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Rare Latin American and Spanish Coins Headline Heritage Auction
Heritage's ANA World & Ancient Coins Auction features the Grundy Collection, showcasing rare Latin American and Spanish coins, alongside ancient Greek and Roman pieces, with collectors anticipating record interest in several historic lots
Selling Coins at Auction: What Collectors Need to Know
Collectors share their experiences selling coins at auction, from local club events to major online platforms, highlighting the practical challenges, costs, and evolving technology shaping the numismatic marketplace
National Bank of Canada Unifies Fund Services With Multifonds Platform
National Bank of Canada is overhauling its fund and ETF administration by adopting Multifonds' centralized platform, aiming to streamline operations, reduce manual processes, and strengthen oversight across multiple jurisdictions
How the 1982 No-P Roosevelt Dime Became a Modern U.S. Rarity
A missing mintmark on the 1982 Roosevelt dime created one of the most significant U.S. coin errors of the late 20th century, with thousands entering circulation before collectors recognized its importance and scarcity
Pound Sterling Extends Summer Gains Against Euro as Risks Linger
The British pound has regained ground against the euro, with the GBP/EUR rate climbing back above key levels. Market calm and higher energy prices are supporting Sterling, but September's political calendar could bring renewed volatility.
Dollar Weakens as US Inflation Data Reduces Rate Hike Odds
The US dollar lost ground against the pound and euro after July inflation figures met expectations, lowering the likelihood of a Federal Reserve rate increase in September and shifting currency market dynamics.
How the 1887 Half Eagle Became America's Only Proof-Only $5 Gold Coin
The 1887 Liberty Head Half Eagle stands out as the only $5 gold coin in U.S. history struck exclusively in Proof format, raising questions about its origins, rarity, and the monetary context that shaped its creation
AI Agents Challenge Human Accountability in Financial Services
As AI agents begin to initiate tasks in banking and payments, financial institutions must rethink how authority, supervision, and responsibility are structured across their organizations
Varo Bank Enables Free Cash Deposits at Kroger Stores Across US
Varo Bank customers can now deposit cash without fees at over 2,000 Kroger Family grocery locations nationwide, following a new partnership with Green Dot and integration of the Arc platform
Pound Sterling's Gains Face Test as UK Fiscal Flexibility Raises Market Fears
UK Treasury officials are increasingly concerned that Prime Minister Andy Burnham's approach to fiscal flexibility could unsettle financial markets, potentially threatening the pound's recent strength against the euro and US dollar
US Regulator Blocks Bunq's Bid for National Bank Charter
Dutch neobank Bunq's attempt to launch a US national bank has been rejected by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, raising questions about capital adequacy, management experience, and the challenges of entering the American financial sector
How CoinHunters LLC Shapes the Online Coin and Currency Market
CoinHunters LLC runs three online auctions weekly, buying and selling coins, paper money, tokens, medals, and precious metals. Their approach highlights changing trends in numismatic trading and the growing role of digital platforms
ANA to Honor Terranova, Eliasberg, and Green at 2026 Coin Event
The American Numismatic Association will recognize Anthony Terranova with its highest service award and induct Louis E. Eliasberg Sr. and Benjamin G. Green into its Hall of Fame during the 2026 World's Fair of Money in Pittsburgh
California's National Gold Bank Notes: Rarity, Artistry, and Legacy
Issued after the Civil War, National Gold Bank Notes from California offered a gold-backed alternative to paper money, combining strict redemption promises with some of the most distinctive designs in U.S. currency history
How the US Twenty-Cent Coin Became a Rare Collector's Item
The United States' experiment with a twenty-cent silver coin lasted just four years, leaving behind a denomination that confused the public and now fascinates collectors for its rarity and historical context
How Medusa's Image Shaped Ancient Greek and Roman Coinage
Medusa's transformation from myth to monetary symbol reveals how ancient societies used her image for protection, power, and political messaging on coins across the Mediterranean world
Final Joel Iskowitz Coin Marks End of US Cent Era at 2026 ANA
A limited copper coin designed by Joel Iskowitz will be given away at the 2026 ANA World's Fair of Money in Pittsburgh, commemorating the end of the circulating Lincoln cent and honoring key figures in American numismatics
Niue Issues Silver Coin Honoring 75 Years of Chabad Leadership
A new legal-tender silver coin from Niue marks 75 years since Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson became the Lubavitcher Rebbe, blending numismatic design with Jewish history and a unique physical connection to the Rebbe himself
South African Rand Holds Near Five-Month High Despite Weak Data
The South African rand maintained its strongest position against the US dollar since March, even as local joblessness rose and factory output fell, with global monetary policy expectations driving currency sentiment
Dollar and Yen Face Uncertainty After Intervention and Rate Shifts
The U.S. dollar's recent decline and the yen's sharp rebound highlight the impact of coordinated intervention and shifting rate expectations, leaving both currencies at a pivotal moment for global markets
Banknote Legacies and Lost Fortunes in West Virginia's Oil Towns
A journey through Littleton and Moundsville, West Virginia, reveals how the rise and fall of local industries shaped the fate of historic banks and rare national banknotes, leaving behind architectural relics and numismatic stories
Historic WWII Crew-Signed Dollar Note Sells for Over $37,000
A rare $1 Hawaii overprint note, signed by the crews of the Enola Gay and Bockscar just after the atomic bombings of Japan, has fetched $37,551 at auction, highlighting the intersection of currency, history, and collector demand
Canadian Dollar Faces Political Risk as Quebec and Alberta Vote Looms
Upcoming votes in Quebec and Alberta are adding a political risk premium to the Canadian Dollar, with October's referendums and elections set to influence the currency's direction and volatility for international payments and business.
Pound Falls Below Key Level Against New Zealand Dollar
The British pound has slipped beneath its 200-day moving average versus the New Zealand dollar, with upcoming inflation expectations in New Zealand and diverging central bank policies shaping the outlook for the currency pair this week
Pound to Australian Dollar: RBA Holds, US Data Sets the Tone
The Reserve Bank of Australia is expected to keep rates steady, but the direction of the Pound to Australian Dollar exchange rate this week will likely be shaped by US inflation data and the resulting moves in the US Dollar.
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