Along a stretch of Florida’s Atlantic shore known as the Treasure Coast, gold and silver coins minted three centuries ago still wash out of the sand after a good storm. They are not the relics of some ...

Collectors can sign up to automatically receive the one-ounce silver medal version of the comic impression on release.

Collectors can sign up to automatically receive the one-ounce silver medal version of the comic impression on release.

The bill would also address some of the difficulties of paying with cash that have materialized since the end of penny production. Under the Common Cents Act, businesses would be allowed the option to ...

Beginning in 1965, the U.S. mint started producing copper-nickel clad quarters for circulation, and those metals are worth much less than silver.

James Madison, the nation's fourth president, is featured on the front for his role in drafting and promoting the Constitution. The front also shows inscriptions "E PLURIBUS UNUM," "IN GOD WE TRUST," ...

Cattle producer Rich Stierwalt was checking an electric fence when a Civil War-era penny surfaced — prompting calls, careful handling and a new connection to history.

Ancient Lydia holds the distinction of creating the first coins in the world; they soon evolved into beautiful works of art.

Discover the pioneers of coin collecting, from ancient rulers and Renaissance scholars to America's earliest coin dealers.

Penny production has stopped, but retailers still lack rounding guidance. What the Common Cents Act means for compliance, ...

What old coins fetch in the collectible market varies. But the following coins sold for more than $14,000 each at auctions, and one was minted as recently as 2009, according to a report by financebuzz ...