1998: Melbourne, Australia
5th ICOMON Annual Conference
In Conjunction with the 18th ICOM General Conference
Proceedings of the ICOMON meetings, held in conjunction with the ICOM Conference, Melbourne (Australia, 10-16 October, 1998), ed. by Peter Lane and John Sharples. Melbourne, Numismatic Association of Australia, Inc, 2000. 117 p. (NAA Special publication, 2). (English).
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- Table of contents
- Foreword and Preface
- Richard Doty
Ophir reconsidered: the influence of precious-metal discoveries on numismatics and banking - Takashi Okubo
Mining frontiers and their impact on money: from the viewpoint of Japanese monetary history - William Bischoff
Gold rush: the first ten millennia - Trevor Hart
Banking in a new world: the beginnings of the ANZ Bank - Wang Dan
Exhibition on special subjects of Chinese money - Rasanubari Asmaramah Hj Baharum
The nature and underlying philosophy of the Bank Negara Malaysia Money Museum collection - Robert Hoge
Chinese numismatics in American museums - Roger McNeice
The circulation of the sicca rupee in Van Diemen’s Land - Elsa Lizalde Chávez
From pre-Columbian mediums of exchange in Mesoamerica to the first mintage in the New World - Eddie Butler-Bowdon
Bird of paradise iconography and Papua New Guinean national identity - Hortensia Von Roten
The creation of the Swiss franc - Thomas Lautz
Traditional money and cultural diversity: continuity and change in the Pacific region - Rafael Feria
Navigating the net: the Museo Casa de la Moneda experience - Gareth Williams
The “World of Money” CD-ROM - Marianne Danneel
Presenting the Euro to the museum public - Michael Alram
The numismatic project “Carnuntum” - Guenther Dembski
Security in numismatic collections & exhibitions - John Sharples
Numismatic iconography: creating a nation or future eating?
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