1.       Ancient Greek Coins Pictures

Ancient Greek Coins Pictures Ancient Greek coins have a variety of attributes that enable differentiation between the currencies of individual poleis. Each polis independently designed and created its own coins, with symbols that were representative of the deities and heroes important to that particular government.

2.       Ancient Coins of India

Ancient Coins of India Coin collecting can be fun for the whole family. For some it is more than a hobby, it is a way to make money. There are many different kinds of coin collecting including country specific coins, historical coins, as well as commemorative coins. Ancient coins are a more rare form of coin collection.

3.       Austrian Mint Unveils 2010 Issue In Popular Niobium Silver Coin Series

The Austrian Mint releases the latest in their series of eye-catching commemorative 25 euro coins, blending the elegance of fine silver with the beauty of colored niobium. This is the 8th coin in what is undoubtedly the Austrian its moist successful series, with dedicated collector to part-time numismatic enthusiast all clambering to get their hands on this stunning series.

4.       Presidential First Ladies' Gold Coins - The Presidential First Spouse Series

The First Ladies' Gold Coins series (known formally as the First Spouse series) honor the wives of the United States Presidents by depicting their portraits and important events from their lives on half ounce gold coins. This series is being issued in conjunction with the Presidential Dollars that honor their husband's terms in office, and will be issued at the rate of four per year until at least

5.       British Coins Pictures

British Coins Pictures look at the coin shows that the "Heads" side always has an embossed "head", most likely to be that of the ruling monarch, king or queen of influence or choice. The other side usually has something else inscribed. The British coins, for instance, have different impressions of the "head" of Queen Elizabeth on one side, and "something else" on the "Tails" side.

6.       Chinese Coins Pictures

Chinese Coins Pictures For coin collectors all over the world, one of the most fantastic unearth that will ever be obtained in the market today are old rare Chinese silver coins. For one thing, you don't usually find rare Chinese coins from different dynasties in the local Chinese markets without wondering or suspecting if all the merchant's hordes are mere copies or fakes of the real

7.       Canadian Coins Pictures

Canadian Coins Pictures People have been collecting coins ever since they were first introduced to the world as a form of money and payment. There are thousands of coin collectors across the planet who takes their hobby very seriously. Collectors who are looking to buy Canadian coins should be successful if they look in the right places. If you want to buy Canadian coins, you should have no problem

8.       Italy Umberto I 20 Lira Gold Coin

Italy Umberto I 20 lira gold coin Minted 1880 - 1897Fineness: .900Actual Gold Content: .1867 troy ounce Umberto I, also known as Hubert I, was King of Italy from 1878 until his death in 1900. He was son to Victor Emmanuel II, who united Italy under a single kingdom during the 'Risorgimento' movement of the 19th century. Umberto I was the only modern King of Italy to die by assassination, killed

9.       Belgium 20 Francs Gold Coin (Albert-Military)

Belgium Albert 20 franc gold coin (military) Minted 1914Fineness: .900Actual Gold Content: .1867 troy ounces

10.   U.S. Gold Eagle Bullion Coins

US Eagles -- gold bullion coins Fineness: .916Actual Gold Content: 1.0 troy ounce (31.103 grams) Diameter: 32.7 mm Face value: $50(also minted in 1/2, 1/4, 1/10 ounce sizes)

11.   2008 American Eagle Gold Proof Coins for Collectors

2008 American Eagle Gold Proof Coins for Collectors the United States Mint opened orders for the always eagerly awaited American Eagle Gold Proof Coins. 2008 marks the twenty-second year for the collector series of four 22-karat coins. Each of the four sized collector gold proof coins bear the "W" mintmark to indicate they were minted at West Point – the facility responsible for the entire family

12.   Coin Animation

Coin Animation This classic board game has become even popular with the advent of the internet and animation. Board games such as chess and scrabble have been made into computer applications. Now, people can play them on the computer. Since the cinema was found, the film-makers have used animation technique to produce visual effect like explosion, rocket, and many more. The first full animation

13.   Coin Aircraft

Coin Aircraft When it comes to hobbies in the world of aviation, there are often quite a large number of hobbyists who feel interested in collecting model planes. It is also possible for the hobbyists to find various available kinds of the models that come with various available kinds of technologies. One very interesting kind of the model plane is the spitfire model aircraft. To some hobbyists,

14.   Coach Coin Purse

Coach Coin Purse Coach and other expensive designer handbags use buttery leather and counterfeits use stiff and thick leather. Also, all Coach Products have at least 1 Coach Stamp on it but its location may vary; it might be on the lower end of one side or it might appears on the shoulder strap. When you find it, examine it to make sure the word "COACH" is outlined and "Leather ware" & "1941″ are

15.   Tunisia 20 Franc Gold Coin

Tunisia 20 franc gold coin Minted 1903 - 1906Fineness: .900Actual Gold Content: .1867 troy ounce Tunisia, located on the southern shore of the Mediterranean Sea just south and southwest of the islands of Sardinia and Sicily, was settled in the 12th century B.C., the center of the Carthaginian Empire. Following the destruction of Carthage, it passed under control of the Roman Empire until passing

16.   Switzerland Helvetia 20 Franc Gold Coin

Switzerland Helvetia 20 franc gold coin Minted 1897 - 1930Fineness: .900Actual Gold Content: .1867 troy ounces Owing to its central geographic location among the great powers of Europe, Switzerland has been a commercial and banking center for centuries. It is famous for its role in the gold market where "the gnomes of Zurich" are said to hold much sway. The "gnomes" made their first splash in the

17.   British Sovereign Gold Coin (Edward, George)

Gold British Sovereign coins (kings) Minted 1902 - 1925Fineness: .917Actual Gold Content: .2354 troy ounce the first British Sovereign was minted under Tudor King Henry VII in 1489. It gets its name from that first mintage which depicts the monarch seated majestically on the throne facing outward. The current design type with St. George slaying a dragon on the reverse and the monarch on the front

18.   Gold U.S. $20 Liberty Coins

Liberty Design $20 gold piece Gross Weight: 33.346 grams Fineness: .900Actual Gold Content: .9675 troy ounce Graded and authenticated by either the Professional Coin Grading Service (PCGS) or Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC)United States $20 gold pieces in various grades can be purchased at our online store anytime day or night. For volume discounts on larger orders and/or to pay by check or

19.   South African Krugerrand Gold Bullion Coins

South African Krugerrands -- gold bullion coins Fineness: .9167Actual Gold Content: 1.0 troy ounce (31.103 grams)Diameter: 34 mm(also minted in 1/2, 1/4, 1/10 ounce sizes) Introduced in 1970, the South African Kruger and, often misspelled as krugerand or kruggerand, was the first legal tender gold bullion coin to gain worldwide use in the modern era. To this day, many gold owners equate gold

20.   Coin Identification Table