World Coins
World Coin Clinic offers advice on the appropriate wearing and display of military medals, along with details on the composition of Olympic medals.
World Coins
Taylor Swift’s new fascination with ancient coin jewelry shines a spotlight on Roman denarii, historical talismans—and maybe even coin collecting itself.
World Coins
Renowned Canadian artist Susanna Blunt shares her journey from child prodigy to designing coins—and painting Queen Elizabeth—during this fascinating World Coin News interview.
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Collecting 101
Sede Vacante coins mark the rare periods between papal reigns with unique numismatic history.
Coin Market
The Sound Money movement is gaining momentum in 2025, with states pushing to restore gold and silver as real money.
US Coins
Calling all coin clubs and show organizers—don’t miss your free chance to be seen by thousands of collectors!
Coin Market
Despite the rise of crypto, physical coins are still alive and well, holding value and meaning in a world increasingly obsessed with digital transactions.
Market Update
Inflows into Chinese gold ETFs have already surpassed Q1 totals—outpacing the U.S. and signaling a powerful shift in global demand.
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Paper Money
Polymer bank notes are gaining traction for their durability, cleanliness, and resistance to counterfeiting.
Coin Market
Washington’s bullion tax repeal could hurt collectors, investors, and revenues.
Paper Money Auctions
Spink UK’s World Banknotes auction featured rare 1939 Bank Polski specimens—historic zlotych notes created as Nazi forces invaded Poland.
US Coins
Stack’s Bowers Galleries is pleased to announce the first-ever public appearance and offering of a 1945 Franklin Delano Roosevelt Fourth Inaugural medal in gold.
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Collecting 101
The respondents to our April 11, 2025, poll are divided, but most believe their collecting will not be affected.
World Coins
Registration is now open for RIO2025, the 5th International Convention of Historians and Numismatists, taking place September 2–6 in Rio de Janeiro.
Paper Money
Bermuda’s striking new $5 bank note sails past global contenders to win top design prize.
World Coin Auctions
Hong Kong plays host to a spring showcase of rare East Asian coins, with highlights from China, Japan, the Philippines, and more.
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A Czech woman on an afternoon stroll discovered a rare 11th-century stash of silver denarii.
Poll Question
The April 4, 2025, poll respondents are divided on physical cryptocurrency coins—some view them as savvy investments, while others liken them to speculative fads.
Coin Market
From Innovation Dollar celebrations to state-level tax battles, here’s what collectors need to know about the latest wins, setbacks, and ongoing efforts shaping the numismatic landscape.
Coin Market
New U.S. tariffs are shaking up the numismatic world, affecting international coin transactions and introducing uncertainties for collectors and dealers alike.
Market Update
New Tariff Policies Causes Uncertainty Worldwide
The Coin Collecting Podcast
Tune in each month for The Coin Collecting Podcast—your go-to source for hobby news, market updates, and collector insights.
World Coins
The 2025 $1 coin honors the Centenary of the Royal Australian Corps of Signals.
Paper Money
With $100 bills often declined and digital payments on the rise, some are asking whether it’s time for higher-denomination U.S. bank notes—or a shift away from paper money entirely.
World Coins
What happens to coins when a monarch or spiritual leader passes? Discover how powers across Europe—like the Vatican, the UK, and Denmark—reflect political and religious transitions in their coinage.
Collecting 101
Long before reality TV, the Oak Island treasure hunt captivated collectors—Coins magazine explored the legend in 1965, linking pirates, pitfalls, and a centuries-old mystery.