Oriental Numismatic Society Annual General Meeting and Study Day
On 12 November 2016 the ONS’s Study Day at the British Museum will focus on what numismatics can tell us about culture and society. Speakers will be asked to focus on what coins can tell us about wider culture and society. The Call for Papers is still open.
NGC and MA-Shops Agree to Mutual Promotion
As a collaboration of two market leaders in their fields, Numismatic Guaranty Corporation and MA-Shops.com have announced a reciprocal marketing agreement to promote the companies to their respective customers and website visitors.
Numismatic Training Days in England
Some numismatic training events are coming up in England organised by the Money and Medals Network. They give basic information on Roman coin identification or HLF-funded collections management. Attendance is free so check out!
Chinggis Khaan 2016
For Mongolia Coin Invest Trust has designed the 2016 issue of the CHINGGIS KHAAN series in silver and gold, honouring the Mongolian ruler. The coin’s high relief achieves an unprecedented height and sharpness thanks to smartminting technology.
New at Degussa: iridium and ruthenium bars
As the first dealer in precious metals, Degussa Goldhandel offers bars made of iridium and ruthenium.
What is the Difference Between Operating as a Private versus a National Mint?
Very few people are aware that it’s not always a state-owned mint which produces circulation coins. There exist plenty of organizational forms for mints. They all have advantages and disadvantages. This interview, which was first published in the Mint News Quarterly, will discuss which ones.
Serving the Citizen: The Example of the U.S. Mint
The latest issue of the Mint News Quarterly is dedicated to the topic: “Why a nation needs a mint. Does a nation need a mint?” One of the articles is an interview dealing with the major tasks of the U.S. Mint. Tom Jurkowsky gave us this insight in history and past of the U.S. Mint.
Million Dollar Kimberley Treasure coin sold in record
Following the launch of the world exclusive Kimberley Treasure coin, The Perth Mint has sold the spectacular masterpiece to an international buyer within just 48 hours of its release.
High Grade Ancients Stolen
Detectives with the Los Angeles police department are investigating the theft of high grade NGC slabbed ancient coins valued in excess of $400,000. The coins are identifiable through their serial number.
U.S. Mint design competition for Breast Cancer Awareness Commemorative Coin
The United States Mint launches a public design competition for the Breast Cancer Awareness Commemorative Coin Program. Designed by and for the public, the winning artist will depict the fight against breast cancer on America’s first “pink gold” coins.