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Dwight Manley Donates World’s First Illustrated Numismatic Book to ANA
A medallion-like portrait of Roman Emperor Julius Caesar and ornate woodcut borders adorn page 16 in the world’s first illustrated numismatic book, Illustrium Imagines, published in 1517. An original edition of the rare book was donated to the ANA Library by prominent collector, Dwight Manley. (Photo credit: American Numismatic Association/Douglas A. Mudd.)
Dolley Madison First Spouse Gold Coins on Sale
The Dolly Madison proof and uncirculated gold coins are part of the First Spouse coin series. Each contains ½ ounce of 24-karat gold.
Swiss Bimetallic "Golden Eagle" Commemorative Coin on Sale
Swissmint Golde Eagle Commemorative Coin
Universal Coin & Bullion Recognized as an Official NRA Rare Coin and Bullion Dealer
Universal Coin & Bullion
Numismatic News Launches Online Business Directory for Collectors
Screen shot of Numismatic Directory
Louisa Adams First Spouse Gold Coins and Bronze Medals
United States Mint artist renderings of the Louisa Adams First Spouse Gold Coins
Spain Seizes U.S. Treasure Hunter’s Ship
Shipwrecked Treasure of Gold and Silver Coins
Thieves Steal More Than $200,000 in Rare Coin Heist
Benbrook coin heist video image
John Quincy Adams Presidential $1 Dollar Coins Launched into Circulation by United States Mint
John Quincy Adam portrait and coins
Sedwick Shipwreck Treasure Auction #3 Closes Thursday, May 29
Sedwick Treasure Video image
Australia's First Million Dollar Penny and First Coin
The Australian Proof 1930 Penny. Only six were made and each is worth at least $1 million dollars. (Images courtesy of Coinworks.)
Coin Treasure Claim from Peru Over "Black Swan" Shipwreck
Spain vs. Odyssey, a U.S. company, who discovered a shipwreck of treasure coins worth $500 million
