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698 articlesUS Treasury Shelves Harriet Tubman Twenty Dollar Bill Redesign
Plans to put Harriet Tubman on the twenty dollar bill have been shelved. The Treasury now targets 2030 for any major redesign, keeping Andrew Jackson on the note for the foreseeable future.
Trump Dollar Coin Ignites US Mint Sales Frenzy
US Mint sales have soared as the Donald J. Trump dollar coin lands, moving tens of thousands of units despite fierce debate. Fresh 2026 coins and medals crowd the market, forcing collectors to make tough choices.
Rejected Private Gold Coins Now Fetch Record Auction Prices
Nineteenth-century private gold coins, once melted for low gold content, have become some of the rarest and most expensive collectibles as collectors chase the few survivors.
Heritage Auctions to Sell 1893 Chicago World's Fair Medals
Heritage Auctions will offer 209 certified medals, tokens, and souvenirs from the 1893 Chicago World's Columbian Exposition in November 2026. Collectors face a rare shot at documented artifacts with deep provenance.
Doubled Die Error Fuels 1934-D Peace Dollar Frenzy
A dramatic doubled die on the 1934-D Peace Dollar has turned a Depression-era silver coin into a high-stakes target. Scarcity in top grades and market opacity keep collectors on edge.
Abu Dhabi First Bank wins court fight for South Africa entry
A South African court has cleared the way for Abu Dhabi First Bank to pursue a banking license, removing a trademark dispute that blocked its plans and opening a new front for Gulf capital in Africa's financial sector.
Qara for Energy Tops Egypt's Stock Market as Banks Hold Ground
Qara for Energy and Investment pulled in over EGP 1.56 billion in weekly trades, outpacing Egypt's biggest banks and telecoms by both value and volume.
Rittenhouse Specimen Half Disme Draws Million-Dollar Bids at Auction
The top-graded 1792 half disme, known as the Rittenhouse Specimen, has surfaced at Heritage's GACC Signature Auction after more than a decade, with bidding already topping $1.4 million.
Ireland Marks U2's 50th Anniversary With Special Two Euro Coin
A new €2 coin from the Central Bank of Ireland honors U2's five-decade run, with both uncirculated and proof editions snapped up by collectors across Europe.
Abu Dhabi summit inks seven deals for 2026 investment push
Investopia Bridge 2026 in Abu Dhabi ended with seven new agreements as over 800 leaders and officials mapped out shifts in global investment and digital finance.
CAC Grading launches one-off charity label auction for coin groups
A single auction of 20,000 signed CAC Grading labels has opened new funding for nonprofit coin groups. Organizations may now apply for support as proceeds move to numismatic and charitable causes.
Arab African International Bank flags new wave of digital fraud against customers
Arab African International Bank is warning customers about a sharp rise in digital fraud attempts. Scammers are using fake calls and links to steal sensitive banking information as digital banking grows across Egypt.
France pressed to pass 2027 budget as bond yields hit 25-year high
French government borrowing costs have jumped to their highest level since 2002. Euro zone finance ministers and the European Central Bank are urging France to approve its 2027 budget to calm markets and avoid wider fallout.
Oman's Al Anqa Power shareholders force through 81 baisa cash dividend, take payout control from board
Al Anqa Power shareholders have voted to distribute a cash dividend of 81 baisa per share and revoked the board's previous authority to decide future payouts, signaling a shift in corporate governance
Collectors Push Back on Modern US Coin Designs and Trump Dollar
US coin collectors are voicing strong criticism of recent coin designs, from superhero themes to the new presidential dollar, raising questions about artistic standards and the politicization of currency
Rupee Slides Despite RBI Rate Hike as Dollar Keeps Climbing
The Reserve Bank of India raised its repo rate to 5.50 percent and shifted to a calibrated tightening stance, but the Rupee is still trading near record lows against the US Dollar. Analysts warn more challenges are ahead.
Emirates NBD opens VIP Privilege banking to all business clients
Emirates NBD has launched its VIP Privilege program for business banking, offering exclusive benefits, preferential rates, and a Visa Infinite Business debit card to all eligible clients who meet annual points requirements
Emirates Islamic Bank hands AED 1 million prize to disciplined saver
Emirates Islamic Bank has named Maha Ahmed Khaled as its AED 1 million grand prize winner for August 2026, spotlighting the bank's push for regular saving and Sharia-compliant financial habits through its Kunooz Millionaire Account.
Vatican Coins Reveal New Papal Portrait Strategy for Euro Era
The Vatican's 2026 euro coins break with recent precedent by featuring both Pope Leo XIV's portrait and his coat of arms across different denominations, marking a nuanced return to centuries-old numismatic traditions
Outdated Bank Lists Risk Payment Errors for Egypt Electricity Bills
Egyptian electricity bill payers face confusion as old bank lists still circulate, including institutions that no longer exist under their former names. Only verified channels on the official platform guarantee successful payment
Finest 1792 Half Disme returns to auction as Rittenhouse link unravels
The highest-graded 1792 Half Disme is heading to auction, but its famous Rittenhouse family history is now in doubt. This twist turns a million-dollar rarity into a lesson in how numismatic history gets rewritten.
Cracked Die Makes 1832 Large Letters Half Dollar a Collector Standout
A dramatic die break and rare lettering make the 1832 Large Letters Capped Bust Half Dollar a key variety for collectors and a physical record of early US Mint challenges
Royal Mint marks Britannia anniversaries with new security on 2027 coins
In 2027, the Royal Mint will issue limited gold and silver Britannia coins with new security features and special anniversary designs, celebrating 40 years of gold and 30 years of silver Britannias.
Thunder Dragon Special Edition Coin Sets New Benchmark for Collectors
A 5-ounce silver coin featuring the Thunder Dragon design launches with only 199 pieces worldwide. Advanced smartminting technology and selective gilding make this Cook Islands issue a standout for collectors seeking rarity and detail
Solana and JPMorgan Target Instant Settlement for Financial Institutions
Solana has launched an open-source settlement program designed to let major financial institutions swap assets in seconds. JPMorgan contributed its settlement expertise to the project, but industry adoption remains uncertain.
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