U.S. Mint launches first presidential $1 coin
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The U.S. Mint said it launched a $1 coin on Thursday featuring George Washington, the first in a series honoring former U.S. presidents aimed at collectors and intended for use in vending machines and parking meters.
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The euro smashed through the symbolic 1.30-dollar level for the first time since it began trading on foreign exchange markets in January 1999.
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Business & money: International group will track $1trillion of illicit funds.
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WASHINGTON - Thomas Jefferson appears bolder and bigger on new five-cent pieces, marking his first makeover since he landed on the nickel in 1938.    The maker of the nation's coins, the U.S...
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Mary and Ray Smith can't make heads or tails of a new presidential dollar coin they found last week. It doesn't have either.
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Copper is the coin of the realm for the new Chile fund.
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U.S. Postal Service says the cost of a first-class stamp will rise to 42 cents starting May 12.
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The US supports a ``strong dollar,&#39;&#39; Treasury Secretary John Snow said, making his first remarks on the currency since George W. Bush was re-elected president on Nov. 2. ``We support
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WASHINGTON -- Thomas Jefferson appears bolder and bigger on new five-cent pieces, marking his first makeover since he landed on the nickel in 1938.
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Republican Mitt Romney, flush with cash from early fundraising, this week will air his first presidential campaign ad to introduce himself to voters in several early voting states.
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Coming to cash registers near you: colorful new &#36;50 bills sporting splashes of red, blue and yellow.
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By CHASE SQUIRES DENVER - Mary and Ray Smith can't make heads or tails of a new presidential dollar coin they found last week. It doesn't have either. A week after the revelation that some of the coins slipped out of the U.S.
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Americans know George Washington as the dour founding father with white hair and ponytail depicted on U.S. currency, but most people have little idea what the nation's first president really looked like beyond this stock image.
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As expected by most analysts, uncertainty during the US presidential election period has proven negative for the US dollar. While George W. Bush is currently more likely to win the election, the race between
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The U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing is preparing President Lincoln to help thwart counterfeiters on a new $5 bill.
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The most valuable single American stamp was originally worth only a penny.
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The U.S. Mint has implemented a law against melting down pennies and nickels which, at current metal prices, could be worth more as metal than as currency.