Your gold dollar coin’s price may vary from $200 to tens of thousands of dollars for rare, mint-condition gold dollar coins, including American Eagles, Canadian Maple Leafs and Austrian Ducats ...

STORY: When the global economy struggles people often turn to gold.One big beneficiary of that is the Austrian Mint, as one of the world's oldest producers of gold bullion coins.Founded in 1194 ...

Austrian Gold Philharmonic Coin. Austria’s Gold Philharmonic coin features 0.9999 fine gold content and an eye-catching reverse design featuring musical instruments such as the cello, violin and ...

What’s different about the Austrian Gold Philharmonic is that it’s the only bullion coin issued in euros. The coin was first minted in 1989 by the Federal Reserve of Austria and is made of 99. ...

An Austrian plumber, aged 66, struck gold while renovating an old villa in Vienna's Penzing district. ... Popular Mechanics noted that the gold coins were dated to before World War II.

Meanwhile, the can’s contents featured 598 gold coins divided into 11 columns separately wrapped in black cloth. ... and originated in the Austria-Hungarian empire under the reign of Franz Joseph I.

The 598 coins found within the first box span a broad historical period — dating from 1808 to 1915 and including currency from France, Belgium, the Ottoman Empire, Russia and former Austria-Hungary.

New Austrian Gold Coin. Share full article. Sept. 7, 1901. Credit... The New York Times Archives. See the article in its original context from September 7, 1901, Page 16 Buy Reprints.

Two hikers in the Czech Republic found $341,000 worth of gold coins hidden in a wall in a field, according to the Museum of East Bohemia. Experts believe the treasure was likely hidden during WWII.

Afterward, the local Salvation Army office got a phone call advising them that a rare 1915 Austrian 100 Corona gold coin had been donated. It was valued at the time at around $1500.

Investigators looking into the theft of hundreds of ancient gold coins from a German museum have found lumps of gold that appear to have resulted from part of the treasure being melted down.