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The Bermuda Monetary Authority $5 note was named the winner of the International Bank Note Society's 2024 Bank Note of the Year award.
Bermuda Wins Big
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On April 8, the American Innovation Michigan dollar was unveiled at a ceremony at the Detroit Historical Museum in Detroit, Michigan.
Michigan Innovation Dollar Celebration
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Interested in joining the American Numismatic Association? Claim a free 12-month membership during this year's NCW celebration.
Join the ANA for Free during National Coin Week!
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This year marks the 50th anniversary of Münze Hall, a museum dedicated to history of the Hall Mint located in Hall in Tirol, Austria.
Hall Mint Museum Turns 50
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As of April 9, collectible items are not exempt, meaning hobbyists who purchase numismatic items from overseas will face reciprocal tariffs.
New Tariffs & the Hobby
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This week's headlines include bullion's tariff exemption, 2025 NNP Symposium, Supreme Court of Canada commemorative, and National Coin Week.
Notable News (April 1-7, 2025)
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Think your coin is worth $124 million? Beware of viral myths and misleading rare coin valuations—get the facts from numismatic experts.
Avoid Misleading Clickbait
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This week's headlines include Luke Skywalker's medal, Kentucky coin tax exemption , the Traveller Collection, and OMSA's convention.
Notable News (March 31-April 3, 2025)
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On March 26, President Donald Trump announced that he's appointing Georgia Senator Brandon Beach as the next U.S. Treasurer.
Trump Appoints New Treasurer
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The 2025 recipient of the PNG scholarship to the ANA's Summer Seminar is Timothy Chen, the founder of Winged Liberty Rare Coins, Inc.
PNG Scholarship Recipient
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Ventris C. Gibson announced her departure from director of the U.S. Mint after asked to retire to accommodate President Trump's nominee.
U.S. Mint Director Asked to Step Down
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An employee at a coin shop in Illinois discovered two 1990-S "No S" proof cents in a group of five proof sets.
“No S” Cent Discovery