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Museum Work Experience

Museum Work Experience

An article by Undergraduate Student Cerys Robinson

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Biblical coins

Biblical coins

An article by Doctoral Candidate, Daniel Rignall.

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Establishing the Tudor sovereign

Establishing the Tudor sovereign

An article by Museum Director, Dr Kevin Clancy.

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Coronation

Coronation

An article by author and historian, Sir David Cannadine.

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Remembering  a Man Named Machin

Remembering a Man Named Machin

Article published in Fleur de Coin review in 1999.

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Memories of coin collecting

Memories of coin collecting

A guest blog from Museum Trustee, Lord Macpherson.

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On making change

On making change

Tom Hockenhull, Curator at The British Museum shares his highlights from a visit to our archives.

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'Mr Decimal'

'Mr Decimal'

Memories of Noel Moore's association with decimalisation.

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Quick Change

Quick Change

Preparing for decimalisation at Sainsbury’s Supermarkets.

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Early women coin collectors

Early women coin collectors

Most coin collectors have been men but a surprising number of women have built great collections.

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A gold medal for Sir John Soane

A gold medal for Sir John Soane

On 24 March 1835 Soane threw his house in Lincoln’s Inn Fields for a very special presentation.

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D-Day at Lloyds Bank

D-Day at Lloyds Bank

How did Lloyds bank cope with decimalisation? Find out in this article from Museum on the Mound.

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William Wyon & the Penny Black

William Wyon & the Penny Black

Penny Black, the world’s first adhesive postage stamp, is based on the work of the engraver William Wyon.

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A stamp of Royalty

A stamp of Royalty

Find out how the life and service of Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II was marked in stamps.

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Postage dues

Postage dues

Dr Paul Ramsay FRPSL explains The Royal Mint’s role in the production of postage stamps.

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The Royal Mint Museum and Research

The Royal Mint Museum and Research

Numismatist, Howard Hodgson shares his experiences of a research visit to the Royal Mint Museum archives.

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The Move to South Wales

The Move to South Wales

In 1966 the decision to adopt a decimal currency system, required the Mint to strike millions of decimal coins.

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First coins of the Irish Free State

First coins of the Irish Free State

When the Irish Free State emerged from British rule in 1922, new symbols were needed for stamps and coins.

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Hands on history

Hands on history

Find out what it's like to undertake work experience at the Royal Mint Museum in this blog by Jack Davis.

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Working at the Royal Mint Museum

Working at the Royal Mint Museum

PhD student, Beth Seaman, shares her experiences of a placement at the Royal Mint Museum.

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British Numismatic Society Internship

British Numismatic Society Internship

Find out more about what it's like to undertake an internship at the Royal Mint Museum from PhD student, Kerry Love.

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Wonderful Angels and the Healing Touch

Wonderful Angels and the Healing Touch

Find out more about the use of coins in medicine from PhD Student Beth Seaman.

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Defaced!

Defaced!

Richard Kelleher, Senior Curator at the Fitzwilliam Museum introduces Defaced! an exhibition exploring the history of protest through money.

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Beyond the Museum's Cabinets

Beyond the Museum's Cabinets

Numismatist, Barrie Renwick, FRCNA, FCNRS shares his experiences of the Museum's Information and Research support.

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