Oriental Numismatic Society Celebrates 50th Anniversary
The Oriental Numismatic Society celebrates its 50th anniversary with an international Zoom conference from 25th to 26th June 2022. Read what to expect from this event with international speakers.
Beautiful and Rare: 2-euro Commemorative Coins from Slovenia
Slovenian 2-euro commemorative coins are hardly ever found in circulation, but they are great collectibles: our author considers them to be among the most beautiful coins in the entire eurozone. Numiscontrol will tell you everything else you need to know.
Daydreamer – Future
CIT’s “Daydreamer – Future” uses smartminting® technology in a completely new way and creates an excellent and sophisticated illusion. Let’s draw the curtain to get a glimpse at the future!
Death Sentence for Taking Home a Vacation Souvenir?
A Briton and a German accused of smuggling antiquities were on trial in Iraq. Wanting to take home a few old shards and pieces of marble as vacation souvenirs, the men ran the risk of being sentenced to death. Now the verdict was announced.
Stavanger’s Maritime Museum
The history of shipping, shipbuilding and trade are closely linked. The Norwegian city of Stavanger dedicates a new museum to this subject – in a historic warehouse building in the harbour, of course.
How Do You Want to Be Remembered?
How would people like to be remembered let’s say 2,000 years from now? The Ashmolean Museum offers a numismatic talk for over-65s bringing together daily life questions and ancient coins. You can still book a free ticket!
Julie Abrams Joins Stack’s Bowers Galleries
Stack’s Bowers Galleries welcomes Julie Abrams as Consignment Director and Dealer Liaison and the most recent valued addition to the firm’s growing worldwide operations.
The First Quarter 2022 of the Royal Canadian Mint
The Royal Canadian Mint published its financial results for the first quarter of 2022. Compared to the singular results of 2021, revenue decreased while profit did not. Check the facts!
US Mint Begins Shipping Wilma Mankiller Quarter Coins
The United States Mint has begun shipping the third coin in the American Women Quarters Program. These circulating quarters honoring Wilma Mankiller are manufactured at the Mint facilities in Philadelphia and Denver.
A CoinsWeekly Special Issue for the Hall Mint
CoinsWeekly has a new concept to inspire people to collect coins: free copies of the CoinsWeekly Special Issue will be available in selected numismatic museums. The first partner is Hasegg Castle in Hall, where the taler was created.