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EverBank Merger Deal Reshapes US Banking Landscape

A $3.9 billion merger between EverBank Financial Corp and WaFd Inc. will create a combined bank with $75 billion in assets and over 250 branches, aiming to boost profitability and expand commercial banking services across the United States

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Massachusetts Minted Its Own Silver Shilling Against Royal Orders Currency Information

Massachusetts Minted Its Own Silver Shilling Against Royal Orders

The 1652 Pine Tree Shilling was Massachusetts' answer to a currency shortage and royal neglect, sparking a monetary experiment that left a mark on American coinage and still commands record prices among collectors

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KB Kookmin Bank launches instant blockchain payments with JP Morgan

KB Kookmin Bank and JP Morgan have unveiled a blockchain-based payment service for Korean businesses, promising near-instant US dollar settlements across major trade corridors and marking a shift in cross-border corporate payments

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Global banks unite to launch USD stablecoin for cross-border payments

Twenty-one major banks are forming a new company to issue a USD-pegged stablecoin, aiming to reshape cross-border payments and digital settlements by 2027. The move signals a direct challenge to existing payment rails and regulatory frameworks

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Pound Sterling Faces Renewed Pressure as US Jobs Data Shifts Dollar Outlook

A sharp US jobs surprise has tilted the pound-to-dollar exchange rate toward further losses, with technical signals and policy risks now pointing to a possible retreat toward the 100-day average. Here is what is driving the shift and what to watch next

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US Mint Revives Saint Gaudens High Relief Gold Coin for 250th Anniversary

The US Mint will release a new Saint Gaudens High Relief $20 gold coin and silver medal set for the nation's 250th anniversary, capping its Best of the Mint series with a design that once challenged the limits of coin production

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Japanese Yen Hits Six Month Peak as Rate Hike Bets Intensify

The Japanese yen surged to its strongest level since February 2026 as traders anticipate a Bank of Japan rate hike and official data reveals record intervention. The US dollar slipped further, with global markets on alert for upcoming policy moves.

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Financial fraud adapts as criminals mimic legitimate payments

Criminals now design financial fraud to look like ordinary transactions, making detection harder for banks and payment providers. New data shows AI-driven scams are rising, forcing institutions to rethink how they monitor and share risk signals

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Two Presidential Coin Gifts Reveal Unbroken Chain of Political History

A rare set of two US presidential presentation coins, each with original White House documentation and provenance, has emerged as a unique record of political and numismatic diplomacy spanning two administrations

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Rare Walking Liberty Half Dollars Set for Major Auction in 2026

A landmark auction will bring over 250 rare Walking Liberty half dollars from the Mack C. Chase Collection to market for the first time in over a decade, offering collectors a unique chance to acquire top-graded US coins with historic significance

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Young Collectors Drive US Coin Market Shift in 2026

A new generation is transforming US coin collecting as modern coins and innovative designs attract younger buyers and women. Dealers report record PCGS submissions and profits shifting away from classic rarities

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American Liberty Coin Design Wins Over Collectors Worldwide

Collectors are naming the American Liberty coin as their standout Coin of the Year, citing its innovative design and symbolism. Other favorites include coins from Hungary and China, reflecting a global appreciation for modern numismatic art

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How Coin Dealers Build Careers Without Formal Training Currency Information

How Coin Dealers Build Careers Without Formal Training

Coin dealing is not taught in universities or through official apprenticeships. Instead, collectors and business professionals often find their way into the trade through family ties, personal passion, or unexpected opportunities

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NumisMaster Pricing Database Moves to NGC and PMG Ownership

The NumisMaster pricing database has been sold to NGC and PMG, marking a major shift for collectors who rely on its data. Active Interest Media will continue publishing Numismatic News, World Coin News, and Bank Note Reporter with ongoing pricing updates

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Pound Sterling Drops as US Jobs Data Shifts Rate Expectations

A surprise jump in US job creation has pushed the pound lower against the dollar and reignited debate over a possible Federal Reserve rate hike in September, leaving inflation data as the next critical test for currency markets

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Eftsure expands global reach with Relish acquisition and AI integration

Eftsure's purchase of US-based Relish brings advanced AI-powered vendor validation and invoice automation under one roof, aiming to secure payments for over 4,000 businesses across 190 countries

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So-Called Dollars Book Reveals Untold Stories Behind US Medals

A new coffee table book spotlights 63 so-called dollars with full-page images and historical context, offering collectors and history enthusiasts fresh insights into American commemorative medals and their evolving value

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Collectors Chase Coins With Stories That Outshine Rarity

A coin's value is not just about how few exist or its condition. The most coveted coins are those with dramatic histories, famous owners, or links to pivotal events, turning ordinary metal into icons that command record-breaking prices

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Dollar Faces Pressure as Fed Signals Pause and Yen Rally Stalls

The US dollar remains pinned near multi-month lows after Federal Reserve officials hint at a pause in rate hikes, while the Japanese yen's sharp rally cools amid speculation over possible intervention and upcoming central bank decisions

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How the US Trade Dollar Lost Its Place in Global Silver Commerce

The US Trade Dollar was designed to outcompete Mexico's peso in Asian trade, but its journey from export tool to domestic headache reveals the risks of currency innovation and the limits of monetary policy abroad

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ANA Awards Spotlight Numismatic Research and Young Talent in 2026

The American Numismatic Association's 2026 Literary Awards in Pittsburgh recognized groundbreaking research on coins, paper money, and monetary history-while also investing in the next generation of currency scholars

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Rare 1893-S Morgan Dollar Sells for $1.18 Million at Auction

A legendary 1893-S Morgan Silver Dollar with a storied pedigree has set a new MS65 auction record, selling for $1,181,250-over 50% above its price guide value. The sale highlights the fierce demand for top-condition U.S. coin rarities.

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Citi Backs Canadian Dollar as US Rate Premium Faces Test

Citi is betting against the US dollar and in favor of the Canadian dollar, citing a likely shift in interest-rate expectations and upcoming US inflation data that could challenge the greenback's recent strength

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Pound Faces Deeper Slide as Dollar Strengthens on Fed Rate Hike Odds

The British pound is under renewed pressure against the US dollar, with technical signals and shifting Federal Reserve expectations pointing to a possible drop toward 1.33. Here's what's driving the move and what it means for cross-border payments

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Euro Holds Firm as Dollar Strength Fails to Break Key Support

Despite renewed US dollar strength and shifting central bank expectations, the euro-to-dollar rate is resisting a deeper slide, holding above critical support levels and signaling that the currency battle is far from one-sided

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