Banks can still play a role in the precious metals market, but buying physical silver isn't always straightforward.

In addition to all the other events this year, U.S. coins also have made the news in a big way. A rare 1971 President Dwight D. Eisenhower prototype silver dollar fetched $264,000 at auction Jan. 14.

Silver prices have surged lately, but what you'll actually get for your coin depends on a few different factors.

Last week we looked at the booming silver and gold markets, and little has changed in the intervening seven days. This week let's cover the trickier side of that market: coins. Very few countries ...

Land of Lincoln Treasure Hunters collaborated with the National Coin Collectors to give Charleston-area community members an ...

At her home in Moonachie, New Jersey, Quintero showed some of the coins that could have value: a few buffalo head nickels, an Eisenhower silver dollar, and at least one coin that dates back to 1887.

As silver and gold prices set new records, scammers will seize the opportunity to make money by selling counterfeit coins or fake bullion to unsuspecting consumers. It often leaves local shops to ...

The recent boom in silver value has led to an increase in people selling silver coins at local stores and the trend may continue to grow in the ...

Think your old coins are just keepsakes? Think again. Across India, rare and vintage coins are fetching eye-watering prices, turning everyday mementos into potential fortune. The rarer a coin becomes ...