Medallic commemorations to the Peace of Westphalia include a silver medal being offered at a March 2 auction by Emporium Hamburg in Munich.

A Panda coin for Tanzania was issued during the 2019 World Money Fair in Berlin.

The most famous American family is now the subject of commemorative and bullion coins minted by the Perth Mint in Australia.

Two treasure hunters in the UK obeyed the law after finding some coins in reporting the find, but they missed a key point in the code that governs such finds.

For the fourth year, China has issued a small silver 3-yuan coin to commemorate the 15 days of celebration surrounding the turning of the lunar calendar.

A rare British gold coin of Queen Anne, a 1703 VIGO gold 5-guinea coin established a new record price during a New York City auction.

The Royal Mint features “50 years of the 50p” with a five-coin set of 50-penny coins featuring rare, popular designs like the 2009 Kew Gardens coin.

A 2019 Proof silver €10 coin marks the 10th anniversary of the introduction of the euro in Slovakia.

A soldier shown on a Proof 2019 silver dollar from Canada honoring the 75th anniversary of D-Day has been identified with the help of historians.

Two animals native to the South Atlantic, the Queen Triggerfish and the Macaroni Penguin, are featured on coins being minted in 2019 by the Pobjoy Mint.

Kenya’s new circulating coins now celebrate the diversity of wildlife in the African nation. New coins were released late in 2018 and are now in the market.

The Austrian Mint celebrates the new year with a copper €5 coin marking the 150th anniversary of the State Opera in Vienna.

A rare 1751 silver Columnarios or Pillar dollar (8 reals) from Lima highlights Cayon Subastas’ Feb. 20 auction.

Two medals in the Ira & Larry Goldberg Coins & Collectibles Jan. 27 auction recall classic coin designs, offering affordable options for the collector.

The slate of circulating commemorative €2 coin designs revealed for 2019 includes three coins with themes celebrating economic and political institutions.

The Royal Mint has unveiled designs for commemorative coins celebrating D-Day, Sherlock Holmes, Samuel Pepys, Josiah Wedgwood, and Queen Victoria.

The Royal Mint marked its 50th anniversary at the south Wales site in Llantrisant on Dec. 17, 2018.

Three countries in the eurozone plan to release circulating commemorative €2 coins in early 2019 celebrating artists and regional culture.

In 2019 Canada will issue commemorative coins to mark the 75th anniversary of D-Day and the 50th anniversary of the decriminalization of homosexuality.

A gold aureus of Antoninus Pius alluding to his victory in Britain in about A.D. 141 is offered in Davissons Ltd.’s auction No. 38 closing Feb. 27.