"The discovery of the Hand of Irulegi has opened a new horizon to unravel the history behind the most enigmatic language ...

Just as quietly as it was removed, a commemorative coin honoring police who defended the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, has been ...

Coin weights were the pocket-sized guardians of fair trade. Before modern banking, coin weights ensured fair transactions and ...

A total of 679 coins and coin fragments were found ... approximately 8-centimeter-high monkey sculpture made of lead[ed] bronze," which was found in the church's nave. Volunteers were unsure ...

Commemorative bronze duplicates of the Congressional Gold Medal awarded to Jan. 6 police officers who defended the U.S.

The coin from the period of the Bar Kochba revolt is one of only four ever discovered in the Old City of Jerusalem. JERUSALEM (JTA) — A rare bronze coin from the period of the Bar Kochba revolt ...

Excavators also unearthed several Ptolemaic-era bronze coins, plus "a large collection of terracotta statues depicting human and animal forms from the Greco-Roman period, and small stone statues ...

There is only one copy known to be in existence, as it was mistakenly struck at the Denver Mint on a bronze planchet, but other versions of the coin may sell for $100,000 and up. If you have any ...

The bronze-colored coin, pierced with a hole, features a ship with the inscription "Bahama" alongside the Latin phrase "Expulsis Piratis Restituta Commercia." The other side of the coin bears the ...

AN ULTRA rare 50p coin with a specific date that has sold for over £200 could be lurking in your spare change. The Blue Peter 50p was minted for the 2012 London Olympics and depicts a high jumper ...

Cleopatra was the last of the Egyptian Pharaohs. This bronze coin, from the University of Glasgow's Hunterian Museum, is one of the best surviving examples of the rare portraits of Cleopatra.

The exact time it belongs to I am really not sure, but as I have brought it from Alexandria, where Ptolmeys (Alexander successors) had ruled from 330 till 47 BC, I think it may belong to Ptolmey ...