The latest issue of KOINONbrings together new research spanning Greek, Roman, and medieval coinage, alongside a memorial tribute to David MacDonald, a pioneering scholar of overstruck coins. The volume features detailed studies of Alexander the Great's gold and silver coinage, including die analyses and revised chronologies, investigations into Seleucid, civic, and hoard material, and iconographic explorations of figures such as Tyche and Nike Apteros. Contributions also address biblical numismatics, medieval Christian imagery on coinage, and newly identified varieties, reflecting the journal's commitment to methodological rigour, chronological refinement, and the broad cultural significance of coinage across periods.