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SCHAAN, Liechtenstein and VIENNA, May 24, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- On May 24, 2022, this year's, now 16th, In Gold We Trust report was presented at an international press conference broadcast live

By Nicholas Fritz - Numismatist, World and Ancient Coins, Stack's Bowers Galleries ......   In 1936, war loomed over China as it became increasingly

The US Department of Justice recently reported the largest seizure in cryptocurrency history to date. Investigators secured around 95,000 bitcoins worth around $3.6 billion at the time of the action and are even worth $4.2 billion at the current rate. A married couple – American-Russian citizen Ilya Lichtenstein and American Heather Morgan – have been named as the main suspects. The bitcoins come from the Bitfinex crypto exchange's hack of around 120,000 bitcoins (currently the equivale...

In the EU, all signs point to crypto regulation, but the path is causing debate. A minimal limit of EUR 1,000 previously proposed by the EU Commission is also to be dropped – every crypto amount down to the cent range should be traceable in the future. The strict testing procedure for crypto exchanges It is argued in the amendment with measures against money laundering. In addition, the authors refer to the sometimes-common practice of splitting more significant transactions into smaller amoun...

By the Austrian Mint... New Coin: “Wild Waters” The dramatic beauty of the Alps stems not only from the vertiginous peaks themselves but also from the

Christmas is being celebrated in the world this year. You must be aware that the Christian community celebrates Jesus' birthday on the n... | News Track

By Austrian Mint ......   Asia – The Power of the Tiger Available January 19, 2022 Known as the "King of the Animals" throughout Asia, the tiger has

Austrian Mint Reveals Latest Glow-in-the-Dark Dinosaur Coin from Supersaurs Series Deinonychus antirrhopus is a case in point. The seventh entry in the superlative Supersaurs series of 3 euro glow-in-the-dark coins from the Austrian Mint may only have been three-and-a-half meters in length, but it was one of the most dangerous and intelligent dinosaurs to have ever walked the earth. An inhabitant of what is now known as North America, Deinonychus lived some 110 million years ago. When moving...

Austrian Mint Reveals Upcoming February 2021 Releases Central Europe’s largest forested area, Kalkalpen National Park is home to 30 different ecosystems. Of the park’s 15 endemic vascular plants, the Austrian bellflower is the standout. A familiar sight in the park, the plant’s bluish-purple drooping flowers are a rare sight elsewhere. But you can find one on Alpine Forests, the second coin in the Alpine Treasures series, which highlights the rare species of plants and animals native ...