Coin of the week: Cambodia 1/8th Tical (1 Fuang) from 1847-1860. This billon coin features a one-sided design with a Hamza bird, a Buddhist symbol of wisdom. The tical was Cambodia's main currency for over 350 years until 1880. coincraft.com/cambodia-18th-…

#WeeklyTrivia: In 2013, PayPal accidentally credited a PA man $92 quadrillion, briefly making him Earth's richest person before fixing the glitch. Sources: cnn.com/2013/07/17/tec… | bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-… | guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/…

Coin of the week: Rare Quintillus Billon Antoninianus (270 AD) 🏛️ One of Rome's shortest-reigning emperors (17-177 days). Extremely Fine condition. Scarce coin featuring Quintillus' portrait. coincraft.com/quintillus-cop…

Banknote of the week: Rhodesia 2 Dollar note from May 1979 (P39) - Last banknote before Zimbabwe's independence. Features country's arms & Victoria Falls. A piece of African history in crisp uncirculated condition. coincraft.com/rhodesia-2-dol…

Numismatics term: "En Medaille" = flip coin horizontally & both sides appear upright. "Coin rotation" = flip horizontally & reverse appears upside-down. British/Euro coins use first method, US coins use second.

Just in! October 2025 collection featuring pristine Chris Salmon £50 B410 AA01 Low Serial Number. Explore rare currencies from 5 continents - limited stock available! Shop now: coincraft.com/new-stock-octo…

Weekly Trivia: The 1933 Double Eagle gold coin set a world record in 2021, selling for $18.9 million, making it the most valuable coin in history. Sources: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1933_doub… | smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/193… | bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-…

New Phoenix (P623) out by Oct 29! Features rare 1953 Coronation Proof Set, Victorian Old Head Shillings (1893-97), Diocletian's Antoninianus, Maria Theresa Thaler, and 2015 Royal Mint Pattern Pound. Get your FREE copy: coincraft.com/the-phoenix-ou…

Banknote of the week: Chris Salmon £50 B410 AA01 (2011) - Last paper £50 design with Queen Elizabeth II, Matthew Boulton & James Watt. Features motion thread security. Our notes have first prefix AA01 with serial numbers 004080-004120. coincraft.com/chris-salmon-5…

Numismatic term for the week: 'Non Circulating Legal Tender' (NCLT) coins. Collector pieces that are legally spendable but rarely circulated. Example: Queen Elizabeth II £5 2000 Silver Piedfort. coincraft.com/elizabeth-ii-5…

Coin of the week: 1993 Queen Elizabeth II 40th Coronation Anniv £5 Coin. Uncirculated cupro-nickel, 32 years old. Features the Queen with trumpeters on horseback & the crown with trumpets. Not many were put away! coincraft.com/1993-queen-eli…

Weekly Trivia: In Britain, coin tossing was once called “cross and pile,” named for its two sides: the "cross" (a symbol on the reverse) and the "pile" (the indented, anvil-struck side). This popular court pastime was even played by King Edward II.

🔥 New stock is LIVE! 🔥 This month's drop is packed: 🇬🇧 Rare 2015 Royal Mint Pattern £1 (vending test piece!) 🇬🇭 Ghana 2021 'Christmas Tree' 2 Cedis (mintage 999!) 👑 12th C. Henry II Silver Cut Halfpennies Stock is very limited. Shop the full list: coincraft.com/new-stock-nove…

Banknote of the week: Spain 1000 Pesetas (1971/74, P154). Features 1904 Nobel Prize winner Jose Echegaray. The back shows the Banco de Espana's Madrid HQ, marking 100 years of the bank as sole note issuer. Crisp AU. coincraft.com/spain-1000-pes…

Numismatic term of the week: Recoinage: The official process of calling in old coins, melting them down, and using the metal to strike new ones. This tackles currency reform or removes worn/counterfeit coins from circulation.

✨ Coin of the Week: The 1939 Canada Silver Dollar! Canada's first commemorative dollar, it marks the Royal Visit of King George VI & Queen Elizabeth. Struck in 800 fine silver and in Extremely Fine condition. A true piece of history! ➡️ coincraft.com/canada-1939-do…

Weekly Trivia: Japan's Tempo Tsuho, a large, oblong, bronze 100 Mon coin, was minted from 1835 to 1870. An official coin of the Tokugawa Shogunate, it was phased out during the Meiji Restoration with the introduction of the yen.

Phoenix P624 is out! 🔥 Arriving by Nov 19th. Get the sold-out Charles III Proof Gold Sovereign for £875 from us (not £1,199!) Also inside: Charles I Civil War Hoard coins, Rare British Indian Sovereigns, 20% OFF Greek & Roman. Get your FREE copy: coincraft.com/the-phoenix-ou…

Banknote of the week: Japan 1 Yen 1916 P30 Unc - coincraft.com/japan-1-yen-19… Front features legendary god/hero Takeuchi Sukune. Back shows a 1 yen coin illustration. Watermark is paulownia leaves. Condition: Crisp Uncirculated.

New week, new coin term: Jubilee Coinage (1887-1893). Struck for Victoria's Jubilee, this design finally replaced her 50-year-old "Young Head" portrait. However, the small crown was unpopular, leading to the "Widow Head" just 6 years later. Pictured: coincraft.com/victoria-jubil…