COINage Magazine

Editor's Note: This is part of the 'Money of British Monarchs' series of articles By R.W. Julian Of all the British rulers over the last thousand years, the one perhaps best known is Henry VIII, who...

The United States Mint is set to launch the America the Beautiful quarter honoring Block Island National Wildlife Refuge, located in Rhode Island.

By Joshua McMorrow-Hernandez The moment came with barely the whisper of a maple leaf, but Canada is already marking five years since the issuance of its last circulating one-cent coins. The last penny—a coin that...

By Antoinette Rahn As much as things change, there are always some things that remain the same. Coins/notes and literature are among items that seem to be timeless, and even in the present they often...

We are proud to partner with Kolbe & Fanning Numismatic Booksellers to bring you the Book of the Week feature, highlighting the interesting, unusual, and educational in coin collecting literature. Kolbe & Fanning is...

By Mike Fuljenz In 2017, my wife, Karen, and I went to hear Wynonna Judd and the Big Noise in her excellent Christmas show. It got me to thinking about a new way of giving...

• Numismatic Holiday Gifts: Exciting Christmas and Hanukkah Coin Presents Span Generations • All I Want For Christmas Is a 1794 Silver Dollar: Silvano DiGenova’s Coin Stocking Stuffers • Medallic Art For The Holidays: Medals Are Magnificent...

We are proud to partner with the following businesses for our December 2018 issue of COINage magazine.

By Antoinette Rahn The spirit of innovation is one of the things I enjoy most about coins. Since the beginning, coins have reflected people, events, and societal characteristics of the world. I think there is a...

Editor’s Note: This is the second in a two-part series about the history of the first United States Mint, located in Philadelphia. It picks up in 1915 and continues through present day. Enjoy Part...