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1837 Feuchtwanger Cent: The Tiny Token That Almost Changed U.S. Coinage

The Dime-Sized 1837 Token That Almost Replaced America’s Copper Cent In 1837, Americans needed small change. They also needed confidence. The Panic of 1837 shook banks,...
The Sidney Poitier Obverse and Reverse Hubs for the Costco Scholorship Breakfast on September 20, 2001

Two 11-Pound Sidney Poitier Medal Hubs Resurface From a Remarkable Moment in 2001

Lost Sidney Poitier Medal Hubs Resurface 25 Years Later Article Based on content sent to CoinWeek by Ken Potter on Sept.11, 2026 Some numismatic artifacts tell...
2026 Freedom 250 Race Medal

2026 Freedom 250 Race Medal: U.S. Mint’s IndyCar First

U.S. Mint Puts Washington’s First IndyCar Race on a Half Dollar Planchet For one weekend in August, Indy cars will thunder past the monuments of...

ANA’s ‘Flame of Freedom’ Silver Medal Brings a Powerful America 250 Message to Pittsburgh

Only 500 Will Exist: ANA Unveils Striking ‘Flame of Freedom’ Silver Medal for America 250 The American Numismatic Association will mark America’s 250th anniversary with...
1925 Medal Norse, Thick Planchet, MS66 PCGS. CAC

The 1925 Norse-American Centennial Coin Rejected By Congress Only to Became a Classic Medal

Congress Rejected the Coin, then This Viking Medal Became a Classic The 1925 Norse-American Centennial Medal began as a commemorative half dollar. Treasury officials rejected...
Victory Medal Uncanceled Reverse Die

Uncancelled Die for the World War I Victory Medal Surfaces – A Once-in-a-Generation Discovery

  Contributed by Mike Byers - Post by CoinWeek In a stunning survival from the early 20th century, an original, uncancelled reverse die for the World...
Figure 1. Panama-Pacific International Exposition souvenir medal struck during the exposition. The bronze medals sold for 50-cents, but remainders sold in bulk lots for ten cents each after the event closed. A silver medal is illustrated, above. Image: Heritage Auctions / CoinWeek.

The Panama-Pacific International Exposition Award Medal

A Landmark Moment for American Exposition Medals The 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition produced more high-quality numismatic designs than any American exposition before or since. The official...

Indian Peace Medals: Important and Historic Collectibles

Indian Peace Medals: Russ Augustin Explores Rare U.S. History Video with Russell Augustin   Indian Peace Medals rank among the most historic objects in American numismatics. They...
1924 Olympic Gold Medal

1924 Paris Olympic Gold Medal, First to Carry the Olympic Rings, Heads to Auction

The Gold Medal That Put the Olympic Rings on the Podium Heads to Auction A rare gold winner’s medal from the 1924 Paris Summer Olympics...
Warren G. Harding Presidential Silver Medal

Warren G. Harding Silver Medal Launches May 13 — A 1-Ounce U.S. Mint Release...

The United States Mint will open sales for the Warren G. Harding Presidential Silver Medal on Wednesday, May 13, 2026, at noon EDT. The...
1862 Battle of Puebla Veterans' Flag background with Centennial of the Battle of Puebla (Cinco de Mayo) Gold Medal

1962 Mexico Battle of Puebla Gold Medal: Cinco de Mayo in Gold

The Rare Gold Medal That Turns Cinco de Mayo Into Numismatic History A great medal does more than preserve metal. It preserves memory. The 1962-Mo Mexico...

Jeffrey Briggs Wins MEDALS250 Competition with Striking Young Benjamin Franklin Medal

The results are in, and the margin was razor-thin. Collectors and readers of CoinWeek and other leading numismatic publications have selected Jeffrey Briggs as the...

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