Fueled by sensationalist reports, the coin trade across Europe has been inundated with questions about supposed minting ...

and are thought to date back to the first century BC Thieves have stolen a hoard of Celtic gold coins worth about €1.6m (£1.4m) from a museum in Germany. Hundreds of coins were taken from the ...

How do I recognize fake coins? In Germany, the Bundesbank, or Federal Bank, is responsible for making German euro coins. The page on its website entitled "Leitfaden Münzen" (Guidelines Coins ...

Germany replaced the Deutschmark with the euro. Germany only uses euros. Since 2002, it no longer uses the Deutschmark. Deutschmark bills and coins can be exchanged for euros at federal bank ...

Released back in 2005, the limited edition €1 coin is currently on sale on online shopping website Etsy for as much as €900.

Despite all of the goals and club success, perhaps the proudest moment of his entire career came when he guided Portugal to triumph at Euro 2016. Ronaldo coin will explode in value due to various ...

The German government has just shuttered 47 cryptocurrency exchanges, accusing them of knowingly allowing an “underground economy” for cybercriminals to flourish. It is now turning its ...

If you click on a link in this story we may earn affiliate revenue. A RARE style of Euro coin worth £1000s could be sitting in your holiday change. Just 20,001 of the €2 coins were minted back ...

The coin celebrates the 300th anniversary of the birth of the Vilna Gaon, an 18th-century rabbinical luminary. (JTA) — The Bank of Lithuania minted a euro piece of currency containing Hebrew ...

The German car association ADAC has taken the calculator out and has found that, among the 7,875 different model cars Germans can buy today, only 20 percent (1,539 models) are ready for the Euro V ...

Julian Nagelsmann has announced his first Germany squad since the Euro 2024 quarterfinal defeat against Spain. It is also the first time Germany has gotten together since Thomas Müller ...

Germany replaced the Deutschmark with the euro. Germany only uses euros. Since 2002, it no longer uses the Deutschmark.