereign carries one of the strongest backstories in Canadian numismatics. Ottawa struck the co...
Draped Bust Heraldic Eagle Half Dime (1800-1805): History, Design, Varieties, and Value By CoinWeek Notes After a two-year break, the United States Mint brought the half dime back...
The 1935 Waitangi Crown tells a larger story than most rare coins can hold. It links New Zealand’s first major commemorative coinage issue with one of the most important political...
Despite limited availability, this year’s Semiquincentennial-themed releases again led the U.S. Mint’s weekly sales charts, paced by 1776 ~ 2026 Revolutionary quarters and 1776 ~ 2...
The 1787 Brasher Doubloon with Ephraim Brasher’s “EB” hallmark on the eagle’s breast stands among the most important coins in American numismatics. Auction catalogers have called i...
The mystery surrounding the Continental Dollar – the “coin” that may not be a coin. A famous “1776” Continental Dollar will headline the opening stretch of Stack’s Bowers Galleries...
By CoinWeek Staff Morphy Auctions will offer a deep run of early American rarities, Carson City silver dollars, gold type coins, cents, paper money, tokens, and bullion in its Prem...
Why This 1795 Flowing Hair Dollar’s Silver Plug Matters So Much GreatCollections will offer a 1795 Flowing Hair Silver Dollar, B-7/BB-18, Silver Plug, PCGS AU-55 in its sale that c...
This 1885 Cent Was Struck in a Metal Once Treated Like Treasure The 1885 aluminum Indian Head cent looks familiar at first. James B. Longacre’s Indian Head design appears on the ob...
Before Pennies, England Had Thrymsas: Tiny Gold Coins With a Huge Backstory By Mike Markowitz After Rome’s power faded in western Europe, gold still spoke. Small gold coins moved t...
Indian Peace Medals: Russ Augustin Explores Rare U.S. History Video with Russell Augustin  Indian Peace Medals rank among the most historic objects in American numismatics. Th...
The United States Mint today releases rolls and bags of 2026 Enduring Liberty half dollars, one of its major coins celebrating the nation’s 250th anniversary. Featuring dual dates...
June is a standout month for U.S. Mint collectors, with several firsts packed into a short release schedule. Highlights include two key opportunities to obtain 1776 ~ 2026 cents —...
A High-Grade Survivor From a Nation in Crisis GreatCollections will close bidding on a Civil War-era 1862 Indian Head Cent certified PCGS MS-66+ with CAC Green approval on Sunday,...
By CoinWeek Notes …. JD-1. Using one set of dies, the Philadelphia Mint struck a total of 197 1912 Indian Head Quarter Eagle Proofs, all on March 18. For Proof gold coins this year...
U.S. Pattern Coinage: Inside America’s Rarest “What-If” Coins From the 1792 Half Disme to the Bob R. Simpson cabinet, U.S. Pattern coins tell the story of what the Mint tested, ref...
Liberty Seated Half Dollar, Arrows at Date: History, Value, Design, and Coin Specifications By CoinWeek Notes The Liberty Seated Half Dollar with Arrows at the Date tells an import...
Southern gold coins combine history, scarcity, and real collecting appeal. As a result, they have become one of the most popular segments of United States coinage. In recent years,...
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