Art on Coins - India & the World

This is an exhibition of artistic ancient coins, currency, and stamps at the National Centre of the Performing Arts (NCPA) in Mumbai. The collection showcases art in various forms, including portraits, scripts, and representations of nature and culture.


Mr. Mohit Kapoor, the South Asia Regional Secretary for the Oriental Numismatic Society, whose Journal is edited from London, will be the Guest of Honour for the event. Mohit, who co-authored the book "Nawabs & Kings of Awadh and its Coinage," holds a Master's Degree in Numismatics and Archaeology. As a Director at the Pune-based Auction Firm, Imperial Auctions, he also leads the Center of India Numismatic Studies (COINS) to disseminate numismatic knowledge.

Other highlights of the event include "Learn Ancient Script on Coin," "Coin Expert Speak," and "Read & Refer books." A model of Vasai Fort will be on display, featuring exhibits from the collections of historian and coin researcher Pascal Roque Lopes, international coin exhibitor Sanjay Joshi, and ancient script expert Tejasweinee Sachin Pathak.

Date: 27th Oct to 29th Oct 2018 (12:00 noon to 6:00 pm), Free Entry.

Venue:
Piramal Art Gallery,
National Centre of the Performing Arts, NCPA Marg,
Nariman Point, Mumbai 400021

In addition to this event, numerous other coin-related gatherings and exhibitions are scheduled across India. These events provide enthusiasts and collectors with valuable opportunities to explore diverse aspects of numismatics, engage in educational activities, and expand their knowledge of coins and currency. Whether you're interested in historical coins, commemorative releases, or ancient script deciphering, the vibrant numismatic community in India offers a plethora of enriching experiences for enthusiasts of all levels. Stay tuned for upcoming events and immerse yourself in the fascinating world of coins.

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