The British Museum: Has one of the world's largest coin collections, displaying coins from ancient to present times. The London Mint Office: Interprets British currency history and presents exhibitions.
Visitors can take guided tours of the Austrian Mint, which makes high-quality coins. The Kunsthistorisches Museum has a vast numismatic collection.
The Vatican Museum has a large collection of Roman and Greek coins. Capitoline Museums: exhibit Roman coins and other relics and sculptures.
The Numismatic Museum of Athens explores coinage history with its enormous collection of ancient Greek coins. Monastiraki Flea Market: Coin collectors can uncover rare items among antique dealers.
The Bode Museum has coins and medals from the Roman Empire to modern Germany. The annual Berlin Coin Fair draws collectors and dealers from throughout the world.
Nihonbashi: Antique shops sell old yen and historical currencies. The vast exhibits at the Bank of Japan Currency Museum reveal Japanese currency history.
The American Numismatic Society Museum: Has a large coin and medal collection focusing on American numismatic history. The Stack's Bowers Galleries: Auctions and exhibits rare coins and cash from around the world.
coin manufacture and numismatic collections. The Musée Carnavalet displays French coins and medals and Parisian antiquities.
The Israel Museum has a numismatic collection of ancient Israeli and nearby coins. Collectors can locate historical coins and treasures from Jerusalem's history at the Old City Market.