Schuler raises sales and earnings to record levels
Press manufacturer Schuler AG published his balance 2017. Consolidated sales have risen to 1.23 billion euros, the operating result sums up to 141 m euros. This corresponds to a margin of 11.4 per cent.
Australian Phoenix coin has already sold out
10 oz of gold, 1.22ct of pink diamonds - price 1.5 m AUD: The Phoenix coins of the Perth Mint sold out within six weeks after being unveiled at the World Money Fair in Berlin.
CIT mints coin in four-leaf clover shape
On behalf of the state of Palau, Coin Invest AG continued the series “Ounce of Luck”. Latest smartminting technology permitted to create a coin in shape of a four-leaf clover.
Cayón Numismática
Cayón’s Electronic Auction XLVIII will be closing 5 April 2018 at 5 pm, Madrid. The sale features more than 1,000 lots with low starting prices. The range comprises world coins, Spanish coins and medals.
Break-in at American-Football Idol Rob Gronkowski solved – due to two stolen Morgan Dollars
The burglars were sure that the owner of their target would not come home, while they were busy robbing his house: Rob Gronkowski was playing in the Super Bowl. Now, the criminals were exposed with a little help of two graded Morgan dollars and the numismatic community.
Royal Mint launches new service to authenticate and value pre-decimal coins
“How much is my coin worth?” Not everyone has the knowledge to examine the worth of historical coins - especially pre-decimal coins. This is why the Royal Mint has now established a valuation service for those rarities produced before 1971.
Hoards and Other Coin Finds – Part I: Hoards
Do you have to do with ancient coins? Did you ever ask yourself where they are coming from? Alan Walker of Zurich Nomos AG will present a comprehensive overview of this crucial subject. The first part is dedicated to the four varieties of coin hoards.
Our Cartoon: Franklin’s World
Philologist, numismatist and cartoonist Claire Franklin provides insight into her daily thoughts. Recently, at the World Money Fair ...
Haiti and Toussaint Louverture
Toussaint Louverture is one of the most remarkable icons of coloured identity and therefore often shown on coins and banknotes. The British Museum explores his legacy and the world’s first slave revolution taking place in Haiti.
Heritage Auctions posts record sales numbers
Heritage Auctions announced that 2017 was one of the most successful years for the auction house. Not only did it post annual sales of more than $815 million, HA also opened two new offices last year.