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Imperial Gold Wedding Medal Anchors Atlas Numismatics' Latest Offering
A 104-gram gold medal from the 1858 royal wedding of British and Prussian royalty, traced to the Hohenzollern Imperial Collection, headlines Atlas Numismatics' new fixed-price list spanning over two thousand years of coin history.
Ancient Coins Break Auction Records as Collectors Target Rarities
Rare ancient coins from Greece and Rome drew fierce competition at major August auctions, with standout pieces selling well above estimates and confirming the enduring appeal of historical currency among collectors
Ten Commemorative Coins Highlight Global Aspirations for 2026
A new wave of commemorative coins from ten countries marks milestones in peace, human rights, and environmental protection, reflecting how currency design can capture national memory and global ideals
Constans II's Coins: How a Byzantine Emperor's Image Tracked Crisis
The coinage of Constans II offers a rare visual record of a ruler's aging and the Byzantine Empire's turmoil, from dynastic upheaval and religious conflict to the emperor's assassination and the collapse of key frontiers
Revolut Applies to Open Finnish Bank Branch Amid European Expansion
Revolut has submitted an application to establish a bank branch in Finland, aiming to offer local account numbers and expand its European presence following recent regulatory approval in Greece
How Medusa's Image Shaped Ancient Greek and Roman Coinage
Medusa's transformation from myth to monetary symbol reveals how ancient societies used her image for protection, power, and political messaging on coins across the Mediterranean world
World's Fair of Money 2026 Highlights Rare Coins and Modern Innovation
The World's Fair of Money returns to Pittsburgh in August, featuring rare coin exhibits, modern mint innovations, and educational events for collectors and currency enthusiasts at all levels.
How Athena's Image Shaped Ancient Coins Across Civilizations
Athena's portrait became a defining feature of ancient coinage, spreading from Athens to distant regions and influencing monetary design from the Greek world to Rome and beyond. This article traces her numismatic journey and cultural impact