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Four States Put New Stories on Proposed 2028 Dollar Coins
Proposed 2028 American Innovation $1 reverses pair Nebraska irrigation with Colorado chiles, while North Dakota drone systems and South Dakota bison conservation round out the candidates. None has been confirmed for release.
Columbus Fades from US Money as Icons Shift
Columbus once shared US banknotes and coins with Washington. Now his image is missing from daily currency. The path to his disappearance traces shifting national identity and the politics of who gets honored on American money.
UBS and Crédit Agricole clash over peso's 2027 path
UBS projects a stronger Mexican peso by September 2027, while Crédit Agricole expects the currency to weaken. The banks' opposing forecasts expose deep uncertainty around Mexico's exchange rate outlook.
NZ Dollar Struggles as Inflation and Rate Bets Split Investors
Crédit Agricole expects the New Zealand dollar to recover against the US dollar, citing inflation risks and strong farm exports. Persistent US dollar demand and a cautious central bank keep traders divided.
Australian Dollar Stalls as Rate Bets Slip and Bond Turmoil Grows
The Australian dollar's rebound is losing steam. Fading hopes for higher rates and wild swings in global bonds are dragging sentiment lower. This week's RBA minutes and labor data will set the tone for the currency's next move.
Civil War Three Cent Coins Expose US Mint's Split Tactics
In 1865, the US Mint put out both silver and copper-nickel three-cent coins as the Civil War upended circulation. Their uneven rarity and metal mix still test collectors and mark a turning point in American coinage.
2008 Fractional Buffalo Gold Coins Slip Past Most Collectors
The 2008 American Buffalo 1/10 and 1/4 ounce gold coins pack 0.9999 purity into a rare, single-year run. Collectors eye them as larger bullion coins crowd the market.
Rare Eisenhower Dollar Prototype Heads Back to Auction After $264,000 Sale
A 1971-S Eisenhower dollar prototype, once bought for under $10 and later sold for $264,000, is set to reappear at auction in October 2026. Its unique design and mysterious survival have turned it into a landmark of US coin collecting.
US 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.
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.
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.
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
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
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.
US Mint opens Philadelphia coin production to public for semiquincentennial
The US Mint is inviting the public inside its Philadelphia facility for a series of meet and greets, giving visitors a firsthand look at coin production and a chance to speak directly with mint artisans and security staff.
The 1955 Doubled Die Penny Sets a New Standard for Collectors
As the US Mint halts production of circulating pennies, the 1955 Doubled Die Lincoln cent continues to command record prices and redefine what a pocket coin can mean for collectors and currency history
Beth Deisher returns to ACEF board as US coin market faces counterfeit threat
Beth Deisher, a top name in US numismatics and anti-counterfeiting, is back on the Anti-Counterfeiting Educational Foundation board as fake coins keep testing the market.
Netcong's Only National Bank Leaves a Rare Currency Legacy
A single national bank once served Netcong, New Jersey, issuing collectible notes that now attract currency enthusiasts. The story of this small town's financial past reveals how industry, transport, and immigration shaped its unique monetary footprint.
US Mint sets October launch for 2026 proof coin set
The US Mint will release its 2026 proof set on October 6, featuring dual-dated 1776-2026 coins and a new Native American dollar. With a cap of 480,000 sets, collectors face a rare opportunity to secure these commemorative pieces.
Rare 1792 Half Disme Reveals Early US Mint Engraving Secrets
A high-grade 1792 half disme has exposed overlooked die reworking and chemical etching at the dawn of US federal coinage, challenging long-held assumptions about early minting technology and craftsmanship
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