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A French 1894 "Genie" 100 francs gold coin and a João V gold 400 Reis topped Heritage's latest world coin auction.

GreatCollections sold a 1795 Capped Bust, Small Eagle gold $5 half eagle for $545,625 less than two years after the coin had been offered at the 2022 Heritage Florida United Numismatists sale.

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 exceedin

Large numbers of U.S. gold coins are flowing in from Europe. Jeff Garrett says it's a "golden" opportunity for collectors.

A Choice Leopold I 5 Ducats gold coin from Austria is among the new world coin highlights at Atlas Numismatics.

An 1855 Kellogg & Co. $50 gold "slug" and a high grade 1901 Coronet $2.50 quarter eagle are among the top lots being offered in a Stack's Bowers Galleries sale on Nov. 14.

Roman Imperial gold coins have proven to be attractions when offered for sale and Heritage sold a gold aureus struck by Marcus Aurelius as Augustus for $25,200 in an August sale.

The Lincoln Wheat cent is a perennial favorite of coin collectors. In 1909, it was the first circulating U.S. coin to feature a real person.

Standout lots in Heritage's upcoming U.S. Coins Signature Auction include a 1794 Flowing Hair dollar, a Capped Bust, No Stars $2.50 quarter eagle and an 1891-O Seated Liberty quarter dollar.

The New Orleans Mint’s last Morgan dollars were struck in 1904 as the United States Mint prepared to shutter the facility.