Royal Canadian Mint reports the highest revenue in its history
The Corporation achieves another record-setting year with revenues exceeding $3 billion and $48 million in pre-tax profits in 2013. The year was marked by diversification in all business lines, and success in new markets and new areas of growth.
Discovering the hidden treasures of Celts and Romans in Jersey
In 2012 two metal detectorists found the world’s largest hoard of Celtic coins in Jersey. The approximately 70,000 coins are now on display in Jersey’s museum and publicly cleaned in a glass fronted lab.
Numismatics at Burg Castle
Do you have any idea where Burg Castle is located? Near Wuppertal, anyone from Southern Germany might associate nothing but industry with. But Solingen and Wuppertal are situated right in the middle of the Bergisches Land, heart of the once so important Duchy of Jülich-Cleves-Berg.
Database of Royal Library of Belgium goes online
The Coin Cabinet of the Royal Library of Belgium digitized a large number of Belgian medals and coins the past few years. Although the work is still far from being finished, some collections are already available for researchers.
Numismata terminates collaboration with Monety Expo Warsaw
Erich Modes, executive director of the company Münzen Modes and organizer of the widely known coin fair NUMISMATA, informs that he has terminated the collaboration with Monety Expo Warsaw, effective immediately.
Chinese Rare Coin Experts Visit Long Beach Expo
More than two dozens of the top rare coin experts from mainland China and Hong Kong attended the Long Beach Coin, Currency, Stamp & Sports Collectible Expo for the first time, June 5 - 7, 2014. The response was enthusiastically positive.
New Finnish coin on Literacy
Mint of Finland released a collector coin in honour of literacy. The Lukuinto theme year of diverse literacies will be celebrated in Finland in the 2014-2015 academic year. The Literacy collector coin is the sixth coin to be released in the Ethical collector coins series.
Wild Horse continues Mongolian Nature series in 2014
Coin Invest Trust continues its Mongolian Nature series by issuing the “Wild Horse”. The new addition to the coin series with the cut-out motifs has been an enormous success just like its predecessor, the “Wolf”. Like the wolf coin, the current edition is available in gilded silver and gold.
Chicago past and present to be highlighted on medal
A medal commemorating the 95th anniversary of the Chicago Coin Club features historic past and present cityscape images of Chicago.
Israel Continues Gold Bullion Coin Series: Hurva Synagogue
The 5th coin in Israel’s Gold Bullion Coin Series depicts the famous Hurva Synagogue. One of the most magnificent edifices on the Jerusalem landscape, the synagogue in the Jewish Quarter of the Old City of Jerusalem is visited by tourists from all over the world.