Two versions of a medal pairing a panda with the Rocky Mountains are currently available, a Proof ringed-trimetallic piece and a 30-gram.999 silver version.

Romania celebrates 20 years of deepened American relations with a limited mintage gold coin depicting the Statue of Liberty.

A new limited edition Maple Leaf silver $5 coin from the Royal Canadian celebrates the World’s Fair of Money in Denver with a special privy mark.

The British Antarctic Territory and the Pobjoy Mint have issued another colorful titanium £2 coin, showing the crabeater seal.

ModernCoinMart has partnered with former United States Mint Chief Engraver John Mercanti to celebrate the movie Spider-Man: Homecoming with three new coins.

A pattern copper peso proclaiming death to Mexican President Victoriano Huerta is offered for sale during Heritage Auctions’ auction Aug. 3 in Denver.

This week in Coin World, we also learned that the Royal Mint is dipping into a new venture, buying interest in a coin dealer.

The Royal Mint makes most of its money by, literally, making money, but recently purchased a minority stake in a coin dealer, to reach out to collectors.

The ancient city of Philippi appears on a forthcoming circulating commemorative €2 from Greece.

Work to recover what experts call potentially the most valuable shipwreck ever continues in Colombia, President Juan Manuel Santos Calderón announced July 5.

Stack’s Bowers’ Galleries’ Aug. 4 auction offers a massive gold medal depicting the Great Fire of London.

German police have made arrests in the heist of a giant gold Canadian coin of the type shown here. The $1 million coin was stolen March 27 in Berlin.

A rare pattern silver medal for the First Opium War in 1842 realized more than three times its high estimate during a June 22 auction in Hong Kong.

“A complex example of bifacial push doubling is seen here in a 1994 South African 20-cent coin,” Mike Diamond writes.

Downies has created two Proof silver coins, issued in the name of Tokelau, to mark the 20th anniversary of the death of Diana, Princess of Wales.

A silver medal from 1633 marks Charles I’s return to London after being coronated in Edinburgh, Scotland.

Known as the Argyll Cabinet, one fantastic example of coin cabinetry has now found its way home to Scotland.

Author Christopher Faulkner has published a book exploring the copper tokens of Upper Canada from 1815 to 1841.

Canada’s newest series of nature-themed coins, the Proof Bejeweled Bugs silver $20 coins, begins with a purple butterfly coin.

A silver denarius showing Trajan’s column in Rome realized nearly three times its pre-sale estimate in an auction May 17 by Swiss firm Nomos Ag.