Coin Collecting News and Information

If you only skimmed the latest Mint statistics, you might think September was a snooze. Headline numbers show U.S. Mint sales easing into…

A bold new commemorative coin proposal ignites debate, market curiosity, and collector anticipation ahead of the U.S. Semiquincentennial. TL;DR Summary…
The U.S. Mint and DC Comics are continuing their groundbreaking collaboration in 2026 with new designs honoring Supergirl, Robin, and…
A Stunning Debut for a Modern Classic The Proof 2025-S American Eagle silver dollar has taken the numismatic world by…

If you’ve spent years following commemorative issues and bullion releases from Llantrisant, the idea of Royal Mint bridal jewellery might sound like…

Imagine trading a 3,000-year-old royal treasure for roughly the price of a mid-range modern bullion coin. That’s essentially what happened in the…
NumisMaster’s 2025 update to Mexican coin values from the 1900s reveals significant appreciation in rare silver centavos (1898–1905) and select…

If you’ve ever wished your coin cabinet could Kamehameha its way into mainstream culture, this is your moment. The Japan Mint Dragon…

How a century-old American gold coin shattered expectations and reaffirmed the strength of the rare coin market. TL;DR Summary The…

Before diving into specialist error varieties and market values, collect high-grade 2006 Roosevelt dimes to anchor your set. Identify the…

Introduced in 1883, the Liberty Head (“V”) Nickel by U.S. Mint Chief Engraver Charles E. Barber is a cornerstone of…

The 1958 Lincoln Wheat penny marks the final year of the classic wheat-ear reverse design, struck at the Philadelphia and…

What happens when the world’s most used paper money family gets its first major refresh in years—right as banks and…

If you enjoy U.S. paper money with character—and genuine challenge—few niches deliver like $1 and $2 Red Seals. On the $1…

If you collect world banknotes or study currency design, here’s a smart add to your watchlist: the Mauritius 100-rupee polymer note…

Hook: A new family of U.S. notes begins in 2026—and it won’t just change how our money looks. It will change how…