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Known as the 'No Stars Flowing Hair Dollar', it gets its name because it is missing stars.

Legend Numismatics, a rare-coin firm in New Jersey, bought a coin for $10 million at an auction in 2013.

The Islamic State militant group has claimed to have started its own currency by minting coins and described the move as a "second blow" to...

The jihadists have amassed a war chest of millions of dollars, partly through collecting taxes and by seizing oil refineries.

With a mintage of 5000, the dome-shaped silver coin is of the face value of 5 dollars and being sold in India for above Rs 13,000.

The humble 50 paise coin is still legal tender, but could be close to extinction given that people refuse to accept it.

If anything, it’s a throwback to an earlier era, when private currencies circulated alongside government-sponsored money.

The Federal Reserve Banks hold about $1.4 billion in $1 coins -- enough to meet the country's demand for the next 40 years.

The Canadian dollar rose 1.0002 US dollar, before retreating to 99.81 US cents in New York. It has soared 62 per cent from a record low of ...