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Meanings of numismatics in English
The collection and study of money (and coins in particular)
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Examples for "numismatology"
Examples for "numismatology"
1
The Adelaide man's penchant for coin collecting began after he couldn't find a 5c coin dating back to 1972.
2
She'd checked out car washes, coin collecting, gardening, but she really knew so little about her tenant that no other terms had come to mind.
3
Earlier this year, a $1 coin made the news after it was listed on a coin collecting website for $4000, because of a minting mistake.
4
The highest price the coins have sold for, according to The Australian Coin Collecting Blog, was $2742.75 in 2016.
1
Otago Museum has an incredible Roman coin collection, one to rival international institutions.
2
He gave the box to Carter Sandoval to keep his coin collection in.
3
It held the coin collection with room to spare.
4
You were just going to take the coin collection.
5
He examined minutely every coin collection in Washington.
Usage of numismatics in English
1
I have become rather indifferent about numismatics, or, at least, about collecting coins.
2
Yes, a smattering of numismatics may come in handy, at times.
3
Or perhaps you didn't add a study of American history to your numismatics?
4
The miser at least collects coins; his hobby is numismatics.
5
Take my case; I was seventeen when I began to take an interest in numismatics.
6
My father, Ewen, and Kenton own a numismatics business.
7
The science of numismatics is, therefore, of Spanish origin.
8
Works on numismatics do not make a man rich.
9
My father-in-law has found in him a whole-hearted admirer, perhaps even a future pupil in numismatics.
10
The Interviewer was not an expert in numismatics.
11
Whether these are Bullion, collectable or modern numismatics they need to be bought and acquired over time.
12
For determining the date and the proper restoration of this work we have the fortunate help of numismatics.
13
He was a collector of rare books, an amateur in numismatics, and an antiquarian of the narrow-minded sort.
14
I have quoted Vicesimus Knox's complaint that the antiquarian spirit was spreading from architecture and numismatics into literature.
15
I am a speculator in rarities, and I have dealings with persons interested in numismatics all over the world.
16
Before his death he had been elected a member of all the prominent societies in numismatics, history, and archaeology throughout the world.
About this term
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Translations for numismatics
Russian
Portuguese
Catalan
Spanish
Numismatics through the time