A special addition to the Perth Mint's signature Australian Kangaroo series is the Proof 2024 one-ounce .9999 fine silver coin, the first from Perth Mint to carry the effigy of King Charles III.

A 1704 gold medal celebrating the city of Augsburg's freedom from occupation will be offered during a Feb. 1 auction by the German firm Fritz Rudolf Künker.

The Stephen Album auction in January will include a 1921 Pavilion dollar, which is among the most sought-after Asian coins due to the mysterious history of its creation.

Australian residents will soon see the image of King Charles III on circulating $1 coins as the Royal Australian Mint sent 3.5 million of them to the nation's banks for distribution into commerce.

Stack's Bowers Galleries offers at its January NYINC auctions one of two historic patterns privately created in 1966 for UK coinage but never adopted for use; the offered silver pattern is for a £5 denomination.

A new series that focuses on "Cute and Cuddly" animals will start with silver $1 and gold $100 coins for Niue that highlight the Australian dingo as a playful pup.

Queen Elizabeth II is being honored by the Royal Australian Mint with a 50-cent collector coin being issued in Uncirculated copper-nickel and Proof .925 fine silver versions.

The East India Company is producing a 2024 edition of the classic Una and the Lion for St. Helena with six silver coins and three gold coins providing choices for collectors.

The Royal Mint called upon the services of former U.S. Mint Chief Engraver John Mercanti for a unique commemorative coin that features an eagle and lion, symbols of the U.S. and the UK, on the reverse.

For 50 years, "Monnaies Françaises" has been the bible for the coins of modern France and the latest edition has been released with 696 pages in a hardbound edition.