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New Book on Numismatic Author Dr. Arthur Andrews
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The Mystery of the Melbourne & Hobsons Bay Railway Medallion
Listed in Carlisle[1] as M/6 the Melbourne & Hobsons Bay Railway commemorative medallion is an interesting and somewhat familiar piece. Interesting in that many sources, including Carlisle and […]
The End of an Era
As I opened my latest Status International auction catalogue I was dismayed to learn that after over 40 years I.S.Wright are literally closing shop in Melbourne. The shop at 241 Lonsdale Street […]
Castlemaine’s New Currency is Down to Earth
The Victorian town of Castlemaine has launched its own currency to support local businesses. The Silver Wattle coins are made from local clay and are designed by local artists to reflect the […]
Western Money Fair Set to Return in 2022
The successful Western Money fair is set to return in May of this year. The event will alternate between the Werribee Masonic Hall (just down the road from the previous venue) and the Geelong […]
Rare Victorian Cross on Display at Melbourne Museum
After the success of the pop up display of the 1887 5 pound coin at Melbourne Museum last month, the museum has again responded with a short term display of 3 military medals for Anzac Day, including […]

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  NAAC2019
  8:50 amState Library of NSW, Sydney
  The 8th Numismatic Association of Australia biennial conference will be held at the State Library of NSW during the weekend of Saturday 6 – Sunday 7 April. There will be no Friday evening activity, registration will commence at 8.00am on the Saturday morning with the opening ceremony at 8.50am, the last talk on the Saturday will finish in time for the NAA AGM to commence at 4.30pm, and the conference dinner will be held on the Saturday evening. The Sunday sessions will run from 10am to 4.30pm. Speakers are in the process of being invited and there will be a dedicated conference website.