World Coin & Currency Albums

This copper X cash coin was on the bottom of the English Channel for almost 200 years. It was part of the cargo of the Admiral Gardner, an East Ind...

This copper X cash coin was on the bottom of the English Channel for almost 200 years. It was part of the cargo of the Admiral Gardner, an East Ind...

This copper X cash coin was on the bottom of the English Channel for almost 200 years. It was part of the cargo of the Admiral Gardner, an East Ind...

Set of five Afghan inflation notes issued in the pivotal era between 1979-93.

This set contains four coins and one banknote issued in Chile immediately before and after the 1973 coup d' tat that installed Pinochet in power.

Set of 5 coins and 2 banknotes used by the notorious Fascist ruler of World War II Italy.

Banknotes issued in unusual denominations by dictator Ni Win in 1985 Burma. He belived the numbers to be lucky.

Five banknotes used as scrip by the British military occupying Germany's Rhine Valley after the Second World War.

This set contains one coin and one banknote issued in the Republic of China during the reign of Chiang Kai-shek.

Twenty centuries of Chinese bronze cash coins, representing five great dynasties, with familiar square hole design.

Chinese fortune-tellers would use three of these cash coins, a tortoise shell, and their skill at numerology to tell the future. Because of their a...

Bronze coin of the Chola dynasty that ruled southern India in the 11th century CE.

Bronze coin of the Constantine Dynasty. Constantine the Great and his sons were the first Christian emperors of Rome.

Genuine ancient Roman bronze coin honoring one of the four emperors from the Constantine Dynasty.

Bronze coin issued by Constantine the Great (313-326 CE) featuring Sol, the Sun God. Minted in small quantities.

The story of Crispus, the beloved son of Constantine and Minervina. Because he was slandered by Fausta, Constantine's second wife, he was put to de...

18Th Century Netherlands East India Company Copper Duit - (Dutch Initials: V.O.C.) From The Era Of Tall Ships. The Coin Shows The Arms Of 1 Of 4 Ne...

Bronze coin of Roman Emperor Aurelian (270-275), whose proclamation of December 25 as a pagan holiday was secretly co-opted by early Christians to ...

The first European settlers on the island of Manhattan were Dutch traders from the Dutch West India Company. New Amsterdam, as their settlement wa...

Islam has been the dominant religion of Afghanistan since Mahmud of Ghazni expelled the Shahis in 998. Devout followers of the Prophet Mohammed, t...

Set Of 5 Coins And 1 Banknote Used By The Brutal Head Of State Who Ruled Spain From The End Of The Spanish Civil War In 1936, Through World War Ii,...

Maximilien Robespierre (6 May 1758 – 28 July 1794) was a French lawyer, politician, and one of the best known and most influential figures of the ...

During the Second World War, the German war machine, like the rest of the world’s combatants, was conserving strategic metals for the war effort. ...

When we think of ancient Rome, we think first of the gladiators. These professional fighters delighted frenzied crowds in the Colosseum, doing batt...

19th century Cambodian one-sided bronze coin with Buddhist hamsa bird, symbolizing the aquisition of sacred knowledge.

Herself an Augusta, Fausta (b. 289) was kin to numerous Roman emperors: she was the sister of Maxentius, the daughter of Maximianus, the second wif...