Since 1912, the Rochester Numismatic Association has served the needs of coin collectors and dealers in Rochester and western New York. With over 110 members, the RNA meets twice monthly from September until June, in addition to sponsoring an annual Coin Show, banquet, and picnic. Meetings are now held the first and third Thursday of the month, starting at 8pm. Members typically show up around 7:30pm to socialize. The RNA is ANA Branch #2, and ANA Life Club #8. We are members of the American Numismatic Society, Canadian Numismatic Association, Empire State Numismatic Association, Token and Medal Society (TAMS), and the Rochester Museum and Science Center (RMSC).

The Buffalo Numismatic Association was founded in 1927, and is the most active numismatic organization in Western New York. They can boast two American Numismatic Association Conventions in 1930 & 1947. Four Meetings a year; 4th Thursday - Feb., May, Sept., Dec. Polish Falcons 445 Columbia Ave., Depew N.Y.(Fun, Friendship & Refreshments Provided) Monthly Coin & Stamp Bourse 3rd Sunday - Knights of Columbus, 2735 Union Rd., Cheektowaga N.Y. With almost 300 members, Annual Show 10/6 & 7/07 At The KofC. Junior Numismatic Boy & Girl Scouts work to earn there Coin Collecting Merit Badge. Also hosting a joint convention with the Niagara Frontier Coin Club - Gold & Silver Over Niagara Extravaganza!

The American Numismatic Association is a nonprofit educational organization dedicated to educating and encouraging people to study and collect money and related items. With nearly 32,000 members, the Association serves the academic community, collectors and the general public with an interest in numismatics. The ANA helps all people discover and explore the world of money through its vast array of programs including its education and outreach, museum, library, publications, conventions and seminars. For more information about the ANA, call 719.632.2646 or visit www.MONEY.org.

Specialising in the study of coins, medallic pieces, banknotes and related numismatic, pseudonumismatic and exonumismatic material issued by unrecognised states, alternative governments, rebel and secessionist groups, political associations, alternative currency promoters, chivalric orders, new country projects, micronations and related entities, commercial organisations, artists, writers, film makers, royal pretenders and exiles, fantasists and utopian visionaries.

The mission of the American Numismatic Society is to be the preeminent national institution advancing the study and appreciation of coins, medals and related objects of all cultures as historical and artistic documents, by maintaining the foremost numismatic collection and library, by supporting scholarly research and publications, and by sponsoring educational and interpretive programs for diverse audiences.

Membership is open to authors of numismatic books; publishers and editors of recognized numismatic periodicals or club publications in the numismatic field; staff writers or columnists of such periodicals; writers whose work has been published in such periodicals or club journals; published research numismatists; auction catalogers; curators of recognized numismatic museums; and others deemed worthy by the NLG Membership Committee.

The Orange County Ancient Coin Club (OCACC) was established in 2003 to provide a forum for collectors to share their hobby. OCACC members include those who just discovered the appeal of collecting ancient coins to those who have collected for many years. Members have published articles in the Celator and other numismatic periodicals.

The Ancient Coin Club of Los Angeles (ACCLA) was established in 1966 to advance the knowledge and study of ancient numismatics, ancient coins, and their history.

ACCLA members include people who collect ancient coins, people who are interested in ancient history and numismatics but who do not collect coins, and some very experienced numismatists with an extensive knowledge of the field. ACCLA members have had articles published in journals such as the Celator, and some member's coins have been featured as plate coins in important numismatic publications such as David Sear's new edition of Roman Coins and Their Values. ACTA ACCLA is ACCLA's online collection of informative, educational articles on ancient coins, numismatics, and ancient history written by ACCLA members.

The NASC is a major force in southern California numismatics, representing some three dozen member coin clubs and several hundred individual members. Including the participants of the member coin clubs we reach thousands on the southern California coin collecting scene. They've all discovered that the NASC is a unifying organization providing numismatic learning opportunities such as our visual education library, the coordination of program speakers for area coin clubs, and co-hosting the Golden State Coin Show - the major state level coin club oriented coin show in California. Material from our award winning publication, The Quarterly, containing articles on coin collecting, numismatic history, upcoming coin shows, and information on our member coin clubs, is also an important benefit to our members.

Medal Collectors of America (MCA) was founded in August 1998 at the Portland, Oregon, convention of the American Numismatic Association (ANA). Its primary purpose was to serve COLLECTORS of world and U.S. art and historical medals. MCA would bring together those interested in collecting, research and publication of research concerning art and historical medals.

Every year since 1913 the Rochester Numismatic Association has issued a medal commemorating the previous year's president. Also, there are many other issues by the RNA. This gallery is a work-in-progress. It contains all the RNA Presidential Medals and some of the other issues.

This museum features a portrait gallery of Roman emperors and their families from the late Roman republic to the end of the western Roman Empire, both on coins and in sculpture. Pieces of art in marble and metal. In addition you will find Roman historical coins; countermarks on Roman coins; legionary stamps on Roman bricks; Roman military diplomas; Roman military equipment; officials, provinces, buildings, animals, gods & mintmarks on Roman coins. Shorter sections cover Greek and Celtic coinage, and also the Byzantine Empire.

In 1973 Archeology & Museum unit was set up in the Department of Archives in Goa and thereafter a small Museum was opened for public on 29th Sept 1977 in a rented building at St. Inez. After construction of the present building the museum was shifted to this new museum complex at Patto which was inaugurated by the President of India on 18th June 1996.

Goa, a tiny emerald land on the west coast of India, the 25th State in the Union of States of India, was liberated from Portuguese rule in 1961. It was part of Union territory of Goa, Daman & Diu till 30 May 1987 when it was carved out to form a separate State.

Numismatics is the study of coins. It is important for the study of history, especially ancient history. It confirms, modifies and even amplifies history. To a great extent the political and economic history of a country is constructed by numismatics and historical facts are very often corroborated or rejected by numismatic findings. Many facts connected with administration, historical geography and religious history of ancient India are revealed to us by numismatics.

The Government Museum, Chennai has a rich collection of the ancient, mediaeval and modern Indian coins, gold, silver, copper, lead, potin and billion. Besides these there is a representative collection of foreign coinage.

The Numismatic Gallery has been redesigned with big models of rare Coins so that even the minute details can be seen. An acrylic board with built in lighting has been used to display both sides of the Coin. Big scale models on fibreboard attractively display minute details of the coins and also give their description. Such technologies are first use for this country.

Every year I purchase millions of dollars of rare U.S. coins and paper money, often in direct competition with the largest national firms. I pay in full, up front and guarantee your complete satisfaction. My national reputation for the highest standards of fairness and honesty and for always paying top prices is well known.

TRAVIS NUMISMATIC DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY is a place where I share photography of coins which are in my personal collection. I have a strong understanding of the coin business, as I was a numismatic consultant for more than fifteen years in North Carolina. In 2004 I moved to California, where I am employed with a well known numismatic auction firm as a cataloger / photographer. My areas of interest encompass coinage of the 18th century and earlier to ancient classical issues. I also have an interest in early types of barter items.

The Pacific Northwest Numismatic Association (PNNA) is a regional organization for numismatists - persons who study, collect, or deal with coins, paper money, tokens and medals. The PNNA is proud to present pnna.org, our home on the World Wide Web! Our site is updated frequently to bring you the most accurate and up-to-date information available about numismatics in the Pacific Northwest. PNNA members are also available to help answer your questions about numismatics.

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