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Parsons Coin Club Marks America 250 With Commemorative Exhibits
The Parsons Coin Club in Kansas is showcasing coins and medals reflecting key moments in American history, including America 250, at the Parsons Public Library throughout September, with special events and educational resources for the community
US Mint Issues 9/11 Memorial Half Dollars with Special Privy Mark
The US Mint has delivered 2,983 Enduring Liberty half dollars, each featuring a unique 9/11 memorial privy mark, to the National 9/11 Memorial & Museum, marking a significant numismatic tribute to the victims of the September 11 attacks
China's 'Chinese Dragon' Coin Wins 2026 Coin of the Year Award
China's 10 yuan silver 'Chinese Dragon' coin has been named the 2026 Coin of the Year at the World's Fair of Money in Pittsburgh, marking the country's first win and highlighting global trends in coin design and innovation
Gold's 3% Drop Tests Crédit Agricole's $5,000 Year-End Forecast
A sharp gold selloff following Fed Chair Warsh's remarks has challenged Crédit Agricole's bullish $5,000 target, but the bank maintains its outlook, citing fiscal risks, Treasury policy, and global reserve diversification as key drivers
Dollar-Yen Returns Above 160 as Japan's Record Intervention Falters
Japan's largest-ever currency intervention has failed to keep the yen from weakening, with the dollar-yen rate climbing back above 160. Analysts warn that without policy changes, further interventions may have only short-lived effects
Australian Dollar Outlook Shifts as Goldman Sachs Expects RBA Rate Hike
Goldman Sachs now forecasts the Reserve Bank of Australia will raise its policy rate to 4.60% in November after a broader-than-expected inflation surprise, supporting the Australian Dollar even as global market volatility continues
How Foreign Coins Shaped Early U.S. Money and Circulation Rules
Foreign coins once played a central role in U.S. commerce, with legal status and circulation rules evolving over time. This article examines how these coins entered, influenced, and eventually exited the American monetary system
Collectors Divided Over New Semiquincentennial Dollar Coin Release
The upcoming Semiquincentennial dollar coin, featuring a living president, has sparked strong reactions among collectors, raising questions about tradition, precedent, and the future of U.S. commemorative coinage
How Bullion Coins Became a Global Collecting Trend
Bullion-priced gold and silver coins are not just investment assets-they have become a foundation for collectors worldwide, offering a way to build diverse collections while tracking metal values and market premiums
Australian Dollar Climbs to Three-Month High on Inflation Pressure
The Australian dollar is set for its longest weekly winning streak since 2021, as persistent inflation and expectations of further Reserve Bank of Australia rate hikes drive the currency higher against its global peers
Rising Interest in Everyday Coins Signals a New Generation of Collectors
A surge in questions about ordinary coins from new collectors highlights the importance of education and engagement for the future of coin collecting, as curiosity shifts from rare pieces to the coins found in daily life
China's Silver Dragon Coin Wins 2026 Coin of the Year Award
The 2026 Coin of the Year ceremony in Pittsburgh recognized ten outstanding coins for artistry and innovation, with China's silver 10 yuan Dragon coin taking the top honor for the first time in the award's history
1899 $2 Silver Certificate: The Mini-Porthole's Rare Signature Pair
The 1899 $2 Silver Certificate, known as the Mini-Porthole, stands out for its unique design and the rare combination of Napier and McClung signatures, linking the note to a pivotal era in American monetary and social history
Rare 'July 4th' Trump Dollar Surfaces Before Official US Mint Release
A 2026 Donald J. Trump $1 coin featuring an unannounced 'July 4th' privy mark has been found ahead of the US Mint's public launch, raising questions about mintage, distribution, and collector value as the Semiquincentennial approaches
The 1866 Liberty Seated Dime: A Reconstruction-Era Coin Rarity
Struck in just 8,000 pieces on a single day, the 1866 Liberty Seated Dime from Philadelphia stands as a rare survivor of America's turbulent Reconstruction period, reflecting both monetary upheaval and collector intrigue
US Dollar Holds Near Highs as Inflation Data Delays Rate Cut Hopes
The US dollar remains close to a one-week high after July's inflation figures exceeded forecasts, reinforcing expectations that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates elevated. Markets now await signals from central bank leaders at Jackson Hole
Banking Technology Shifts: Saudi Digital Lending and Core Migrations
August 2026 saw major banking technology moves, including Saudi Arabia's GO Telecom entering digital lending, Australia's MoveBank migrating its core, and new investment in UK-based 10x Banking, with implications for payments and cross-border services
US Bank Investment Services Adopts Fenergo Platform for Client Onboarding
US Bank Investment Services has implemented Fenergo's Fen-X platform to automate onboarding and lifecycle management for alternative investment clients, aiming to streamline compliance and reporting across multiple business lines
Australian Dollar Rises as Inflation Surprises, US Dollar Holds Steady
Australia's dollar climbed to a near three-month high after inflation data exceeded forecasts, prompting speculation about further rate hikes. Meanwhile, the US dollar remained stable as markets awaited key US inflation figures and central bank signals
Canadian Dollar Faces Trade War Scenarios as CIBC Sets Limits
CIBC Capital Markets outlines three possible paths for the Canadian dollar as trade tensions with the US escalate, projecting that even in the most severe case, losses will be contained and the USD/CAD rate will not exceed 1.41
US Dollar Weakens as Treasury Moves Revive Debasement Debate
Recent US Treasury interventions have triggered renewed concerns about the US Dollar's long-term value, with analysts warning that falling yields alongside a weaker Dollar could signal a more persistent shift in global currency markets
Australian Dollar Eyes Recent Highs as Global Risk Appetite Improves
The Australian dollar is approaching its short-term peak, buoyed by a shift toward riskier assets, falling oil prices, and reduced Middle East tensions, with investors watching key support and resistance levels in major currency pairs
Tokenised Deposits, Stripe's $7bn Deal and US Stablecoin Bank Lead Fintech Week
Major fintech developments this week include the first live tokenised deposit on Swift's blockchain ledger, Stripe's $7bn acquisition of OpenRouter, and US approval for a Trump-backed stablecoin trust bank. Executive changes and a $448m bank merger also feature
Why the US Has Never Issued a True Commemorative Banknote
While commemorative coins are a familiar part of US currency, the country has never released a limited-edition commemorative banknote. Other nations have embraced this practice-so what holds the US back from joining them
How the Harmony Hoard Shaped US Half Dollar Collecting
A vast cache of early US half dollars, discovered in Pennsylvania and linked to the Harmony Society, continues to influence coin collecting and the availability of historic silver coins today
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