A British pattern coin borrowed its designs from a previous French work that had been completed 30 years before and serves as a prime example of art and technology of the period.

In Northern Ireland, two banks released their new polymer £20 notes on schedule July 20, but Ulster Bank's issue apparently had a change in detail that is delaying its release.

In a year that has seen many changes, the staff of Coin World has faced a personal one: We have moved to new offices in our hometown of Sidney, Ohio.

After more than 50 years considering itself sovereign and producing coins, the principality known as Hutt River has reverted to becoming a part of Australia and will no longer produce coins.

You don't always find law-abiding citizens as subjects of world coinage. An Australian outlaw with a legendary tale becomes the subject of an Ultra High Relief Proof .999 silver $5 coin.

A specially marked limited edition 1,000-vatu bank note, legal tender, celebrates the 40th anniversary of independence for the South Pacific Ocean nation of Vanuatu.

The six architects of the Algerian Revolution against France will be prominently featured on a new 2,000-dinar note to be issued by the Bank of Algeria later this year.

Readers kept their focus on activities from the United States Mint, including scheduled American Eagle sales, colorized coins, and continuing sales of the sold-out 2019-S American Eagle.

Details of the contract between the U.S. Mint and the firm colorizing the Basketball Hall of Fame coins indicate the possibility of future additional colorizing projects.

A collection considered to be among the top early U.S. colonial coins ever assembled will be sold in a pair of 2021 auctions, including the finest known example of the 1787 Brasher doubloon.