Monica our Secretary is a great historical archaeologist. She has written numerous historical and numismatic articles, some of…
So you have developed an interest in coins, banknotes, medals or badges and want to know what to…
Here is a small section from an article that appeared in the Australian Coin and Banknote Magazine for…
On 15th February the Reserve Bank of Australia revealed the design for the new $50 note to be…
THE BEGINNING In AD 622 Muhammad, the prophet of Islam, moved from his home town, Mecca, to join…
Tradesmans tokens were an important part of the currency mix in Australia during the middle of the 19th…
Bills of Exchange are promissory notes that can be transferred to other holders. They were used extensively in…
At an MNS April meeting in 2010 a member showed a common World War I service medal and…
After the Opium Wars in the 1840’s China was forced to open some of its territory to foreign…
This is a large copper follis (35mm, 18.5g) from the Byzantine Empire. It was issued under the emperor…
Silver grosso of Giovanni Dandolo, Doge of Venice from 1280 to 1289 The silver grosso was introduced in…
This little copper coin is called a Jital. It was made in 618AH (about 1220AD) in what was…
The Sydney Mint half sovereigns were popular among collectors during the gold boom of the 1970’s. They are…
The 1792 Silver Center Cent is an iconic US coin. It is believed to be the first coin…
This note turned up on Ebay recently. The seller spoke to a dealer who thought it might be…
The series of US commemorative half dollars struck between 1892 and 1954 has never really sparked the imagination…
Here is another English silver penny of Edward III: It was struck in 1361-9 during a treaty/truce in the…
Edward III Penny Obverse Edward III Penny Reverse This is an English silver penny struck in 1356, the…
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