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How Bronze Surcharges Created Rare U.S. Fractional Currency Errors
Bronze surcharges were added to U.S. fractional currency in the 1860s to deter counterfeiting, but the process led to unique printing errors. Collectors and historians now study these mistakes for insights into early U.S. banknote production and security.
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
Dollar, Euro, and Australian Dollar Hold Steady Before US Inflation Data
Major currencies including the US dollar, euro, and Australian dollar remained stable as traders weighed weak US jobs data, rising oil prices, and geopolitical risks ahead of a key US inflation report that could shape global monetary policy
Yen Nears 160 Against Dollar as Intervention Effects Fade
The Japanese yen has lost much of its recent intervention-driven strength, trading close to 160 per US dollar, while the Australian dollar holds near an eight-week high after the Reserve Bank of Australia kept rates unchanged
Canadian Dollar Holds Firm as Oil Prices and Jobs Data Support Gains
The Canadian dollar remains close to its strongest level in eight weeks against the US dollar, as rising oil prices and robust employment figures provide support amid ongoing trade discussions with the United States
Eufaula's Obsolete Scrip: Family Ties and Currency History
Obsolete paper money from Eufaula, Indian Territory, reveals a unique blend of local rivalry, family connections, and the evolution of private scrip in the late 19th and early 20th centuries
Stack's Bowers Galleries Opens San Francisco Numismatic Showroom
Stack's Bowers Galleries has launched a new gallery in San Francisco's Financial District, expanding access to rare coins, bullion trading, and auction services for collectors and dealers on the US West Coast
2026 U.S. Constitution Quarters Begin Circulation Nationwide
The U.S. Mint is launching the 2026 semiquincentennial Constitution quarters, featuring James Madison and Independence Hall, as part of a series marking key moments in American history and currency design
U.S. Mint Launches 1916 Walking Liberty Gold and Silver Set
The U.S. Mint unveils its third Best of the Mint release, pairing a 1916 Walking Liberty Half Dollar in gold with a new silver medal, both honoring America's 250th anniversary and limited to 30,000 sets
How Michigan Coin & Bullion Handles Gold and Rare Coin Transactions
Michigan Coin & Bullion in Bloomfield Hills offers in-person evaluation and transparent pricing for gold, silver, and rare coins, serving collectors, investors, and those liquidating estates in the Metro Detroit area
How MacArthur's Promise Shaped the 1947 Philippine Peso Coin
The 1947 Philippine peso and fifty centavos coins, featuring Gen. Douglas MacArthur, marked a rare tribute to a living foreign figure and reflected the nation's wartime history, postwar identity, and evolving currency design
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