A circa 166 to 165 B.C. silver tetradrachm celebrating a Seleucid Panhellenic festival is offered at auction by Gemini Auction.

Two water company employees find a treasure hoard in the Netherlands.

Royal Dutch Mint issues three coins for Leeuwarden, capital of Friesland province.

France commemorates the centennial of the completion of World War I nearly 100 years ago with two new silver coins with a guaranteed face value.

Marcus Ulpius Nerva Traianus (also known as Trajan) is depicted on a 2018 gold €10 coin from Italy.

A Proof silver 100-denar coin from Macedonia celebrating the Zodiac sign of Taurus features gold printing, 3-D printing and a cobalt glass insert.

The colorful green tree python is not venomous, making it a popular choice for those wanting a pet. The animal is featured on a 2018 silver dollar from Tuvalu.

The earliest Canadian baseball game is presented on a 2018 silver $25 coin from Canada. The coin is concave/convex, mimicking the shape of an actual baseball.

The Battle of Midway during World War II is the latest subject of the New Zealand Mint’s Battles That Changed History silver coin series.

Two different designs of both 1- and 2-penny coins circulate in the United Kingdom, but the Treasury is weighing whether to eliminate all of them.

An 1801 silver medal presenting Denmark’s view of its unsuccessful defense of Copenhagen highlights Emporium Hamburg’s April 16 to 18 auction.

An imitation gold ryal made in the Netherlands circa 1585 to 1587 realized €62,000 ($75,728 U.S.) March 1 at auction in Amsterdam.

San Marino celebrates the 500th anniversary of the birth of Renaissance artist Tintoretto with a 2018 €2 coin.

"Silver Fortune" is the first in CIT's annual “Ounce of Luck” series be struck in the shape of a four-leaf clover rather than enclose an actual leaf.

NGC's VarietyPlus resource now covers more than 10,000 varieties after adding world coins to its repertoire.

Horses figure prominently in several centuries worth of Greek art. Ute Wartenberg will present the coinage connection at a Virginia museum April 7.

The Pobjoy Mint has issued a new colorful titanium coin depicting the blue petrel, a sea bird.

A counterstamped classic silver coin of China was sold in 1989 to raise funds to assist students affected by the movement for freedom in China.

The Royal Mint on March 1 revealed a series of circulating 10-penny coins celebrating “the A to Z of Britain.”

Also this week, we continue to explore the vast treasures of the SS Central America.