More than 40 years after his death, AC/DC singer Bon Scott is being honored on silver $1 coins made by the Perth Mint that sold out a total mintage of 5,000 coins.

The Netherlands is accepting reservations for its annual gold ducat and double ducat coins, which will be minted to match orders, and the presale window closes May 25.

A highlight of an early May sale by MDC Monaco was a circa 327 gold 2-solidi medallion of Constantine II, believed to be the only one of its type in private hands.

In its upcoming Auction no. 91 in Zurich, SINCONA AG will present a 1621 silver taler from the Swiss canton of Schaffhausen that was counterstamped in 1655 for use in Russia.

An 1877 Indian Treaty No. 7 silver medal was sold for $83,650 Canadian during the Canadian Numismatic Company's April 22 sale, the second auction of a Treaty medal in the firm's history.

The third issue of coins in the Royal Mint's City Views series depicts a popular section of Paris on the reverse, taken from a wood engraving of the scene made in 1900.

Baldwin's May 29 London auction offers a silver denarius of Emperor Titus, issued among festivities marking the Colosseum's A.D. 80 opening, with his obverse portrait and an elephant on the reverse.

A five-pound gold bar recovered from the 1622 wreck of the "Atocha" will be a featured lot in Treasure Auction 35, held May 7 to 9 by Daniel Frank Sedwick Auctions.

The National Bank of Slovakia marks the 80th anniversary of a report that made the world aware of the atrocities known as the Holocaust with a .900 fine silver €10 coin.

A soothing silver medal issued in 1681 that commemorates the celestial arrival of the Great Comet of 1680 will be offered as a lot of interest in a mid-May SINCONA Ag sale in Switzerland.