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What Is the Difference Between a Coin, a Commemorative Coin and a Medal?

Structuring the world of modern coins isn’t that easy. Just some of the items laymen classify as coins are actually coins. In addition, there are special and hybrid forms and all kinds of unclear terms such as commemorative coin, collector coin, NCLT, bullion coin etc. Which types of coins exist? We present an overview.

Numismatic Issues Concerning Health, Medicine and Women in Times of Covid, Part 2: Famous Female Doctors

Over the course of the Covid pandemic, health care professionals have attracted increased media attention. Gabriele Sturm examined the question of how women in health care professions were depicted on coins in the past, and how they are represented today.

A Bullion Coin from Germany: The Somalia Elephant

Every coin has a history. And that history does not come out of nowhere, it is a reflection of its time. A typical example for this is the Somalia Elephant, a bullion coin from Germany that is minted every year featuring a new motif by the Bavarian State Mint on the initiative of Emporium Hamburg.

Back to the Middle Ages – With the Cent Coins of the Principality of Monaco

For the participating states, Euro coins are a great way of transporting their self-image to the outside world – to their citizens, handling small change on a daily basis, and to their visitors, taking the change back home after a holiday. Today we’re looking at Monaco and how it presents itself on its coins.

How an Assay Office Became a Large-Scale Producer – The Denver Mint

The US Mint in Denver started off as a small assay office during a gold rush – today it supplies the entire western part of the US with circulation coins.

Flat is an Old Hat – Domed Coins

The adventurous market for collector coins regularly comes up with new exciting innovations. Today, we present a technique that even the US Mint, which is considered conservative in such matters, has taken up after only a few years: domed coins.

Born in the Gold Rush – The San Francisco Mint

The history of the San Francisco Mint began with the great California Gold Rush. After an eventful history, this US mint is now responsible for particularly sophisticated issues.

What to Keep in Mind When Buying Gold! The Ten Commandments of Reasonable Gold Investment

Many consider gold to be a crisis-proof investment, which is why it has been extremely popular not just since Covid. Nevertheless, you can still make numerous errors when buying gold if you don’t know any better. Therefore we present you the ten commandments of reasonable gold investment.

What to Keep in Mind When Buying Coins Online

Is there something better than browsing the internet for great bargains that you can add to your collection? After all, Covid-19 still makes us spend most of our weekends at home. And hoarding money in a bank account hasn’t made profits for quite some time now. So why don’t you combine the pleasant with the useful and invest in your own coin collection? We explain what to keep in mind when buying coins online.

The French Marianne II: Marianne as a Symbol of French Rule – Part 2

In the second part of her article dealing with depictions of the French national allegory Marianne on coins of the French colonies, Gabriele Sturm examines specimens that were issued for Southeast Asia and the South Seas.

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