Coin dealer Chard has issued a Brexit In or Out medals so undecided voters can decide before the June 23 vote on the United Kingdom exiting the European Union.

Cats feature prominently on coins from around the world. And no entity has issued more cat coins than the Isle of Man.

A token that may have been distributed at a royal ceremony at St. Paul’s Cathedral on Dec. 19, 1797, highlights Davissons Ltd.’s e-auction closing July 20.

The Helvetic Mint has created a 3-dimensional diamond-faceted $2 coin in silver for Niue.

Rosland Capital Group on June 15 will unveil a new collection of gold and silver coins officially licensed by Formula One World Championship Limited.

A Mint State 69 1960-J silver 5-mark coin from West Germany is expected to sell for $15,000 to $18,000 during Spink’s June 22 auction in New York City.

Kolbe and Fanning' Sale 142 is online June 24 with a mail-bid-only section on June 25 and highlights Italian Renaissance medal catalogs.

A small cache of silver coins recently found in Israel offers a fascinating look into life during the second century B.C.

Australia has issued circulating coins commemorating the 50th anniversary of decimalization. Obverse of coins recall historic designs pre-dating decimalization.

The Vatican City is issuing a €2 coin marking the bicentennial anniversary of its police force.

A 1728 gold “double joe” from Minas Gerais, Brazil, counterstamped by New York goldsmiths Ephraim Brasher and John Burger circulated as $16 in Colonial America.

Egypt's government brutality, corruption, and disorganization have combined with economic desperation to create ideal conditions for intentional errors.

A 1944 tin 10-sen coin made for the Japanese puppet government in the Dutch East Indies realized $411.25 during Stephen Album Rare Coins’ May 19 to 21 auction.

Finland’s first circulating commemorative €2 coin of 2016 honors poet Eino Leino who died in 1926. The coin was released April 25.

Belgium on May 25 issued a circulating commemorative €2 coin honoring International Missing Children’s Day, which is May 25.

The Royal Mint's history and craftsmanship is on display at the new Royal Mint Experience visitor's center.

Building the Royal Mint Experience visitor's center was a collaborative effort in storytelling.

The Royal Mint has opened its multi-million pound visitor's center in Wales, expecting the site to become a major tourist draw.

In the United Kingdom, a bishop has designed a new coin for the queen. The £1 coin is the final "round pound" before a 12-sided coin debuts in 2017.

The intentional removal of a ruler’s name from a coin die almost always reflects a change in political circumstances.

The Royal Canadian Mint is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the original Star Trek television series with 11 new coins.

Classical Numismatic Group's recent auction included a silver stater of Lycian dynast Mithrapata, reflecting the portraiture of the era.

A rare bronze sestertius of Trajan celebrating the expansion of a Roman port is offered in Ira & Larry Goldberg Coins & Collectibles’ June 7 and 8 auction.

Maria Theresa was coronated 275 years ago this year. To mark the anniversary, the Kremnica Mint in Slovakia has issued a Proof 2016 .900 fine gold €100 coin.

The Pobjoy Mint has issued an ultra high relief silver coin celebrating the 150th anniversary of America’s Civil Rights Act of 1866.