archive of documents

a coin-podcast

The MoneyMuseum Book Collection

of Switzerland.

on the 50 Pfennig Coins in German Postwar Period

of 16th Century Coinage in Ferrara and France

c. 2000 BC to 1960 AD

a coin podcast

- The Copper Coins of Ancient Japan

- the Dollar of the Middle Ages

in Iconography between Sun God and Christ

This video shows why this great currency fell apart.

a picture tour

a coin tour

Coins of the Roman Republic mirror a time when money, politics, commerce and war collided.

The Conflict of Investitures was not only a matter of clerical authority, but also of money.

by Lukas M. Schneider

Louis XIV of France, the Sun King balanced his state budget by means of a housekeeping book ....

of the MoneyMuseum

Saint Augustine of Hippo (354-430) experiences an identity crisis.

a coin tour

Russia and the terror crisis under Czar Alexanders II. (1855-1881)

Conquering Delphi, claiming Apollo

The legendary wealth of king Kroesus is still known today ....

Features of the Human Face on Coins

a coin tour

Change of Climate as trigger

- the Father of the First Single Currency a coin tour

Quiz questions to money and general knowledge - as app for your smart phone.

5th Century B.C. Athens

for the Middle East by Arnold Hottinger

An analysis on social justice

– from Gustav Vasa until Today

a video podcast

- Turning Their Back on the Continent

von der Renaissance bis zur Moderne

- Japan’s Road to the Yen

a podcast of the year in 1527

Collection MoneyMuseum

A coin named "Waserthaler" and a mayor who was thought to have betrayed his hometown. Not true – read the truth.

Johannes Pistorius (1546-1608)

Silver was incredibly precious in the early Middle Ages. How it was extracted, we see in Melle.

Augsburg‘s bloom till 1618, tax rolls reflect its decline since the Thirty Years‘ War

The MoneyMuseum Book Collection

minted its own Large Silver Coins on Tyrolean Model in 1494 A.D.

a coin tour

and humanistic tradition deciphered on the Dollar-bill

Diadoch in Macedonia, Greece and Asia c. 290 B.C.

Milan between 1412 and 1447

a pictoure tour

a picture tour

- Money in different Forms

- the Basis for Everyday Money

Terror - the beginning of political murder.

a coin tour

a course on the symbolism of the sunflower

from the French Role Model with explicit Alpine Connotation and Democratic Topics

a picture tour

a picture tour

... in the Holy Roman Empire, 1150

discrete centre of transaction networks and communication

a picture tour

and his Favourite Province mirrored by Coins

a video podcast

in Classical Antiquity

of the MoneyMuseum

A picture tour by Ursula Kampmann

- Islamic Money

a coin tour

Bars of precious metal as Currency, Precursor of coined money and to store Wealth

15 stories

two examples

why it remained singular in Venetian Coinage

eine Bildertour

a picture tour

19th century Germany was bothered by many different currencies. Here, you learn how they became one.

a coin tour

The bloody end of the Staufer and the conquest of Sicily.

a view from history

To search and download on moneymuseum.com

an exhibition at the MoneyMuseum

a coin tour

... how athletes were honored during the era of the Roman Empire

In the second half of the 17th century, Scotland became part of the UK

... as Business Cards of Switzerland

Brief Survey of the Monetary History of the United States

- Respectable and Trustworthy

The search for Aesillas leads us to the means the Romans used to conquer Asia Minor.

a coin tour

a picture tour

trying to modernize Russia - and fell Victim to the troubled Times

from his Stress Syndrome and dedicated coins to Asclepius of Pergamum

Texts and pictures of the most important currencies from Antiquity, the Middle Ages and Modern Times

a video podcast

Nero‘s Propaganda

Exhibition MoneyMuseum

- Traditional Money in Africa a picture tour

Book Collection MoneyMuseum

About the four Functions and manifold Forms of Money

a picture tour

of the MoneyMuseum

a picture tour

- from the Vikings until today

by Marcus Junkelmann

Hammer and sickle in the Austrian coat of arms?

- the Thinnest Coins of Monetary History

a video podcast

Coins from Pavia, 295 AD

Where did the meat come from which was consumed in medieval Nuremberg?

of Akragas of 406 B.C.

a coin tour

a coin tour

She was a stunner. Daughter of an emperor, hostage and widow of a Gothic king ...

beautiful High Relief Coinage

A picture tour by Calista Fischer

Image as Successor of Augustus and Agrippa

- The Yen

a coin tour

a coin tour

The MoneyMuseum Book Collection

of the MoneyMuseum

a coin tour

a picture tour

Horse Chariot and Arethusa