The Telegraph reports that nearly 40 percent of the UK population believe they will not be using cash for any purchases by the year 2025.

A second high-profile shakeup in South Pacific currency, as abetted this summer by the Royal Australian Mint, occurred in Vanuatu.

The final Birds of Prey 1-ounce silver bullion $5 coin from Canada is now available.

Superman flies again on Canadian coins, and this time, a lot more collectors will be able to collect him.

The American Revolution Bicentennial was celebrated by a flood of commemorative medals issued by federal, state, county and local jurisdictions.

This treasure could turn into one of the more prized shipwrecks in recent history

An important consideration in authentication is determining if a given coin is valuable enough to attract the attention of a counterfeiter.

The International Association of Professional Numismatists held its annual congress from May 28 to June 1, 2015, in New Orleans, La.

A new color is appearing in the Pobjoy Mint’s colored titanium coin series.

Pobjoy Mint has released a new coin on behalf of the British Antarctic Territory featuring the hourglass dolphin.

ach collector has to decide whether to buy a coin in its original packaging or an already graded example, or to submit an ungraded coin for grading.

Ahead of acquiring 21 coins for display, the Bucks County Museum is moving to raise money that would be used to obtain more than 5,200 coins uncovered in 2014.

Darth Vader, who is a Jedi who falls to the Dark Side and one of the greatest movie villians of all time, is again appearing on new coins.

Roman emperor Trajan used coins to celebrate his conquests across the years.

An extremely rare Pattern £5 gold coin designed as George III lay dying in 1820 is expected to sell for £200,000 to £250,000 in a London auction.

Coin grading services are grading ever-increasing numbers of modern world coins.

The wizards at the Royal Australian Mint and the Perth Mint really know silver, and collectors have taken notice.

The 20 coins are a small portion of the 5,251-piece hoard of 10th and 11th century coins unearthed last December and valued at £1.3 million

Collectors of modern world coins take different collecting approaches. Some will only buy coins that are in original packaging, and others want graded examples.

In recent years the market for modern coins has exploded. In part, this reflects the changing demographics of numismatics as new collectors join the hobby.

The first dedicated coinage of Scotland marked the debut of milled coinage for Scotland, and the first specific coins intended for circulation there.

ModernCoinMart staff designer Charles D. Daughtrey is out to honor not only great coin designs but the people who created them.

British Airways has turned one of its hangars into a giant coin display. 600,000 coins were put together to celebrate the beginning of the discount season.

A new $20 coin could shape a different future for Canadian coins. On Aug. 4, the RCM issued a Proof .9999 fine silver coin shaped like a maple leaf.

The 1715 Treasure Fleet was a group of mainly Spanish galleons bound from Havana to Spain, where the gold they contained would support the Spanish crown.

1715 Fleet Queen Jewels, the company that owns salvage rights to the wreck, made the recovery on July 30, the 300th anniversary of the 11-ship wreck.

San Marino honors the anniversary of Germany's reunification on a 2015 commemorative €2 coin.

Numismatic Guaranty Corporation, Numismatic Conservation Services and Paper Money Guaranty have chosen a Japanese firm as official submission center in Japan.

A 1927 pattern dollar for Sun Yat-Sen highlights Stack’s Bowers and Ponterio’s Aug. 24 to 26 auction in Hong Kong.

The Vatican City will issue a 2015 commemorative €2 coin in October for the VIII World Meeting of Families in Philadelphia.

Coin designer Adolph A. Weinman, who designed some of America’s most memorable coins, appears on the latest coin from Tuvalu.

Niue honors palace in Vienna on two-ounce silver coin

Tonga issued a set of five new 2015 dated coins for circulation to mark the coronation of King Tupou VI.

Monaco’s first gold coin since 2008 is selling fast. The Proof .900 fine gold €100 coin marks the 10-year anniversary of Prince Albert II’s reign.

The Mint of Finland’s second ringed-bimetallic €5 coin in a nine-coin sport series celebrates basketball.

The Austrian Mint celebrates composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, one of Austria’s favorite sons, and “A Life in Three Acts,” with a three-coin set.

A reader appears to have found a common copper-nickel 500-peso coin from 1988, and not a more rare gold version celebrating the nation's oil industry.

Indian 1-rupee coin has combination of die alignment problems: vertical misalignment, horizontal misalignment and a rotated die error.

India, birthplace of the physical, spiritual and mental practice known as yoga, marks the first International Day of Yoga with a circulating commemorative coin.

Five-ounce silver, gold coin design reflects wartime setting for artist's 2011 statue at Croix Rouge Farm.

Heritage Auctions has joined forces with the Dutch auction house MPO Auctions to form Heritage Auctions Europe, based in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

Britain’s best-known royal building, Buckingham Palace, is being honored on a Brilliant Uncirculated 2015 silver £100 commemorative coin.

Numismatic Guaranty Corporation has graded a large-sized gold medallion of Constantine I (A.D. 307 to 337) that may be unique. Bonhams will offer it Sept. 14.

A circa 325 to 323 B.C. gold distater of Alexander III (the Great) was likely used by the ruler of the Macedonian kingdom to pay his soldiers.

A Proof 1832 bronze half anna pattern from the British East India Company sold in Spink’s July 15 auction in London.

Hobbyists around the world are fighting proposed regulations on cultural property in Germany.