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TD Bank Tests Instant Tokenised Payments on Project Agorá Blockchain
TD Bank Group has executed a live settlement of tokenised US dollars between its own entities using Project Agorá's blockchain platform, marking a concrete step toward programmable cross-border payments and atomic settlement.
Pound Sterling Steady as UK Manufacturing Shows Resilience in August
UK manufacturing activity remained in positive territory in August, helping Pound Sterling hold firm against major currencies. Easing price pressures and stronger employment suggest stability, but energy costs keep inflation risks alive.
Global Bond Yields Hit Multi-Year Highs Amid Inflation and Geopolitical Risks
Sovereign borrowing costs surged across the US, Europe, and Asia as investors reacted to persistent inflation, central bank tightening, and escalating Middle East tensions, challenging the traditional safe-haven role of government bonds
South African Rand Slides as Manufacturing Confidence Hits 2026 Low
The South African rand weakened against the US dollar after a key survey showed manufacturing sentiment deteriorated in August, raising questions about the outlook for business activity and the broader economy
Rare Coins and Currency Take Center Stage at 2026 World's Fair of Money
The 2026 World's Fair of Money in Pittsburgh showcased rare coins, global mints, and the Coin of the Year awards, drawing collectors and industry leaders for five days of numismatic exhibitions, auctions, and educational events
How a $3,500 1804 Large Cent Was Exposed as a Counterfeit
A rare 1804 Large Cent listed for $3,500 on eBay appeared genuine, but a detailed investigation revealed it was a sophisticated electrotype fake, highlighting the risks collectors face even with reputable sellers
US Mint Selects 37 Artists to Shape Future American Coins
The United States Mint has chosen 37 artists, including four new participants, for its 2026 Artistic Infusion Program. Their designs could soon appear on circulating coins, commemoratives, and official medals across the US.
eBay Adds Authentication for Collectible Coins Over $500
eBay is extending its Authenticity Guarantee to collectible coins priced at $500 or more, offering buyers and sellers professional verification through PCGS at no extra charge. The move aims to address growing demand and concerns over counterfeit coins.
Finest 1879 Quintuple Stella to Return at Heritage's 2026 Auction
A rare 1879 Quintuple Stella gold coin, the best-preserved of only five ever made, will be auctioned by Heritage in 2026 after nearly two decades off the market, highlighting a unique episode in US monetary history
US and Japan Intervene as Yen Weakens, Raising Global Policy Questions
A coordinated US-Japan intervention to support the yen signals a possible shift in global currency policy, as officials weigh new frameworks to address persistent imbalances and the risk of wider financial instability
Pound Sterling Faces Unusual Rate Dilemma as BoE Holds Policy
Despite stronger UK growth and a higher inflation outlook, economists expect the Bank of England to keep rates steady through 2027, though the risk of a November hike remains. The Pound's performance reflects this complex policy backdrop.
1921-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar Remains a Key US Coin
The 1921-D Walking Liberty half dollar stands out for its low mintage and heavy circulation, making it one of the most sought-after US coins of the 20th century and a benchmark for collectors tracking rare American silver coinage
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
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
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
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
Visa and Nium Test Stablecoin Settlement in Singapore's BLOOM Pilot
Visa and Nium are piloting stablecoin settlements under the Monetary Authority of Singapore's BLOOM initiative, aiming to enable faster cross-border payments even on weekends and public holidays
People's Bank of China Slows Yuan Gains but Maintains Upward Path
The People's Bank of China is moderating the pace of the Yuan's appreciation against the US Dollar, but analysts expect the Chinese currency to continue strengthening gradually through 2027, supported by robust export inflows and policy guidance
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
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