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.
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
NAAC2019 – State Library of NSW - It has been decided to hold the NAA biennial conference for 2019 at the State Library of NSW during the weekend of Saturday 6 – Sunday 7 April. Theer will be no Friday evening activity, registration will be on the… NAA 2019 Annual General Meeting - The 2019 NAA AGM will be held during the Association’s biennial conference (NAAC2019) in Sydney, commencing 16:30 on Saturday 6 April 2019. More details later of this and the conference. Season’s greeting to our sponsors - The Numismatic Association of Australia depends heavily on the generosity of our sponsors, without whom we would not be able to carry out our core activities of publishing an annual journal and running a biennial conference, both of international quality.… Michael Carter wins the 2018 Paul Simon Memorial Award - Congratulations to Michael Carter on his Paul Simon Memorial Award. Mike has been very active on the Queensland numismatic scene, with his active involvement in the Queensland Numismatic Society, Australian Numismatic Society Queensland Branch, Redcliffe Coin and Phonecard Club, and… Stokes & Sons - Various medal and badge manufactures produced value-added tokens for clubs and barbers. A new menu has been created for Stokes & Sons, and a submenu for dies from the Stokes archive. These will be progressively updated.
