The so-called Order taler from 1705 celebrates the inaugural issuance of Poland’s Order of the White Eagle.

Uzbekistan's four new circulating coins, include its first ever 200-som coin, sporting a familiar image from the 200-som note.

John the Baptist is the latest subject of the Scottsdale Mint’s Biblical series, the fourth issue of 2018 and 22nd overall.

Belgium marks the 50th anniversary of a research satellite with a circulating commemorative €2 coin in October.

New Zealand has unveiled the design for its 2018 circulating commemorative 50-cent coin marking the armistice ending World War I.

The Pobjoy Mint marks the anniversary of Sir Walter Raleigh’s death with two new coins, including a Proof .925 fine silver $10 piece.

An 1820 coronation medal for George IV features an ostentatious setting.

A 10-coin commemorative set given to Dennis Rodman by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un gifted to numismatist Dwight Manley.

A bullion coin of similar design to the U.S. Trade dollar issued for St. Helena is one of five in East India Company Bullion Ltd.’s Trade Dollar Collection.

A gentoo penguin poses on the second colorful 2018 coin in a five-coin series from the Falkland Islands and the Pobjoy Mint.

A rare silver shilling of 1798, made for an order placed by bankers, highlights Sovereign Rarities’ Sept. 25 auction in London.

Czech artist Otakar Dušek's medal memorializing lives lost in this Todesmarsch, or “death march," receives new Wacks award.

Don Bailey, dean of Mexican numismatics, has died.

The Pobjoy Mint showcases the Hydra on a 2018 high relief Antique Finish 2-ounce silver Mythical Creatures coin, the third in the series.

Canada’s postage stamp heritage is on full display in color on a new series of replica stamp-shaped silver coins.

An innovative two-coin set from the Perth Mint allows the pair of coins to act as a gearbox. The coins celebrate technical innovations.

A Morris Mini offered by a Maryland firm has both a numismatic link and a link to The Beatles.

As Khan’s armies closed in on Qayen, whoever was in charge there issued gold coins in the name of the invader, hoping his army would not devastate the city.

Two silver tetradrachms of Athens — one real and one fake — were among lots sold in Classical Numismatic Group’s e-auction No. 426, ended Aug. 8.

The green tree python rests on a 2019 Proof 1-ounce gold $100 coin for Niue in Perth Mint’s Remarkable Reptiles series.