Numismatic Publications
Part 1 of the 3rd edition of Leon Morel’s catalogue of NZ commemorative medals 1865-1940 is now available from the Royal Numismatic Society of New Zealand’s website. This section covers the issues produced in 1939-40 for the Centennial and Centennial … Continued
The latest issue of the Victorian Numismatic Newsletter is available for download. Just click on the cover above to access the PDF version. In this issue we go back to the 80’s to look at Hardy Brothers the jewellers and … Continued
The third issue of the Victorian Numismatic Newsletter (VNN) is now available. While we may be staying at home for some time to come this newsletter takes us on a trip from Hong Kong to Cuba the long way round … Continued
Issue 2 of our occasional newsletter is available to download here.
As many of us are spending much more time at home you’ll probably need some new reading material before too long. To help while away those isolation hours the NAV has opened access to all available back issues of our … Continued
Volume 3, No. 1 of the VNJ is now available to Members through the Member Page. In this edition we look at the first Viking King of England, Sweyn Forkbeard. There’s also examine the Melbourne City Council’s numismatic collection and … Continued
The first results on an on-going project to document the history of organised numismatics in Victoria are now available through the NAV’s Website. The Vault is a collection of items of historic interest relating to numismatic societies of the state … Continued
The Australian Numismatist Archives, which are only currently only accessible to members of Victorian numismatic societies from the Member Page, have been updated with new content. This includes some Journals from the early 1980s, including the Special Issue from 1984 … Continued
Members of Victorian Numismatic societies should be receiving their latest copy of the Victorian Numismatic Journal (VNJ) over the next week or so. This edition come in at over 80 pages, and for the first time is in full colour. … Continued
