It’s one of the biggest hoards of its kind ever found in Germany, worth roughly six years of a Roman soldier’s savings.

If you've ever lost some pocket change, it's possible it could one day resurface as part of an archaeological study.

The 11 quinarii are the largest group ever found, but where they were minted remains a mystery.

Archaeologists have discovered 20 medieval Anglo-Saxon coins beneath a garden close to the Vatican. The finding represents the first material evidence of the “Schola Saxonum,” ...

Roman coins, including the one coin, centre, dating from 148 B.C., when Rome was still a republic without an emperor, are on display at the LVR State Museum, in Bonn, Germany, Tuesday Sept. 22, 2026. ...

A small treasure trove discovered near the ruins of Emperor Nero's theater highlight the medieval Rome's diversity. Near the ...

Twenty Anglo-Saxon coins found near the Vatican provide the first material evidence of Rome’s Schola Saxonum, revealing a ...