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The Mint Act of 1890 allowed for changing coin designs every 25 years, and the Barber Quarter entered circulation in 1892.

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The CBDC Anti-Surveillance State Act passed the U.S. House on May 23 in a partisan vote. It prohibits Federal Reserve banks from using a central bank digital currency. The bill now heads to the Senate.

There is ample reason why people refer to a "gift that keeps on giving." In the case of collectors of American coins, one such gift is the Bob R. Simpson Collection. Considered one of the finest troves of US coins ever assembled, Heritage auction sales of specimens from the Simpson collection exceed $116 million, heading

There is ample reason why people refer to a "gift that keeps on giving." In the case of collectors of American coins, one such gift is the Bob R. Simpson Collection. Considered one of the finest troves of US coins ever assembled, Heritage auction sales of specimens from the Simpson collection exceed $116 million, heading

Half cents were authorized by the Mint Act of April 2, 1792, were first produced in 1793, but were not popular with the public.

The 1824/1 Capped Bust Quarter Eagle is one of the most elusive United States $2.50 gold coins to collect. Rare overdate early gold coin.

The Eisenhower dollar was a large dollar coin struck by the United States Mint from 1971 to 1978. It saw limited use but is widely collected.

Numismatist Roger Burdette talks about how 1873 was a year of interesting changes for American coins and the United States Mint.

If, as often has been said, it is true that "good things come in threes," a trio of exceptional coins from an important collection could fare exceedingly well when they are sold in Heritage's US Coins Signature® Auction November 16-19. The three coins, each of which will be offered in the event's Premier Session, come