The ANS maintains an active program of exhibitions. Currently these include:

•  Drachmas, Doubloons, and Dollars: The History of Money
  includes over 800 examples of the Society's noted collection including the Brasher doubloon, the 1804 dollar, the Confederate States half-dollar, and the world most valuable coin - the 1933 Double Eagle (on loan).
• This exhibition is on view at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York to March 2012

• ADDMISSION: The Federal Reserve Bank of New York s located at 33 Liberty Street (between Nassau and William Streets). Walk-in visitors are welcome from 10 am to 4 pm, Monday through Friday (except bank holidays). All visitors are required to show photo ID issued by a government or official agency. All visitors will pass through a metal detector. Admission is free.
• Information about visiting the FRBNY is available here.

• "I suppose I shall be impeached for it...." Theodore Roosevelt, Augustus Saint-Gaudens and America's most beautful coin
  September 20, 2007 - March 31, 2008   at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York
• press release
• Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site website link