Coin Invest AG released a new 2 oz pure silver coin depicting the Khmer Temple as the annual addition to its Tiffany Art Series. Tiffany Art series’ releases proved to be popular among coins collectors. This new coin is the fifteenth design of Tiffany Art series, which is due to wrap up next year with the final design.

The Royal Australian Mint released on Monday a new 50 cent silver coin to celebrate the International Year of Indigenous Languages. Struck in 99.99 pure silver, the new coin has been developed in collaboration with the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS).

The Central Bank of Latvia will release on Thursday a new silver collector coin dedicated to the literary works of the Latvian poet, prose-writer and politician Kārlis Skalbe (1879–1945). The new coin is named "Cat's Mill" after a popular Latvian fairy tale from "Winter Tales" (1913), by Kārlis Skalbe.

The Royal Canadian Mint has released a new 5 oz pure silver coin plated with gold, featuring an arctic fox. This release is the second one it the mint’s new series “Inner Nature”. “Inner Nature” series highlights elements of the natural beauty of Canada, with a special focus on its wildlife.

The Royal Mint has released a new £2 silver proof piedfort coin featuring the famed Portland Vase to celebrate the 260th anniversary of Wedgwood, the company that managed to turn pottery from a local British craft business to an international industry.

Magnolia has released new gold and silver coin featuring the famous German philosopher and economist Karl Marx. The new coin is the fourth issue of CIT’s "Revolutionaries" series. The silver coin is produced in 99.99 pure silver while the gold version comes in .9999 pure gold.

The Royal Canadian Mint has released a new 2 oz silver coin featuring a beautiful colored photo of the Alberta's Moraine Lake, taken by famous Canadian photographer and blogger Peter McKinnon. This release is one of a series of three releases that will feature McKinnon’s photos of Canadian natural landscape. 

The Central Bank of Romania has issued a new silver coin to mark the passage of a century since the adoption of the use of the Georgen Calender by the then Kindom of Romania. In April 1919, Romania adopted the Georgen calender after it, like many other orthodox majority countries in Europe, adhered to the Julian Calendar.

The Australian Perth Mint released a new 1 oz silver coin featuring the largest bird of prey in Australia, the wedge-tailed eagle, which is also one of the biggest eagles in the entire world. Besides mainland Australia, the wedge-tailed eagles can be seen in Tasmania and southern New Guinea. 

The Royal Canadian Mint released a new 1 oz fine silver coin featuring a sugar maple leaf on April 1. The same release by the mint also included two gold coins, with one of them adding to its 99.999% pure gold bullion "Call of the Wild" series.