Coin and currency collecting is experiencing renewed interest as dealers expand inventory and institutions celebrate numismatic history. Liberty Coin Service is offering cash incentives for rare 2026 quarters, while educational institutions and museums highlight the cultural and historical significance of coin collecting.
·Liberty Coin Service pays $100 each for the first five people bringing in a 2026 July 4th privy-mark Declaration of Independence quarter
·Atlas Numismatics adds 606 fixed-price coins, medals, and tokens to inventory
·Dartmouth's long-running numismatics club demonstrates how collections tell stories
·ANA Pittsburgh lectures trace 250 years of American numismatics history
·Respected numismatist and educator Carmen Arnold-Biucchi remembered following her passing
drawn from Numismatic News, CoinWeek, The Daily Princetonian, Penticton Herald · updated 17h ago