| It seems entirely reasonable to predict that the numismatic value of the first coins ever minted with extraterrestrial metals will skyrocket. |
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| It was compared to a copper trial struck from the die, and carefully examined by several numismatic professionals. |
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| Hendlin, for his part, corroborates some of my observations and adds some of his own, drawing on his vast experience in numismatic science. |
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| Several speakers presented interesting numismatic topics, and several educational games took place. |
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| In the numismatic section of the museum, coins of ancient and British India, and those of other countries are on display. |
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| The reason for the change in formulation is that numismatic specialists and antiquarians insisted that coins had to be made of metal. |
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| There are only so many that can be mounted and framed without making his sitting room look like the British Museum's numismatic collection. |
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| The Celtic sources are a few burials, some numismatic evidence, infrequent inscriptions and figurines, and Celtic loan words in Latin. |
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| Here Pukes draws widely on numismatic evidence to show that the titles and authority granted to Christ challenge those claimed by the Emperor. |
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| He also struck the largest known gold coin from the ancient world, a numismatic masterpiece weighing 20 staters. |
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| Spink, a numismatic firm established in 1666, conducted the auction with 832 lots representing banknotes from 150 countries. |
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| With this, he appeared to dismiss out of hand the potential numismatic and heritage interest of any coins and bullion that might be recovered. |
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| This numismatic and thus chronometrically valid distinction, however, could be useful regardless of whether the two brothers used the same or different passes. |
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| For example, in 2004 the Mint will introduce new restrictions on mintage numbers for numismatic products. |
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| Do not report a sale of currencies or precious metal in the form of jewellery, works of art, or numismatic coins. |
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| The numismatics business line comprises two businesses: numismatic coins and giftables. |
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| The advent of the Internet spawned an entirely new culture of numismatic collectors. |
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| Classification of these issues remains one of the most formidable numismatic problems. |
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| Such coins are not, for the purpose of this Directive, considered to be sold for numismatic interest. |
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| In 2004, the Museum won a Canadian Numismatic Association Award for its outstanding contribution to numismatic education in Canada. |
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| Preserve Canadian heritage and values through the production of circulation and numismatic coins. |
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| Although the attribution to Perikles is mistaken, the ivory medium is consistent with details of the statue given in numismatic evidence and ancient literary sources. |
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| Louis Jordan, a historian with a strong interest in numismatic issues, has written what is undoubtedly the definitive history of Massachusetts' seventeenth-century mint. |
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| Perhaps, if anything, a kind of lonely, almost janitorial figure in a museum's basement, making sure the Sumerian cuneiforms were dusted and that the numismatic department remained un-plundered. |
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| The museum will also take care of the identification, analysis of the numismatic coins, as well as their inventory. |
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| Another is the House of Mayorazgo, which was built in the early years of the city and holds one of Peru's greatest numismatic collections. |
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| Implemented in the fall of 2001, data mart statistical reporting was critical to the Mint's achievement of numismatic sales levels in the last quarter of the year. |
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| It is also an industry with a tangible numismatic legacy in the form of tokens and tickets that were once used by customers to purchase dairy products. |
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| In our audit of the Royal Canadian Mint for the year ended 31 December 1980, we noted that the Corporation had entered into agreements with foreign distributors for the promotion and sale of Canadian numismatic coins. |
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| The 20th century saw an even greater widening of the coin-collecting fraternity, with the establishment of coin shows, numismatic conventions, international conferences, academic symposia, and a proliferation of local clubs. |
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| Archaeologists who specialise in numismatics criticise their archaeological brethren because numismatic items are almost never published, properly excavated or recorded. |
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| Outlook: Growth in numismatic and giftable revenues continues to depend upon the Mint's ability to develop products that appeal to collectors and to effectively market those products. |
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| They can be found in historic, decorative arts, numismatic, military, religious, municipal, outdoor art, archaeological, agricultural, industrial, and science and technology collections. |
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| He was more sympathetic to Rome than his father had been, and based on numismatic evidence styled himself rex, implying client kingship status under the Empire. |
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| In some cases the grade and mintages of business strike coins can affect their value, so that they are considered numismatic rather than bullion items. |
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| The British Museum is home to one of the world's finest numismatic collections, comprising about a million objects, including coins, medals, tokens and paper money. |
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| He was a forty year member of The American Numismatic and The New England Numismatic Societies. |
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| Serious coin collectors, known as numismatists, generally tend toward currency that is no longer in circulation, said American Numismatic Association president Ed Rochette. |
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| The Tyneside Numismatic Society is celebrating its 60th anniversary with a display of coins and banknotes at the Literary and Philosophical Society in Newcastle. |
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| On 1 August, the state started to release its own postal stamps, under the authority of the Philatelic and Numismatic Office of the Vatican City State. |
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