Ancient Coins (Leather Portfolios)

This album contains two banknotes and one Greater East Asia War Discounted Treasury Bond, issued by the Empire of Japan during the Second World War.

This deluxe portfolio album features a British coin that circulated in Witechapel during the Jack the Ripper murders.

Features a silver coin of Ivan IV of Russia, creator of the state secret police.

Set Of 2 Coins And 7 Banknotes From The President And Absolute Ruler Of Iraq, Overthrown By U.S. Forces In 2003.

This album features two zinc Nazi coins, a banknote used by the Third Reich in occupied territories, and a stamp with a portrait of der Fuhrer.

This set contains a stamp, and banknote, and two coins issued by the Third Reich during World War II. Interestingly, Hitler chose not to have his portrait on German money.

The cruelty of Herod I is described in the Gospel of Matthew. To safeguard his position as King of the Jews, he ordered the slaughter of all boys under the age of two in the area of Bethlehem.

This album on the Helsinki Summit between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin includes two Finland 25 pennia coins from 1917: one with and one without the Romanov crown.

Issued in 1952, this Nepalese 4 paisa coin was made from spent bullet casings used by the famed Gurka regiment in World War II.

The five notes in this set were printed by and circulated in various provinces of the Philippines during the Japanese occupation during World War II. During the occupation, possession of guerilla money was forbidden on penalty of death; entire villages...

This album contains a Roman bronze coin of Valens, the emperor slain in battle by the Goths, who went on to conquer Rome.

This folder contains a Prager Groschen, which circulated in Prague during the life of Rabbi Loew, creator of the Golem.

When we think of ancient Rome, we think first of the gladiators. These professional fighters delighted frenzied crowds in the Colosseum, doing battle with wild animals, with condemned criminals, and with one another, sometimes fighting to the death. The...

These posthumous issues, struck after AD 337 by the sons of Constantine the Great, feature a spectral image of the veiled emperor on the obverse—who for some time remained the emperor, even in death.

King George III assumed the throne in 1760 and ruled for 59 years—at the time, the longest reign of a British monarch. Unlike his father and grandfather, who hailed from the Electorate of Hanover, he was born and bred in Britain, and was a native...

This album features a farthing of George IV, who was king of Great Britain when the popular edition of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein was published.

A brutal head of state, Franco ruled Spain from the end of the Spanish Civil War in 1936 until his death in 1975. This album contains five coins and one banknote.

Tancred of Hauteville was the grandson of the great Norman ruler Robert The Fox Guiscard and the nephew of the legendary Bohemond of Antioch. With his uncle, he joined the group of Franks who answered the Popes call for the defense of Jerusalemwhat would...

Bronze prutahs that circulated in Judaea minted in the Emperor Nero’s name by his appointed governor, Porcius Festus (58-62 CE). Both men figure prominently in Christian history.

Herself an Augusta, Fausta (b. 289) was kin to numerous Roman emperors: she was the sister of Maxentius, the daughter of Maximianus, the second wife of Constantine the Great, and the mother of Constantine II, Constantius II, and Constans. But it was her...