A rare silver penny from the ruler Ludica, struck circa 826 to 827, is being offered by Dix Noonan Webb in its March 10 auction.

Collectors who love patterns in unusual metals might be drawn to a 1913 platinum 8-penny piece, sometimes known as a octarino, depicting George V, that was sold at auction in January.

A gold ducat klippe from 1529 struck in Vienna during the Ottoman siege on the city is offered March 20 in Fritz Rudolph Künker’s auction No. 336.

A 70.8-pound Yap stone is the largest of six offered at Kagin’s auction of the Kenneth L. Hallenbeck’s collection of “Odd and Curious” money to be conducted at the February ANA National Money Show in Atlanta.

Collectors who appreciate rarity and beauty might be drawn to the featured 1817 crown issued for George III depicting William Wyon’s beautiful Three Graces reverse.

Does this sound familiar? A mint offers a coin with novel features and an extremely low mintage, a formula that ensures a fast sellout and rising secondary market prices. It's not the story you think though.

An 1893 gold £5 coin issued under Victoria graded Proof 65 Ultra Cameo by NGC sold for $72,000 in Heritage’s recent New York auction.

After months of delay, the United Kingdom on Jan. 31 did what many have anticipated for several years — it issued a Brexit coin.

Charles de Gaulle is honored with a circulating 2020 commemorative €2 coin from France.

The Royal Australian Mint has issued a new 50-cent coin to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Indian Pacific Railway.

Hungary’s only gold coin design for 2020 celebrates the 15th century gold florin of King Ulászló (Vladislaus) of Jagiello (1440 to 1444).

The third coin in the Australia at Night series is in the marketplace, this one honoring the echidna.

An engraved halfpenny created for a Moses Robus apparently circa 1776 is being offered at auction Feb. 1 in London.

Numismatist Ricardo Lopez has been conducting research to positively identify a circa 1807 shipwreck in the ocean waters surrounding Cuba that yielded roughly 175 silver 8-real coins issued by a handful of Spanish Colonial nations.

Mexico’s National Institute of Anthropology and History announced the theft of numismatic items from a museum at the Fort of Guadalupe, site of an important battle in 1862 where Mexicans achieved a victory that is celebrated every May 5.

An array of Thailand’s famous "bullet money,' including several lots from the Charles Opitz Collection, was offered during Heritage Auctions’ Dec. 5 and 6 auction in Hong Kong.

This 1907-S Philippines peso graded PCGS MS-66 is among the finest-known. The condition rarity brought $15,600 at Stack’s Bowers’ offering of the Pasig River Collection this past summer.

The Royal Mint has announced five circulating commemorative United Kingdom coins for 2020. These honor the Mayflower, Victory in Europe Day, Dame Agatha Christie, the Olympics and George III.

Of the 2,558 Proof pesos struck at the Philadelphia Mint in 1903, this PCGS Proof 66 example is especially attractive and sold for $3,840 at the ANA World's Money Fair in August 2019.

An early example of the Joachimstaler silver coin (that would influence the word dollar) appears in a Jan. 30 Fritz Rudolph Künker auction in Berlin.