This 1794-dated U.S. silver dollar is believed to be among the first silver dollars struck by the United States Mint.

From all accounts Ken Wing was a typical kid. Born in 1930, his childhood invariably revolved around World War II.

An historic gold coin is to be displayed in San Francisco for the general public for the first time, according to News-Antique.com.

News that Steve Contursi has purchased a 1943-S copper cent previously unknown to exist by the general hobby is riveting.

A rare penny found by a teenaged collector in pocket change in Long Beach 64 years ago has been sold to a Laguna Beach resident for $72,500.

A one-of-a-kind California Gold Rush coin will return to Baltimore for the first time since it was sold by The John Hopkins University more than a quarter century ago.

The Whitman Coin and Collectibles Atlanta Expo includes an exhibit of a unique gold coin valued at $2.5 million, sold-out dealer booths and two auctions.

A tiny, early American silver coin personally authorized by President George Washington 215 years ago has been purchased for a record $1,500,000 by a California educational foundation.

A 215-year-old coin that was part of the first batch of coins produced by the U-S Mint has sold for one-point-five (m) million dollars.

A nonprofit group paid $1.5 million for a coin that was only worth five cents when it was produced more than 200 years ago.