The official structure, stuffed with significant coins and Greek papyri, was likely later transformed into someone’s grave ...

The word was coined by collector Russell Rulau in 1960 and its Greek roots translate roughly into "other than coins." In England, the equivalent word is "paranumismatica," but you won't hear that ...

Once looted from tombs, hidden in homes, and trafficked across borders, the precious artefacts that were stolen from Italy’s ...

i inherited the coin on my father's death and it still holds a fascination for me,not just because of it's age but what it was doing in a tiny hamlet in Derbyshire ...

British Iron Age coins were influenced by coins made by tribes on the continent which were themselves copies of Greek coins. The head of Apollo wearing a laurel wreath has become a stylised wreath ...

Thus, some of the ancient Greek coins containing 997 or 998 per 1000 of gold. The earliest parting process used was one of cementation, which was succeeded by the nitric acid process. At the ...