An Chance to Expand Your Vintage Coin Collection

Bengaluru has a chance to see many vintage coins which will be put on public display as part of the 9th National Numismatic Exhibition (NNE), conducted by Marudhar Arts. The exhibition will be held from February 23rd to 25th, 2018.



The event will take place at Shikshak Sadan, Bannappa Park Road, Cubbonpete, Nagarathpete, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560002.

Important Events in this 9th NNE

Inauguration and Lamp Lighting of the Exhibition by Mr. Rezwan Razack
Chairman - Indian Bank Note Society - India Chapter
Co - Author - Indian Paper Money
Author - One Rupee One Hundred Years 1917-2017
Time and Date : 10.00 AM, Friday, 23rd February 2018

Academic Session by Centre of Indian Numismatic Studies (CIIS) on Brahmi Script Workshop. 
Time and Date : 3.00 PM to 5.00 PM, 23rd February 2018. Just 40 Seats, first come first basis

Book launch ceremony on "Coins in Modern India" - Amit Rai Jain
Time and Date : 11.00 AM, 25th February 2018.

Award Distribution of the Event
Valentine Celebrations in Numismatics on Completing the Journey of 100 Years of 1 Rupee
Date : 25th February | 11.30 AM on wards.

This exhibition promises not only a visual treat of historical coins but also enriching academic sessions and engaging events for numismatic enthusiasts. Don't miss this unique opportunity to delve into the fascinating world of coins in Bengaluru.

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