Hold Dracula's origin coin—Sigismund of Luxembourg silver denar (c. 1430). This 590-year-old Hungarian medieval coin founded the Order of the Dragon, giving Vlad II "Dracul" and his son "Dracula" their infamous names.

Kinzer Coins collaborates with HistoryMarche to connect history lovers with ancient coins from legendary battles they animate.

Own NGC-certified relics from Teutoburg Forest, Plataea, and Roman civil wars featured in their tactical masterpieces.

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Kinzer Coins collaborates with Told in Stone to connect history lovers with ancient coins from the classical world they explore.

Own NGC-certified relics from the Greece and Rome eras featured in their insightful videos on daily life, bones, and lost stories.

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Kinzer Coins is now officially featured and partnered with Kings and Generals, the 3.5M+ subscriber YouTube channel renowned for cinematic ancient warfare documentaries.

Empress Fausta: Constantine's wife died mysteriously in overheated bath AD 326. Coins reveal scandal at first Christian court's heart.

Constantine I 'Ghost Emperor': veiled coins struck after AD 337 by sons. Spectral portrait bridges death, deification, dynasty crisis in Roman bronze.

Discover the tragic story of Crispus, Constantine the Great's executed son. NGC-certified Roman bronze coins from his brief Caesar reign (317-326 AD).

Discover the Beginner’s Guide to Ancient Coins by Kinzer Coins, featuring authentic Greek, Roman, and Byzantine coins certified by NGC. Learn how historic coins—from Alexander the Great to the Byzantine Empire—connect history, authenticity, and value for new and seasoned collectors alike.

Discover how Constantine the Great's gold solidus and Chi-Rho coins transformed Roman coinage from pagan to Christian. KinzerCoins explores Constantinian era numismatics for collectors.

A remarkable new discovery of 25 Roman silver denarii has been dubbed a "Roman soldier's paycheck." Learn the fascinating history behind the Great Ellingham hoard and explore similar ancient coins available at KinzerCoins.com.