World Coins

The Ephraim Brasher regulated Brazil 1754-B 6400 Reis ranks among the most important American-related gold coins of the post-Revolutionary era. It began life as...

Shipwrecks and buried treasure still fire the imagination. Yet real treasure carries history, legal risk, and ethical responsibility. Lost treasure has always stirred the imagination. Robert...

What Are Regulated Gold Coins? Before the United States Mint struck gold coins, Americans relied on foreign gold, trusted local standards, and the marks of...

The 1935 Waitangi Crown tells a larger story than most rare coins can hold. It links New Zealand’s first major commemorative coinage issue with...

The Gold Sovereign That Almost Vanished During World War I The 1916-C George V Gold Sovereign carries one of the strongest backstories in Canadian numismatics. Ottawa...

The Rare Jever Thaler That Linked Russia to the North Sea In 1798, a small North Sea lordship issued one of the strangest coins of...

By Lev Moiseev - Auction House Alexander In 1704, Peter I was 32 years old. By then, he had already traveled through Western Europe during...

Atlas Numismatics has released a major new fixed-price list. In total, 589 coins, medals, and tokens are now available through its website. The selection...

A remarkable 1949 Kweichow Bamboo Dollar will cross the block in Stack’s Bowers’ April 13, 2026 Hong Kong Showcase Auction, Rarities Night, where it...

A Coin That Redefines Modern Numismatics Some coins mark history. Others become history. The 2024 Great Britain £1,000 Gold Britannia & Liberty Kilo Proof does both....

Baldwin’s upcoming March 30 auction delivers an exceptional lineup of historic British gold. Notably, it features naval heroism, political symbolism, and royal tragedy, all...

Stack’s Bowers Galleries has launched one of the most important Scandinavian coin sales in recent years. The March 2026 L. E. Bruun Collection ,...