A die used in striking New Zealand's 1964 Penny — the second to last year of pre-decimal copper coinage — has resurfaced following its successful acquisition by Aventine from the estate of one of Australia’s most prominent collectors.   This tool would have been used to strike the reverse design...

A gold coin dismissed by others as a likely replica and sold at public auction for just above $200 NZD of its supposed scrap metal value has now been confirmed to be a genuine Ancient Roman artifact issued during the reign of Tiberius Caesar nearly two millennia ago.    ...

The 1897 Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria marked an unprecedented milestone—sixty years of continuous reign, the longest by any British monarch at the time.   To commemorate this historic occasion, Spink & Son, already renowned as one of London’s premier medalists and numismatic firms, issued a series of medals, including...