The Oldest Dated Coin of Württemberg
The Landesmuseum Württemberg owns a possibly record-breaking piece: CoinsWeekly Coin Records presents the presumably oldest dated coin of Württemberg.
Savoca Coins Opens Office in London
The Munich-based auction house Savoca Coins has made a name for itself in the business of dealing in ancient coins. Now, the company has opened a new office in another location – in London.
The Spring Edition of Sberatel in Prague
On March 15th and March 16th, a spring edition of the Sberatel Fair will take place in the capital of the Czech Republic for the first time. Visitors can look forward to a vast range of offers by international dealers as well as the free evaluation of their collector’s items.
Australia Reveals New Generation 20 Dollar Banknote
The Reserve Bank of Australia has unveiled the fourth banknote in their second polymer series first launched in 2016. It has undergone a re-design, depicting two outstanding Australian personalities, and includes updated security features.
New Master of the Royal Canadian Mint Appointed
The Government of Canada has appointed Marie Lemay as Master of the Royal Canadian Mint for a period of five years. As the CEO of the Corporation, the Master of the Mint is responsible for the mint’s business performance and strategic development.
The Great British Coin Hunt Continues
The Royal Mint has announced that an additional 2.1 million 10p coins of the Great British Coin Hunt will enter circulation soon. The extremely popular A to Z collection showcases the best of British culture.
Trapped
CIT Coin Invest AG has created a new silver coin dedicated to one of the primal fears of humans: the feeling of being trapped. The piece is a numismatic piece of art which will amaze collectors and non-numismatists alike.
Real Coin Thriller: Crime of Collecting Passion
Last summer, a 52-year-old man from south-east England was stabbed in his home. Now, the trial of the chief suspect has opened. According to the charges presented in court, his motive was to get his hands on a collection of Beatrix Potter 50p coins.
IADAA Evaluates 2017 WCO Report
In December the latest World Customs Organisation Illicit Trade Report was published. Cultural Property are the most insignificant problem with 0.2 %. This begs the question: How is it possible that politicians know about these figures and nevertheless see a need for action?
New Permanent Exhibition “Simply Zurich”
The long and eventful history of Zurich is now on display in a permanent exhibition at the National Museum. Additional cultural programs link the exhibition with locations and events throughout the canton, encouraging visitors to engage with their own history.