Capped Head News Today

The Classic Head Quarter Eagle was a $2.50 gold coin produced by the United States Mint from 1834-1839. Explore its history and value.

GreatCollections' sale of the 20th known mule coin with a Washington quarter dollar obverse and Sacagawea dollar reverse was a hit with readers, who also show continued interest in the RMS "Republic."

Though auction prices are often cited as market prices, there is a difference. What do auction prices mean? Greg Reynolds explains.

A 1907 Ultra High Relief $20 double eagle gold coin garnered $4.32 million in the Bass Collection Pt. 4 sale by Heritage Auctions.

A 1907 Ultra High Relief Double Eagle, PR69 and an 1829 Capped Head Left Half Eagle, PR66+ Cameo sold for a combined $8.16 million to lead The Harry W

Several rare and outstanding U.S. coins feature in the August 2023 Stack's Bowers Galleries Global Showcase Auction.

The Coinage Act of 1792 established the U.S. Mint in Philadelphia but also authorized the first federal currency including the Quarter Eagle.

Coins that are less than perfect can often find willing buyers as evidenced by offerings found in the Heritage May Platinum Night session that had cuds and die cracks but brought great prices.

Thirty record prices were realized during Heritage Auctions' third sale of selections from the Harry W. Bass Jr. Core Collection, with top quality gold rarities attracting spirited bidding.

Whitman Publishing announces the upcoming release of A Guide Book of Quarter Eagle Gold Coins, by Q. David Bowers. The new 448-page book is volume 26 in