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Delegates of mints and issuing authorities will be meeting from 4 to 7 November 2019 in Singapore. The 2019 TEMAN conference is hosted by the Singapore Mint. The deadline for submitting conference paper proposals is fixed on 18 September 2019.

In April 2018, mint representatives from all over the world met in Seoul. They discussed current issues on the topic of coins. In this part, we summarize what was said about the future of cash.

As part of the 2017 Berlin World Money Fair, the 13th Technical Forum will take place on February 2, 2017. Mints and the industry will present their latest innovations to the specialized audience. Here you can have a look at the preliminary program.

The Native Orchids of Singapore coin series issued from 2011 to 2015 has been well received by coin collectors worldwide. In 2016, the beauty of Singapore’s Native Orchids is once again finely captured on 10 miniature 999 fine silver proof coins.

From May 1 to 4, 2016, the Mint Directors Conference took place in Bangkok. It was attended by nearly 360 delegates for whom 35 presentations were held. Here you find an abstract of the papers given by the Marketing Committee.

Recognizing the best products, the MDC Award is a prize given by mints every two years under the program of the MDC. The jury consists exclusively of the world’s leading experts, the mint directors.

The 2016 Singapore International Coin Fair proved to be an unqualified success. The 3-day coin event from 1-3 April attracted thousands of visitors, and featured more than 100 different dealers and mints displaying their coins and banknotes.

The Monetary Authority of Singapore launched the 2014 Native Orchids of Singapore Coins. The coins are the fourth in a series that celebrates the beauty of over 200 species of orchids that once thrived in Singapore, some of which are still found in our forests today.

In August 2014, the Singapore Mint unveiled the Macau Lunar Goat, the eighth coin in the Macau Lunar Series, and the first convex coin with the Maitreya Buddha of Vietnam, the seventh issue of the Bhutan World Buddha Heritage Series.

The Singapore Mint recently unveiled the nation’s very first three-way interlocking puzzle coin, a milestone in Singapore’s minting history. The launch of the Puzzle Coin Set marks a unique addition to the Singapore Mint’s already widely-popular range of Lunar collectibles.