“Local branches sometimes have only a limited supply of coins and do not keep a surplus ... Quarters and Presidential Dollars series as examples. “Banks sometimes need to special order coins ...

When you think of coins that are worth more than a pretty penny, you likely think of coins that bear the faces of ancient ...

Banks have almost completely stopped buying dollar cash from the public if it is not, as they themselves put it, in perfect ...

you do have options. If you’re hoping to exchange coins for cash without paying a fee, you have a few options: Banks: Many banks will let you exchange your coins for cash, though you may need to ...

MHC Digital says USDC, which has a market cap of $50 billion, could be used by big institutional investors to bypass banks ...

A giant new stimulus package in China mixed with a recent Fed rate cut is fueling demand for the more speculative corners of ...

An advisor to the Governor of the Bank of Ghana on Financial Markets, Dr. Stephen Opata, has asked persons interested in ...

Very few countries still mint silver coins, and those that do make them almost exclusively for collectors and investors.

At one time, the U.S. monetary system was backed by gold. Now it’s not backed by anything. It's nothing but smoke and mirrors ...

The U.S. dollar remains the world’s dominant currency ... head of G-10 strategy at Standard Bank, in a note. William Watts is MarketWatch markets editor. In addition to managing markets coverage ...

The Royal Australian Mint has responded after special-edition coins released for the Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games had ...

The CV of 52.38% for the exchange rate signals that currency fluctuations posed a significant risk. The high coefficient of variation for the exchange rate implies that investors relying heavily on ...