The 1968 25 cents were struck in two metals. 71.4 million were made in .500 silver, and 88.7 million were pure nickel. You can tell them apart with a magnet, as the nickel is slightly magnetic. I’ve ...

The coin industry has changed a lot over the past year! There has been limited coin shows and places to shop for coins. Finding coins has been a challenge for collectors and dealers alike. L&C is ...

The Federal Reserve's 2027 printing order calls for no new $2 notes and sharply limited $50 production, even as demand for ...

Three auctions will take place November 17–19 in Madrid and online as part of Ibercoin International Banknote Week.

Collectors continue to embrace the Mint's 2026 releases, but speculation and resale expectations raise questions about ...

Discover how collectors can build an affordable collection of Barber dimes by focusing on well-preserved examples without ...

From proposals to reduce silver content to the rise of casino tokens, explore how the end of silver coinage changed American money.

I'm scared that rare coins are going to be carelessly melted every time the silver or gold price spikes. It's happened several times throughout history. Name and Address withheld I was going through a ...

Rival governments and competing banking systems have divided Sudan, but the unexpected circulation of bank notes across enemy lines raises new questions.

Do you remember the first U.S. gold piece you saw? I do, even though it was well over 50 years ago. It was an Indian Head quarter eagle. My father and I were visiting a neighbor who also happened to ...

After decades of conflict, Somalia is still relying on deteriorating bank notes as efforts to introduce a new currency ...

The rising cost of producing Jefferson nickels has raised questions about the future of the five-cent coin. The nickel's current composition is 75 percent copper and 25 percent nickel. Images courtesy ...