Hi, it's Greg. I oversee product development at ECC, which means I figure out which stories to tell and how to tell them. Ideas come from anywhere: current events, TV shows and movies, anniversaries of important events, tangential passages from books, and so on. This is very much a group effort. David often has brilliant ideas. So does Robin. ...
This 1,000 drachma note (P-100b) was commissioned by the National Bank of Greece in 1926. However, it never saw the light of day until two years later as the bank was losing its sole right to issue notes. The uncirculated banknotes were instead inhe...
By popular demand, we have produced a new series of historical videos. These cover two important events that have their centennials in 2018: the execution of the Romanov royal family by the Bolsheviks, and the Armistice that ended the Great War. We also h...
Pen-pal to philosophes, patron of the arts, champion of women, genius of foreign policy, taker of rich and powerful lovers: Catherine II of Russia was a formidable presence, decades if not centuries ahead of her time, and worthy of her superlative sobriquet ”the Great.“
ECC is the world’s largest wholesale supplier of late Roman Imperial coins. We stock more than 100,000 pieces in a wide range of both silver and bronze types. The various groups shown on our website represent a random sampling of our full inventory.
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Twenty-eighteen marks the centennial of Armistice Day. Here is a collection of silver coins to mark the occasion. For wholesale information, click here.
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On 11 November, 1918...
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On June 28, 1914, Archduke Franz Ferdinand, heir to the throne of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, paid a state visit to the Bosnian city of Sarajevo. Although the Balkans were nominally under imperial control, the trip was fraught with peril. The city was honeycombed with operatives of the Serbian secret society called Unification or Death, commonl...
On April 6, 1917, 100 years ago today, the United States declared war on Germany, entering the Great War and ultimately tipping the scales in favor of the Allied powers.
In the spring of 1917, the US armed forces were little more than a regional power. "In military terms, the U.S. Army was small and out-of-date, hardly more than a consta...
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