Three coinage designs submitted to the Royal Canadian Mint in 1937 but were never adopted are finally being used on actual coins.

San Marino celebrates the Baroque painter known as Caravaggio with a Proof 2018 silver €10 coin.

One of three examples known of an 1809 silver 5-peseta coin of Gerona in Spain highlights Cayon Numismatica's July 3 auction.

This 1578 silver 40-stuiver klippe, issued during the siege of Amsterdam, features a post-issue engraving of Saint Barbara.

Poland marks the centennial of regaining its independence following World War I with a circulating commemorative 5-zloty coin.

The Royal Dutch Mint has updated the design for the 2018 annual gold ducat coins, which begin a four-year series noting past areas of influence of the coin.

Switzerland continues its series of silver coins depicting the nation’s famous steamships, with a 2018 coin for La Suisse, which was built in 1908.

A trio of Roman gold aurei led bidding during Numismatica Ars Classica’s auction in Zurich, issued for some of the shortest-serving leaders of the Roman Empire.

Greece is issuing €2 coins honoring the anniversary of Greek annexation of a group of islands and the 75th anniversary of the death of poet Kostis Palamis.

Portugal swapped 2.1 million euros’ worth of €2 coins with Ireland for 1- and 2-cent coins in 2017.

Coins of the civilizations and rulers of the area watered by the Tigris and Euphrates rivers will be displayed during the Long Beach Expo June 14 to 16.

A unique “regulated” gold coin, originally a 1741 Lima Mint gold 8-escudo piece in the cob style, realized $152,750, with 17.5 percent buyer’s fee.

Named the best female athlete of the 20th century, 1948 Olympic gold medalist Fanny Blankers-Koen appears on 2018 coins from the Royal Dutch Mint.

A rare Judaean bronze coin of Herod of Chalcis highlights Ira & Larry Goldberg Auctioneers’ June 12 and 13 auction.

The legendary William Tell features on a new gold 10-franc coin from Switzerland.

The Bank of Lithuania's summer festival commemorative design is available June 7 as a Proof silver €5 coin with a drop of color, and a copper-nickel €1.50 coin.

The Bank of Latvia's May 22 new issue is based on the work of the winner of the bank's contest seeking innovative designs.

The Waterloo medal was a masterpiece of artistry, but it took decades to complete. An electroplate example is offered in Fritz Rudolph Künker’s June 19 auction.

A rare Chinese coin pattern in Champion's April 4 auction, the 1916 Hat Touching Rim Flying Dragon silver dollar is one of two NGC graded as Uncirculated.

The Romanesque architectural masterpiece was sanctified 900 years ago and a €5 coin designed by Annalisa Masini celebrates the edifice.