World Coin & Currency Mini 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...

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...

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

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 ...

Lucky Irish penny: The scarce, pre-1969, large (half-dollar-size) penny shows classic harp and hen-and chicks motifs. In brilliant uncirculated con...

Bronze drachm of King Azes II of Bactria, identified by historians as having sent one of the three magi, or wise men, to pay homage to the baby Jesus.

Silver coin of King Azes II of Bactria, identified by historians as having sent one of the three magi, or wise men, to pay homage to the baby Jesus.

Coins of the Roman gladiators: Emperor Constantius II's, bronze centenionalis coin, celebrated the 1100th anniversary of Rome. Coin shows portrait ...

For five full centuries, from the ascension of Caesar Augustus in 27 BC to the barbarian sack of its capital city in AD 476, Rome was the greatest ...

Contains four uncirculated 1 franc coins featuring Saint John Paul II in different stages of his life: KM-156, KM-157, KM-158, and KM-159. This set...

This rare coin was struck during the brief reign of Claudius II Gothicus, who died of plague in 270. Although he won an historic victory over the G...

Rome is the birthplace of Christianity. The Christian religion began in Rome's eastern provinces. This is an authentic Imperial Roman bronze coin s...

The Bolsheviks took control of Russia during the October Revolution of 1917, establishing the Russian Socialist Federated Soviet Republic a precurs...

The Bolsheviks took control of Russia during the October Revolution of 1917, establishing the Russian Socialist Federated Soviet Republic a precurs...

This coin was minted during the late third or early fourth century, a chaotic period representing the last pagan days of Rome.

This set contains coins from four of the six European "microstates," small countries nestled among their larger neighbors. Established centuries ag...

This crude silver coin, struck during the reign of the first Romanov, helped finance a dynasty that lasted for more than three centuries.

The first coin commemorating the founding of Rome. The obverse of this coin is inscribed VRBS ROMA (Latin: city of Rome) and shows the helmeted, fe...

Bronze lepton of Alexander Janeaus, king of Judea, minted ca. 100 BCE. The "widow's mite" mentioned in the Gospels of Mark and Luke - Jesus' parabl...

Bronze prutah of Alexander Janeaus, king of Judea, minted ca. 100 BCE. The "widow's mite" mentioned in the Gospels of Mark and Luke - Jesus' parabl...

Bronze prutah of Alexander Janeaus, king of Judea, minted ca. 100 BCE. The "widow's mite" mentioned in the Gospels of Mark and Luke - Jesus' parabl...

Bronze prutah of Alexander Janeaus, king of Judea, minted ca. 100 BCE. The "widow's mite" mentioned in the Gospels of Mark and Luke - Jesus' parabl...