Welcome to the Numismatic Association of Australia
The Numismatic Association of Australia acts as a united voice for all the major State numismatic organisations in Australia and has close ties with the Royal Numismatic Society of New Zealand and those Australian public institutions with numismatic collections. The NAA publishes an annual journal of international standard that covers all forms of currency and medals, and holds a biennial conference. Membership is made up of collectors, dealers, academics and museum numismatists, and is open to individuals and institutions in Australia and overseas.
canadian pharmacy cytotec The NAA follows the policy of museums and other public institutions in Australia, and does not value coins, medals or banknotes, nor does it give any opinion as to whether they are genuine.
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Latest Postings
Annual General Meeting - The Annual General Meeting of the Numismatic Association of Australia will be held in Sydney on Monday 16 April 2018, commencing 1pm, at I S Wright, 64 Parramatta Rd, Forest Lodge Ph (02)9264 7555. All members are welcome to attend… Barrie Newman wins 2017 Paul Simon Memorial Award - Congratulations to Barrie Newman on his Paul Simon Memorial Award. Barrie has a unique profile in Australian numismatics; he runs the Adelaide Mint (producing medals), is very active in the Numismatic Society of South Australia, and Barrie plays a key… A numismatic history from Peter Lane - The new publication The Coin Cabinet by Peter Lane, edited by Walter Bloom, was launched at the NAAC2017 welcome on Friday evening (20 October 2017). The Coin Cabinet is a cultural history of the numismatic collection of the Art Gallery… NAAC2017 a success! - Our seventh biennial conference was held at the Royal Society of Victoria in Melbourne during the weekend (21-22 October 2017) and was very much enjoyed by all. Highlights of the conference were the welcome at the RACV Club, the range… University of Sydney public lecture - Dr Gil Davis, Director of the Program for Ancient Mediterranean Studies at Macquarie University, will be giving a public lecture The Origins of Money: Silver Sources in the Ancient World at Sydney University on 13 September 2017 commencing 6.30 pm.…
