Celebrate the tradition, legacy and heritage of the Medal of Honor and its distinguished recipients with the remarkable 2011 Medal of Honor Commemorative Coins.  Now you can purchase $5 gold coins and silver dollars in recognition of the establishment of the Medal of Honor in 1861.  Purchase one of these distinguished coins for yourself or as a special gift.  A surcharge of $35 per $5 gold coin and $10 per silver dollar is authorized to be paid to the Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation to help finance its educational, scholarship and outreach programs.

The United States Mint Uncirculated Coin Set has been a popular collector's item for many years.  Now coin enthusiasts can add the 2011 edition to their collection.  Each set contains a total of 28 uncirculated 2011 dated-coins from the United States Mint at Denver and Philadelphia.  Purchase one of these timeless sets for yourself or as a gift for a special occasion.

Now you can purchase the handsomely designed 2011 Kennedy Half-Dollar Coins in a 200-coin bag or a two-roll set.  Each circulating quality coin depicts an obverse design featuring a 1963 portrait of President John F. Kennedy.  The half-dollar coins are struck at the United States Mint facilities in Philadelphia and Denver and are packaged in a distinctive United States Mint bag or a specially designed paper coin wrap.  Purchase these unique coins now at www.usmint.gov/catalog.

Orders are now being accepted for the 2011 United States Mint Presidential $1 Coin Proof Set.  Each set features coins that depict obverse images of Presidents Andrew Johnson, Ulysses S. Grant, Rutherford B. Hayes and James Garfield.  Each coin has a common reverse design featuring a striking rendition of the Statue of Liberty.  These sets are priced at $15.95.  Sign up for an Online Subscription to automatically receive future sets released in the series.

Join us as we move further into the Presidential $1 Coin Program with the 17^th President of the United States, Andrew Johnson.  This coin features a dramatic portrait of Johnson on the obverse along with the inscriptions IN GOD WE TRUST, 17^th PRESIDENT and 1865-1869.  These circulating quality coins are packaged in 25-coin rolls from the United States Mint facilities at Philadelphia or Denver.  Purchase one or more rolls of these historic coins today!

For February's Coin of the Month, Goldie the Mint Fish presents the latest in the series of Native American $1 Coin designs.  The design for 2011 focuses on the Wampanoag Treaty of 1621.

In this issue, Goldie talks about the historical context of the treaty and how it was possible for Pilgrims to negotiate with Native Americans who already spoke their language.  Check out Goldie's golden coin as February's Coin of the Month.

Yes, you can break the virtual, floating piggy bank in the updated version of the game "Break the Bank!"  The former purple bank has handed over her duties to a green bank with yellow spots.

It still takes eight virtual quarters to fill the bank for breaking, but the original eight true-or-false statements have been replaced with a large number of randomly-supplied statements.  You not only get a different game every time you play, but you expand your numismatic knowledge at the same time.

Once the bank is full, click your mouse to swing the hammer and break the bank.  We supply the hammer; BYOM (bring your own mouse).  Get in on the action with Break the Bank!