The Central Bank of Luxembourg has unveiled the designs of the country’s updated euro coins which feature HRH Hereditary Grand Duke Guillaume on their national side. The new coins bearing the effigy of Grand Duke Guillaume – who acceded to the throne on 3 October – will enter circulation at the beginning of 2026.
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According to the European Central Bank, gold has overtaken the euro to bec…
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The 32nd Mint Directors Conference took place from 27-29 April in Cape Town, South Africa. The event, co-hosted by the South African Mint Company, focused on exploring the fusion of traditional minting practices with modern technological advancements.
The Central Bank of Costa Rica, as part of its mandate to keep businesses and the public informed, published the schedule for the entry and exit of coins to and from circulation for the year on in Fe…
Monnaie de Paris has announced that its Board of Directors has unanimously approved the launch of a new bullion project, with the metal-investment offer providing both French and international collec…
Earlier this month, Carveco unveiled its new suite of AI-powered tools, designed to make creative …
The Central Bank of Luxembourg has unveiled the designs of the country’s updated euro coins …
During the World’s Fair of Money, MKS PAMP Group announced the return of the Engelhard …
The Coin of the Year (COTY) Awards have been held every year since 1984, with …
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