In 2018 investments in collector's editions of whisky made it possible to earn a 40% profit and were classified at the top of the Knight Frank Luxury Investment Index as recently published by the Wealth Report. Investments in coins, which made it possible to earn more than in wine or... read more →
May
20
Oct
22
Lux Coin and Mint of Poland has released Rum Coin, the first coin with a drop of rum inside. The premiere of this unusual item took place during RumFest in London. On 20th October 2018, during RumFest in London, Lux Coin and Mint of Poland presented a limited edition of... read more →
Oct
14
This October marks the launch of the world’s first Rum Coin, which is enclosed with the oldest rum in the world - Harewood Rum 1780. Lux Coin company and Mint of Poland have collaborated on this special coin, with the first reveal at RumFest, the world’s premier rum festival in... read more →
Sep
14
Lux Coin has released an exclusive Whisky Coin — the world’s first legal tender coin to contain the oldest vintage whisky Old Vatted Glenlivet 1862. The Whisky Coin is the only coin to feature a capsule containing such a rare spirit, and the first ever to encapsulate such valuable aged... read more →
May
22
On April 26, 2016 Guinness World Records announced that the bottle of Gautier 1762 was the oldest cognac sold at a public auction. This 250-year-old drink was purchased in 2014 by Wealth Solutions, a Polish company specialized in rare spirits and collectibles, at an auction of old and rare beverages organized by Bonhams Fine Art... read more →
May
22
Bottle of the world’s oldest vintage whisky opened in Warsaw. When Old Vatted Glenlivet 1862 was distilled among Scottish hills, the world was just in the middle of the age of steam, undergoing changes driven by the Industrial Revolution. Factories fully equipped with machinery transformed the faces of individual countries, large... read more →
May
22
The history began one day in 2011, when Mark Lascelles, the brother of the 8th Harwood Earl, along with some employees of the Harewood estate in central England, went down to the palace cellars. They were supposed to take stock of items and alcoholic beverages stored in the cellars. Looking through old... read more →