Australia has issued a circulating commemorative 2019 $2 coin marking the 30th anniversary of National Police Remembrance Day.

A circa 305 to 290 B.C. silver nomos of Velia in ancient Greece has an estimate of 1,000 Swiss francs ($1,007 U.S.) in Numismatica Ars Classica’s Oct. 1 auction.

A rare gold half sovereign issued by Edward VI, but with his deceased father’s name, is a compelling highlight of the second auction from Sovereign Rarities and the Royal Mint.

The Royal Dutch Mint is issuing three 2019 coins in commemoration of the 75th anniversary of Operation Market Garden.

A silver medal from 1837, stolen nearly 50 years ago, is now reunited with the museum in Guernsey that once held the piece.

American David Daniel “Mickey” Marcus appears on a new medal from the American Israel Numismatic Association. Marcus was a hero of Israel’s War of Independence.

An exhibit of 11 Holey dollars and 11 Dumps is on view at the Royal Australian Mint in Canberra.

Canada’s most famous coin, the 1911 silver dollar, was sold Aug. 15 for $552,000, including a 20 percent buyer’s fee.

A rare gold stater of the Celtic Parisii tribe is one of many rarities of French coinage to be on exhibit from the Tyrant Collection at the September Long Beach Coin & Collectibles Expo.

Rainer Opitz’s collection of numismatic items related to the Reformation has been published into a six-volume book by Fritz Rudolph Künker.

Dix Noonan Webb will offer a June metal detectorist's find of a lifetime, a Roman gold solidus of the Emperor Constantine I in About Uncirculated condition, at auction Sept. 17 in London.

A pair of medals of the same design, issued in 1840 to mark the return of Napoleon’s ashes to the Hôtel des Invalides in Paris, sold separately in Spink’s July 19 auction in London.

The Monnaie de Paris has just issued four new coins to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the July 1969 Apollo 11 moon landing.

A Canadian 1982 Constitution nickel dollar struck from rotated dies is offered in Heritage’s Aug. 25 world coin auction featuring the George Cook Collection.

An important battle that helped liberate the Netherlands is now the focus of a new Canadian silver coin from the Royal Canadian Mint.

A rare 1899 centavo struck by Philippine insurgents on the island of Panay during the Philippine-American War is coming to a Stack’s Bowers Galleries ANA auction.

The 15-country Economic Community of West African States is still working to introduce the “eco” to spur economic development.

The first detailed study on the effects of coin minting on the economy and employment in the European Union reveals dramatic impact.

A medal for an act of bravery sold during a June 26 auction by Spink in New York City, realizing a hammer price of $500, the lower end of the estimate of $500 to $600.

A new 1-ounce silver dollar from Niue presents a close view of the Tasmanian devil, an animal native to Australia.