At last! South Park hits the coin world in style, with Agoro's latest trading coin range, with a 1 of 1 gold chaser Agoro (by New Zealand Mint) return to their trading coin concept again, with an all-new franchise, the cult

In 2021, the Lithuanian Mint debuted a new series of one-ounce silver coins, each bringing to numismatic life one of the famous fairy tales from our literary past. The first coin, and one that seemed to strike a chord with collectors, was called 'Blue Fairy Tale', and was clearly based around

Mechanical butterflies, the Wild West, and the bomb to end all boms feature on Silver Pours and Mint of MK's latest innovative coins Silver Pours have been quite prolific of late, and it's about time we had another dip into a few of the more unusual ones that they've

The Norse goddess Freya, and her amazingly obedient cats, storm out of Le Grand Mint's latest silver coin With Norse mythology being so rich in imagery and lore, we're always excited to see what coin designers produce to bring them to

Footballs, anchors, and a phoenix-adorned blade. It can only be Coins Today's latest batch of silver coins and miniatures Coins Today have been busy of late, and there have been a couple we haven't covered as I try to keep things a little more varied here (not always

"I am the Law!!" The shield of Judge Dredd, British comic 2000AD's most iconic character, is replicated as a silver coin I remember the feeling of awe when, as a child, I was bought the first issue of a new British

Pop Coins, the ultra-low mintage specialist, has debuted a coin that kicks off a new series called Hindu Gods. The Hindu pantheon is expansive, varied, and full of deep stories for its 1.2 billion followers. Unlike the Abrahamic religions, Hinduism isn't based around a single book, and there are multiple ancient

A paper boat joins the first paper aeroplane in Powercoin's highly innovative silver coin series, 'Folded Dreams' Released in April, Powercoin's Paper Airplane coin (pictured lower down this article) was a remarkably original piece of numismatic art, and

Beloved children's story, The Snowman, is back on a Royal Mint proof coin range for the eighth successive year The Royal Mint has engendered huge success with its range of heptagonal fifty pence coins showcasing British literary talent, from Winnie-the-Pooh and

The First French Empire, led by Napoleon Bonaparte, existing for barely a decade between 1804 and 1814. Rising from the ashes of the French Revolution, it was a period of vast military expansion and political dominance across Europe, driven by ambition, and greatly concerning the other major powers. Napoleon’s Grande Armée

The boy king, Tutankhamun, had a stunning meteorite-bladed dagger, and PMC has made a silver coin version for you As pharaoh's go, the 18th dynasty Tutankhamun was not a major one, ruling for just nine years, and dying unexpectedly at the

Art Mint's 'Greatest United States Coins' adds a second classic numismatic, this time the ultra-rare 1804 silver dollar As promised in our article on the first new coin in Art Mint's 'Greatest United States Coins' series, here's

The Indian festival of Diwali is a fertile breeding ground of inspiration for Germania Mint's latest cast silver bars The Hindu festival of lights, Diwali, will take place on October 20th 2025, and last for five or six days overall. It

Art Mint creates an homage to ten of the greatest coins in US history starting with the iconic 1833 Double Eagle We're big fans of coins that celebrate the history of numismatics, from CIT's incredible homage to

Born in 1885, Lawren Stewart Harris was a key figure in Canadian art, and one of the Canadian landscape painters of the Algonquin School, more popularly known today as the Group of Seven. Their belief was that Canadian art could have a distinct character of its own through a direct link

Bloody Mary is the second 'Urban Legends' coin, and Noah's Ark wraps up Top World Coins 'Bible Stories' series Top World Coins have released two new coins today, one the continuation of a series that debuted with an

After a hard day pillaging and decapitating, the Barbarian King is off on a date on T&S Coin's latest silver coin Headlined by such characters from literature by Conan the Cimmerian, and in history by such figures as Attila the Hun,

Thor's mighty hammer, Mjölnir, joins last year's Gjallarhorn to expand Germania Mint's 'Artefacts' series of silver coins The result of a bet between Loki, and the dwarves, Sindri and his brother Brokkr, Mjölnir was a hammer created to prove

Silver Pours adds a gorgeous copper-cored art coin, featuring Vincent van Gogh's 1888 work, Café Terrace at Night An absolute giant in the world of fine art, Vincent van Gogh had a unique grasp of colour and style that has remained unmatched. A Dutch Post-Impressionist painter, he produced an

The Royal Mint's Tudor Beasts proof coin series heads toward the finish line with the ninth issue, a superb Queen's Lion Tudor Beasts heads towards the finish line with the release today of the ninth proof coin design in the ten-coin series. A spiritual successor to

Manfra, Tordella & Brookes, a part of the Swiss MKS-PAMP group, are continuing their unusual PEZ program with the release of the 12th set since it debuted in 2019. The world-famous hard candy has long inspired a collector market, with plastic dispensers coming in hundreds of different designs since they first

What started out as an AI animal art series, Pop Coin's range of coloured silver coins has expanded to encompass a wide range of themes. Currently in progress are series featuring Ancient Egypt, anime, dinosaurs, cultural holidays, travel, and more. All follow a similar path, being one-ounce fine silver coins, some

One of the biggest producers of themed silver bullion bars operating today is undoubtedly US company, Scottsdale Mint. Even putting to one side their copious output of bullion coins, the bars range is both numerous, and covering a wide range of themes, from calendar events, national jingoism, and cultural tropes.The latest

It's been a while since we wrote about a Swiss Mint release, but it was hard to ignore their latest issue given how little aviation seems to feature on modern coins. Switzerland itself had a presence in early aviation, mainly around the late 1800s, and centred around balloons, leading to the