These coins have changed hands several times and have been named for the coin collectors who acquired them. They’re known as the Norweb, Eliasberg, Walton, McDermott and Olsen pieces.

The US Mint initially made this coin with a composition consisting of 90% silver. Specimens with it’s intricate design well ...

These coins that are still in circulation have been minted using the wrong materials, making them valuable to collectors ...

The charming Victorian-era tradition of Stir-up Sunday brings the traditional holiday dessert together with a hidden sixpence ...

Global Coin introduces two extraordinary ancient coins—the Judaea Biblical "Widow's Mite" Lepton and the Three Wise Men ...

Global Coin proudly announces the acquisition of a rare, MS-69 graded 5-Kilo Pure Silver Heraldic Landscape: Birds of Canada ...

Having a rare coin can mean you have something from a sought-after collectible coin series, or simply a Morgan Silver Dollar you ... historical significance, as collectors will clamor after ...

Collectors know that the Royal Canadian Mint carries many unique coins, and its newest offering is made for puzzle lovers and ...

For over five years, one store has served collectors throughout the Permian Basin. From ancient, world, or U.S mint coins to ...

The green cabbage leaves are associated with the green of banknotes. Furthermore, the word "cabbage" is sometimes used as a metaphor for money or wealth. On 26 July, the day of Anna, Latvians ...