In 2025, the IRS is making some important changes to IRS Tax Changes that will affect millions of Americans. These changes are aimed at keeping taxes fair by adjusting for inflation, so people don’t pay more simply because the cost of living has gone up. The changes cover several areas, including income tax brackets, standard … Read more
In Oregon, many residents are facing financial difficulties due to high living costs, especially the rising cost of housing. To help ease these challenges, the IRS is offering a $1,600 stimulus payment for qualifying individuals through Measure 118. This financial aid is meant to provide quick relief to those who are struggling with rising prices. … Read more
The Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee (CCAC) recently held a teleconference meeting to discuss special coin designs. These designs include a unique reverse (back side) for the 2026 Native American dollar and both sides of a congressional gold medal to honor Americans held hostage in Iran from 1979 to 1981. Each design aims to tell an … Read more
Jon Lusk, a passionate coin collector, recently shared his journey and motivations behind collecting rare coins in the preface to Heritage Auctions’ May event. His collection, featuring valuable half cents and quarter dollars, has attracted attention within the coin-collecting community, especially among enthusiasts who appreciate the historical significance and craftsmanship of rare coins. Starting out … Read more
Heritage Auctions is showcasing two incredible rare gold coins at the American Numismatic Association (ANA) Platinum Night, which will take place from August 13 to August 18. This auction, held at Heritage’s Dallas headquarters, will include some remarkable coins that collectors and coin enthusiasts won’t want to miss. The ANA World’s Fair of Money in … Read more
In the world of coin collecting, certain pieces are highly valuable due to their rarity, historical significance, and unique characteristics. One such example is the 1823/2 Capped Bust quarter dollar, which is cherished among collectors. Recently, a well-preserved 1823/2 Capped Bust quarter dollar, graded Very Good 8 by the Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS), sold … Read more
The recent acquisition of unique numismatic pieces has unveiled a fascinating chapter of American coin history. Professional numismatist Mike Byers recently acquired a plaster model and galvanos from sculptor Howard K. Weinman’s 1936 Long Island Tercentenary half dollar design. Held by Weinman’s family since his passing, these artifacts had been unknown to the numismatic world … Read more
The story of Dave Schaefer and his exciting discovery of a rare Seated Liberty quarter dollar showcases the rewards that come from a keen eye and dedication to coin collecting. Schaefer stumbled upon this unique coin in an eBay listing, recognizing it as a variety that few other collectors would have spotted. His find – … Read more
Early American coins are a portal into the nation’s history, particularly because of the distinct errors made during their production. The Philadelphia Mint, established in 1792, was the first official mint in the United States. In its early years, the mint lacked the advanced technology we see today, leading to various unique engraving errors and … Read more
In the world of numismatics, there are coins that are highly sought after due to their rarity, historical significance, and unique qualities. One such coin is the 1877 20-cent piece, which continues to capture the attention of coin collectors worldwide. At a Heritage sale held in May, a particularly well-preserved example of this coin, graded … Read more