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Welcome to Numismatic Resources! We bring you the latest breaking news, market trends, and in-depth research from across the globe, bringing the most vital industry updates into one streamlined feed.
March 18, 2026
In numismatics, the Fraser name is most commonly associated with artist James Earle Fraser, the designer of the iconic Buffalo Nickel. However, his wife, Laura Gardin Fraser, was also an artist who...
From PCGS
March 18, 2026
Founded in 2022, the Institute for Silver Dollar Education and Research has officially launched its website. Several years in the making, ilovesilverdollars.org includes hundreds of pages of...
From The Reading Room
March 18, 2026 | Featured
The collection was assembled by Dr William Conte, an American geneticist and a leading authority on Norman coinage. Dr Conte s aim was to create a representative reference collection of coins in the...
From Coins and UK
March 18, 2026
Semiquincentennial 1776 ~ 2026-W Proof American Gold Eagles remained the U.S. Mint’s top sellers during their first full week of release, despite carrying some of the highest prices among its...
From Coin News
March 17, 2026
Counterfeit banknotes are once again making their way into everyday transactions across Canada, and police say the risk to the public is growing. From online marketplace deals to routine retail...
From Canadian Coin News
March 17, 2026
Over the past century, Austria has minted a coin frozen in time: the 1915 Ducat. The obverse shows Austrian Emperor Franz Joseph I, who died in 1916 amid World War I. Production was interrupted for...
From NGC
March 17, 2026
Spandau is just under a quarter of an hour from Berlin Central Station, and yet it feels like a different world. For centuries, the military dominated the townscape here.
From Coin Weekly
March 17, 2026 | Featured
If Time magazine had existed in 1815, it would have named Arthur Wellesley Man of the Year. Arthur who? You probably know him better as the Duke of Wellington, Prince of Waterloo. He earned those...
From Coins and Canada
March 17, 2026
Weighing about 64 pounds, the bar is considered the largest known surviving gold artifact from the California Gold Rush era and one of the most significant ingots ever produced.
From Coin News
March 17, 2026
The 2026 semiquincentennial half dollar honors America’s 250th anniversary with a special one-year-only design known as Enduring Liberty. The obverse, designed by sculptor-engraver Donna Weaver and...
From The Reading Room
March 17, 2026
The Royal Mint has unveiled a new commemorative coin range marking the 100th anniversary of the birth of Queen Elizabeth II, a monarch whose image appeared on Canadian coinage for seven decades.
From Canadian Coin News
March 17, 2026
A mint was established at Mediolanum in northern Italy in the mid-3rd century, when Rome was still the capital of its eponymous empire. In the previous column, we began to explore coinage struck in...
From NGC
March 17, 2026
There’s that famous story about the woman who consigned a rug to her local auction house and was delighted when its estimate climbed from 900 euros to an impressive 19,700 euros.
From Coin Weekly
March 16, 2026
You have to see it to believe it: Every year, around 50,000 visitors flock to the Munich Show, Europe’s largest event for collectors. Until now, the event has catered to collectors of minerals,...
From Coin Weekly
March 16, 2026
An incredibly rare 1928E $2 star note sold for $16,800 on March 12. Graded Paper Money Guaranty (PMG) Choice Uncirculated-64 EPQ, the note was a highlight at Stack’s Bowers Galleries’ U.S. Currency...
From The Reading Room