New silver $5 coins in a plain or colorized version from Samoa that depict Wonder Woman, one of the original Justice League members, are available from APMEX.

Several classifications of coins from multiple nations that primarily circulated in Tunisia for nearly 2,000 years are banned from import into the United States in a new U.S. government action.

Proof and Uncirculated .925 fine silver €20 coins will be released in 2025 in Germany to commemorate the 50th anniversary of 1975's International Year of Women.

A second installment in the sale of Robert Puddester's vast collection will focus on coins of India and includes a rare 1903 Indian gold rupee with the uncrowned portrait of Edward VII.

Noted designer Joel Iskowitz has put his talents into the creation of three coins for the Ascensions Islands that celebrate the ANA and will debut at the World's Fair of Money.

Baldwin's Auctions offers a single lot in its Aug. 8 charity auction: a U.S. Congressional Medal of Honor, presented posthumously to a WWII U.S. Army soldier born in a region of Ukraine.

Those interested in French gold coins will want to add a two-volume set of books that offer descriptions and photos of the famed exhibits found at the National Library of France.

The Rubik's cube has thrilled and frustrated millions and the toy that has won numerous awards will be honored on coins that are being issued in two separate places.

In preparation for upcoming international athletic competitions, the Royal Mint is honoring those who will represent the nation with special 50-penny coins in plain and color versions.

The 150th birth anniversary of Lucy Maud Montgomery, Canada native and creator of the popular "Anne of Green Gables" children's book, is honored with a circulating dollar and Proof silver $20 coin.

The Perth Mint marks 125 years since opening, kicking off celebrations with a ceremony, displays, tours, and a limited mintage Australian gold sovereign featuring a new view of St. George and the dragon.

The St. George and the dragon legend has been translated to coin design many times over many years, and the Royal Mint is revisiting the theme for a new series of silver and gold bullion coin designs.

One of only 78 gold medals issued for the 1906 Olympic Games held in Athens, Greece, was sold by Künker with a hammer price of €24,000 (about $25,716 U.S.) before any buyer's fees.

Morton & Eden provided collectors with a chance to own an Islamic gold solidus from the first issue to bear a certain religious inscription, and the seventh century coin realized £168,000 ($214,738 U.S.).

Niue honors the iconic 1960s television series "Batman," starring a character that debuted in DC Comics in 1939, with a logo-shaped Uncirculated 1-ounce .999 fine silver $2 coin, mintage 1,939.

Exhibits feature Byzantine culture recently appeared at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York that included coins that helped illustrate the impact of the culture of African kingdoms.

The annual report of the Central Bank of Ireland finds that demand for circulating coinage in Ireland decreased in 2023, with smaller denominations not issued, as coins deposited in banks increased.

The Birds of Australia coin series for Niue continues with a 2024 Proof 1-ounce .999 fine silver $1 coin featuring the colorful rainbow lorikeet from a 19th century illustration by John and Elizabeth Gould.

The American goldfinch is featured on the Royal Canadian Mint's Colourful Birds issue for 2024, a Proof .9999 fine silver $20 coin released June 4. The brightly colored bird is perched on a purple aster.

The return of the Tyrant Collection to the World's Fair, this time with Egyptian coins, caught high interest this week along with news of a medal to honor a World War II battle.