marți, 19 februarie 2013
Targ de antichitati la Iasi
La fiecare sfârșit de lună, în ultima sâmbătă și duminică, are loc la
Palas Mall Iași „ Târgul de antichități ". Acest târg adună colecționari
din România și străinătate și este un regal al obiectelor de artă
decorativă.
Si in acest week-end va fi targ.
sâmbătă, 9 februarie 2013
Monedă dedicată bisericii de lemn Sfinţii Arhangheli din Rogoz
BNR va pune în circulaţie o monedă din argint
dedicată aniversării a 350 de ani de la înălţarea bisericii de lemn
Sfinţii Arhangheli din Rogoz, Maramureş.
Moneda va fi pusă în vânzare de luni, 11 februarie 2013, într-un tiraj de 500 de bucăți.
Cu o valoare nominală de 10 lei, preţul de vânzare, fără TVA, pentru
moneda din argint și broşura de prezentare, este de 370 lei.
Aversul monedei prezintă imaginea bisericii de lemn Sfinţii
Arhangheli din Rogoz, stema României, valoarea nominală de „10 lei”,
anul de emisiune „2013” şi inscripţia „Romania”.
Reversul monedei redă icoana Sfintei Treimi din absida altarului
bisericii Sfinţii Arhangheli din Rogoz şi inscripţiile „monumente de
arta medievală creștina”, „Biserica Sfinții Arhangheli Rogoz” şi anul
înălţării „1663”.
joi, 7 februarie 2013
Targ de arta si antichitati la Tg Mures
vineri, 1 februarie 2013
10 milioane dolari pentru o moneda de 1 dolar
10,016,875 dolari este pretul cu care s-a vandut pe 24 ianuarie 2013 o moneda de 1 dolar din argint din 1794, asa numitul Flowing Hair silver dollar, la casa de licitatii americana Stack’s Bowers Galleries, USA-New York. Mai multe puteti afla de pe http://www.coinsweekly.com/en/Review-auction/10?&id=1320.
Atentie colectionari! Se fura!
Redam mai jos o stire despre furtul unor monede, medalii, bancnote si antichitati de la un dealer din Londra. Ne-am gandit ca poate apar pe la noi la vanzare (avand in minte recentul caz al tablourile furate de compatrioti de-ai nostri dintr-un muzeu din Olanda) si-l putem ajuta pe englez sa-si recupereze o parte din paguba.
"Theft of coins, medals, banknotes and antiquities in LondonJanuary 31, 2013 – London-based coin and medals dealer Peter Morris has announced a theft of coins, medals, banknotes and antiquities in the night of Saturday/Sunday, January 12th/13th, 2013. The crime report (temporary - CHS 1515/13.1.2013) was made to Bromley Police Station. This is a list of the stolen items.
Coins
Abafil black case with 21 trays, containing:
5 guineas 1701 VF, hint of mount marks at 3 and 9 o’c
Henry VIII angel (S.2265) mm castle
Edward VI half-sovereign (S.2438) mm Y
Guinea 1789, VF+, holed
Mix of sovereigns (about 25, from YH shield-back to 2013)
1820 sovereign, GVF, with obverse scratches
Mix of half-sovereigns (about 7, from YH to 2012).
Roman silver and bronze coins, on 4 trays, mostly as per website listing;
almost all with Robert Sharman’s hand-written tickets.
Tray of about 40 Greek silver coins, again all with Mr Sharman’s tickets.
GB Hammered silver coins, nearly 80, all with hand-written tickets, as above.
British silver coins – 2 trays of Crowns, 4 trays of half-crowns, 1 tray of florins, 3 trays of shillings, and 3 trays of sixpences – all on same hand-written tickets – all dated from Charles II to Victoria. (Half-crowns included Edward VII with 2 lower grade 1905).
Foreign coins – housed in 4 Windmill No 1 4-ring binders, classified in alphabetical order, all in individual hartberger card holders, and most with hand-written descriptions by Mr Sharman. (Most as per website listing).
100 Victorian silver crowns, JH and OH, in plastic bag in blue coin box. GF/AVF
4 green plastic bowls with cheaper foreign coins (£1 to £3 each) total about 1,000.
GB Proof sovereigns and half-sovereigns, in case of issue. (1982, 1986..)
Set of 18 proof silver crowns – 2009/10: Celebration of Britain, I large black Royal Mint box.
3 x undated 20p coins, each in Hartberger labelled cards.
Two German 1927A 3 Reichsmark Centenary coins.
Medals
Coindex box with about 40 campaign medals, (many as per website) including:
Davison’s Nile medal in bronze, Army of India/bar Ava: erased, Burma medal in faded gilt-silver set old top pin, Crimea medal/bar Sebastopol unnamed, New Zealand medal to Joseph Whitehead, Afghanistan medal/3 bars – Charasia, Kabul, Kandahar to Cpl Th Purves, Egypt medals, India GSM/3 bars to Malik Din, 2 bars to Serjt Fogerty, 2 bars to Pte J Drewett, several QSAs …
WW1 DCM to J Byrne – RW Fus, WW1 MM and trio to Cpl W Dick-RFA, pair to Jobling, as Naval GSM/bar Yangste with UN Korea, plus full paperwork, QSA/trio Dorset/Beds plus WW2 medals to Father and Son Langdale, Falklands medal with CSM/ Northern Ireland to A.C.C., India medal/bar Jowaki plus Afghanistan medal to Sepoy Bukha, Boer War pair to Pte Gregory, another to Pte G Tyler, Royal Scots with paperwork.. Operational Services medal/bar Afghanistan to L/Cpl Louth, PWRR, Accumulated Campaign service medal to URE, Scots Guards,
WW2 group with Air Efficiency medal Geo VI to Rutland.; Re-named Waterloo medal to Lieut. Weston (?) 34th Regt of Foot plus papers.
German WW2 War merit medals, a bag of 40 pieces, with separate ribbons.
Banknotes
Housed in 2 Lindner albums (one cream, one green) with a range of British banknotes, classified by denomination and signature - White Fivers, one Naples forgery White, £20, £10, £5, £1 and 10/-; many as per website.
Individual notes (about 8) – all Bradbury or Warren-Fisher £1 and 10/- each with Bonham’s label. (As listed), includes Dardenelles overprinted 10/-
Antiquities
Roman oil-lamps, about 16 in total, all illustrated on website, and numbered from 2 to 20. (Including 2 erotic lamps and one featuring charioteer and quadriga).
2 deluxe abafil trays with a selection of minor bronze artefacts, including small grey metal bell (6 cms), celtic horse and separate rider, dagger chapes, medieval rings, hooks and attachments. (perhaps 30+ pieces in all)
Roman glass bottles, as described and illustrated on website (B2 to 11), all measuring from 5cms to 13 cms tall.
Chinese – pair of Ming horses and attached attendants (17cms tall), housed in padded blue box; Ming green glazed table set with 15 items of ‘food’ (26 x 17cms and 24cms high); another set 8 items of food – pig’s head, duck & fish (21 x 13cms and 21 cms tall). First table housed in large padded box.
For further information or if you can help Peter Morris with tracking any of these stolen objects, please see his contact details on the website of Peter Morris."
"Theft of coins, medals, banknotes and antiquities in LondonJanuary 31, 2013 – London-based coin and medals dealer Peter Morris has announced a theft of coins, medals, banknotes and antiquities in the night of Saturday/Sunday, January 12th/13th, 2013. The crime report (temporary - CHS 1515/13.1.2013) was made to Bromley Police Station. This is a list of the stolen items.
Coins
Abafil black case with 21 trays, containing:
5 guineas 1701 VF, hint of mount marks at 3 and 9 o’c
Henry VIII angel (S.2265) mm castle
Edward VI half-sovereign (S.2438) mm Y
Guinea 1789, VF+, holed
Mix of sovereigns (about 25, from YH shield-back to 2013)
1820 sovereign, GVF, with obverse scratches
Mix of half-sovereigns (about 7, from YH to 2012).
Roman silver and bronze coins, on 4 trays, mostly as per website listing;
almost all with Robert Sharman’s hand-written tickets.
Tray of about 40 Greek silver coins, again all with Mr Sharman’s tickets.
GB Hammered silver coins, nearly 80, all with hand-written tickets, as above.
British silver coins – 2 trays of Crowns, 4 trays of half-crowns, 1 tray of florins, 3 trays of shillings, and 3 trays of sixpences – all on same hand-written tickets – all dated from Charles II to Victoria. (Half-crowns included Edward VII with 2 lower grade 1905).
Foreign coins – housed in 4 Windmill No 1 4-ring binders, classified in alphabetical order, all in individual hartberger card holders, and most with hand-written descriptions by Mr Sharman. (Most as per website listing).
100 Victorian silver crowns, JH and OH, in plastic bag in blue coin box. GF/AVF
4 green plastic bowls with cheaper foreign coins (£1 to £3 each) total about 1,000.
GB Proof sovereigns and half-sovereigns, in case of issue. (1982, 1986..)
Set of 18 proof silver crowns – 2009/10: Celebration of Britain, I large black Royal Mint box.
3 x undated 20p coins, each in Hartberger labelled cards.
Two German 1927A 3 Reichsmark Centenary coins.
Medals
Coindex box with about 40 campaign medals, (many as per website) including:
Davison’s Nile medal in bronze, Army of India/bar Ava: erased, Burma medal in faded gilt-silver set old top pin, Crimea medal/bar Sebastopol unnamed, New Zealand medal to Joseph Whitehead, Afghanistan medal/3 bars – Charasia, Kabul, Kandahar to Cpl Th Purves, Egypt medals, India GSM/3 bars to Malik Din, 2 bars to Serjt Fogerty, 2 bars to Pte J Drewett, several QSAs …
WW1 DCM to J Byrne – RW Fus, WW1 MM and trio to Cpl W Dick-RFA, pair to Jobling, as Naval GSM/bar Yangste with UN Korea, plus full paperwork, QSA/trio Dorset/Beds plus WW2 medals to Father and Son Langdale, Falklands medal with CSM/ Northern Ireland to A.C.C., India medal/bar Jowaki plus Afghanistan medal to Sepoy Bukha, Boer War pair to Pte Gregory, another to Pte G Tyler, Royal Scots with paperwork.. Operational Services medal/bar Afghanistan to L/Cpl Louth, PWRR, Accumulated Campaign service medal to URE, Scots Guards,
WW2 group with Air Efficiency medal Geo VI to Rutland.; Re-named Waterloo medal to Lieut. Weston (?) 34th Regt of Foot plus papers.
German WW2 War merit medals, a bag of 40 pieces, with separate ribbons.
Banknotes
Housed in 2 Lindner albums (one cream, one green) with a range of British banknotes, classified by denomination and signature - White Fivers, one Naples forgery White, £20, £10, £5, £1 and 10/-; many as per website.
Individual notes (about 8) – all Bradbury or Warren-Fisher £1 and 10/- each with Bonham’s label. (As listed), includes Dardenelles overprinted 10/-
Antiquities
Roman oil-lamps, about 16 in total, all illustrated on website, and numbered from 2 to 20. (Including 2 erotic lamps and one featuring charioteer and quadriga).
2 deluxe abafil trays with a selection of minor bronze artefacts, including small grey metal bell (6 cms), celtic horse and separate rider, dagger chapes, medieval rings, hooks and attachments. (perhaps 30+ pieces in all)
Roman glass bottles, as described and illustrated on website (B2 to 11), all measuring from 5cms to 13 cms tall.
Chinese – pair of Ming horses and attached attendants (17cms tall), housed in padded blue box; Ming green glazed table set with 15 items of ‘food’ (26 x 17cms and 24cms high); another set 8 items of food – pig’s head, duck & fish (21 x 13cms and 21 cms tall). First table housed in large padded box.
For further information or if you can help Peter Morris with tracking any of these stolen objects, please see his contact details on the website of Peter Morris."
Swiss Electronic Academic Library Service
Redau o stire asa cum am gasit-o. Fiind vorba despre o baza de informatii utile pentru pasiunea noastra si nu numai, sper sa bucure pe cititorii acestui blog.
"Schweizerische Numismatische Rundschau available online
January 31, 2013 – Swiss Electronic Academic Library Service (SEALS) has digitalised numerous academic journals making them available online for free. You can search all journals ranging from computer science to religion to chemistry. But, of course, you can find in particular numismatic journals like Schweizer Numismatische Rundschau. Generally most recent issues of the last couple of years are reserved to subscribers, but the rest of them is accessible to everybody.
If you want to browse through the general SEALS catalogue click here. http://retro.seals.ch/digbib/en/home".
Spor la cautat si citi.
"Schweizerische Numismatische Rundschau available online
January 31, 2013 – Swiss Electronic Academic Library Service (SEALS) has digitalised numerous academic journals making them available online for free. You can search all journals ranging from computer science to religion to chemistry. But, of course, you can find in particular numismatic journals like Schweizer Numismatische Rundschau. Generally most recent issues of the last couple of years are reserved to subscribers, but the rest of them is accessible to everybody.
If you want to browse through the general SEALS catalogue click here. http://retro.seals.ch/digbib/en/home".
Spor la cautat si citi.
Targul colectionarilor la Suceava
Târgul Colecţionarilor – Tradiţionala întâlnire a colecţionarilor şi
buchiniştilor cu publicul bucovinean are loc în Iulius Mall Suceava, de vineri
până duminică, 1-3 februarie 2013.
marți, 29 ianuarie 2013
Targ de arta si antichitati la Tg Mures
Urmatoarea editie a "Targului de Arta si
Antichitati "va avea loc in perioada 8-10 februarie 2013 la Promenada
Mall ,Targu Mures.
luni, 28 ianuarie 2013
Piri Reis
Turcia a emis in aceasta luna o moneda dedicata implinirii a 500 de ani de la realizarea celebrei harti a lumii a amiralului turc Piri Reis. Harta lui Piri Reis este o hartă a lumii pre-moderne, elaborată în 1513 de către amiralul otoman-turc și cartograful Piri Reis pentru serviciul militar de informații. Jumătate din hartă care a supraviețuit prezintă coastele de vest din Europa si Africa de Nord, dar si coasta Braziliei, cu o exactitate rezonabilă. Diferite insule din Oceanul Atlantic, iclusiv Insulele Azore si Insulele Canare sunt reprezentate, precum și insula mitiologică Antillia si posibil Japonia.
In 1929, un grup de istorici, cercetand sectiunea haremului Palatului Topkapi din Istambul, au gasit aceasta harta intr-o gramada de moloz. Istoricii au fost uimiti cand au descoperit ca harta prezinta clar coasta de nord si de sud a continentului american. Si mai uimiti au fost sa descopere pe vechea harta facuta la 1513, continentul Antarctica, care nu a fost descoperita pana in 1818.
Mai multe informatii gasiti pe: http://www.2012en.ro/2008/08/harta-ce-nu-ar-trebui-sa-existe-a-lui-piri-reis/
In 1929, un grup de istorici, cercetand sectiunea haremului Palatului Topkapi din Istambul, au gasit aceasta harta intr-o gramada de moloz. Istoricii au fost uimiti cand au descoperit ca harta prezinta clar coasta de nord si de sud a continentului american. Si mai uimiti au fost sa descopere pe vechea harta facuta la 1513, continentul Antarctica, care nu a fost descoperita pana in 1818.
Mai multe informatii gasiti pe: http://www.2012en.ro/2008/08/harta-ce-nu-ar-trebui-sa-existe-a-lui-piri-reis/
vineri, 25 ianuarie 2013
Tezaur numismatic chinezesc
Au descoperit, recent, si chinezii un tezaur monetar. 3500 kg de monede antice. Iata inceputul realatarii preluate de pe blogul trecut ca sursa unde veti vedea si o imagine terifianta din timpul descoperirii.
"On Sunday, archaeologists have excavated about 3,500kg of ancient coins
in China's Inner Mongolia Region. Most of these coins were in prevalence
during the Han Dynasty (202 BC - 220 AD).
According to Lian Jilin, a researcher with the regional Institute of
Cultural Relics and Archaeology, the coins were found in three
millennia-old coin pits in the ancient town of Huoluochaideng after
police cracked three theft cases."
miercuri, 23 ianuarie 2013
Simpozion BNR: Istoria bancnotei româneşti - momente, imagini şi tehnologie
Ieri, 22 ianuarie 2013 a avut loc Simpozionul: Istoria bancnotei româneşti - momente, imagini şi tehnologie in organizarea BNR.
Moderatorul intilnirii a fost Cristian Păunescu. S-au prezentat urmatoarele comunicari:
Deschiderea simpozionului a fost realizata de Florin Georgescu, Prim-viceguvernator BNR
Prezentări
Evoluţie tehnologică la Imprimeria Băncii Naţionale a României, Laurenţiu Dragomir, Director general R.A. Imprimeria BNR
Imprimarea intaglio a biletelor de bancă, Ioana Indrea, R.A. Imprimeria BNR
Elementele de siguranţă ale bancnotelor româneşti şi tentativele de falsificare ale acestora, Răzvan Dumitriu, Serviciul emisiune, BNR
Un proiect de bancnotă inedit - 20 lei 1950, Erwin Schäffer, numismat, Ştefan Vasiliţă, numismat
Ary Murnu, creator de bancnote şi timbre, Sabina Mariţiu, Serviciul biblioteca BNR, Cristian Scăiceanu, Muzeul BNR
Influenţe ale şcolii franceze de bancnote asupra designului bancnotei româneşti, Romeo Cîrjan, Serviciul biblioteca BNR
Circulaţia leului românesc în Basarabia în primii ani după Unire, Dan Ilie, Muzeul BNR
In plus a avut loc lansarea volumului al IV-lea din seria "Bancnotele României: Proiecte de bancnote româneşti 1921-1947, catalog". Mai multe informatii gasiti pe site-ul BNR la http://www.bnro.ro/Simpozionul-Istoria-bancnotei-romanesti---momente,-imagini-si-tehnologie-8869.aspx, de unde puteti descarca si comunicarile.
Prezentări
Evoluţie tehnologică la Imprimeria Băncii Naţionale a României, Laurenţiu Dragomir, Director general R.A. Imprimeria BNR
Imprimarea intaglio a biletelor de bancă, Ioana Indrea, R.A. Imprimeria BNR
Elementele de siguranţă ale bancnotelor româneşti şi tentativele de falsificare ale acestora, Răzvan Dumitriu, Serviciul emisiune, BNR
Un proiect de bancnotă inedit - 20 lei 1950, Erwin Schäffer, numismat, Ştefan Vasiliţă, numismat
Ary Murnu, creator de bancnote şi timbre, Sabina Mariţiu, Serviciul biblioteca BNR, Cristian Scăiceanu, Muzeul BNR
Influenţe ale şcolii franceze de bancnote asupra designului bancnotei româneşti, Romeo Cîrjan, Serviciul biblioteca BNR
Circulaţia leului românesc în Basarabia în primii ani după Unire, Dan Ilie, Muzeul BNR
In plus a avut loc lansarea volumului al IV-lea din seria "Bancnotele României: Proiecte de bancnote româneşti 1921-1947, catalog". Mai multe informatii gasiti pe site-ul BNR la http://www.bnro.ro/Simpozionul-Istoria-bancnotei-romanesti---momente,-imagini-si-tehnologie-8869.aspx, de unde puteti descarca si comunicarile.
luni, 21 ianuarie 2013
Frunza buclucasa
Detaliul poate scăpa unei persoane neavizate care poate să nu observe diferenţa dintre simbolul de pe noile bancnotele de 20, 50 şi 100 de dolari canadieni şi frunza de arţar nord-american. Însă Sean Blaney, un botanist care lucrează pentru Atlantic Canada Conservation Data Center din New Brunswick, a atras atenţia asupra acestei diferenţe.
Banca Centrală a declarat imaginea de pe noile bancnote a fost special concepută să nu reprezinte anumite specii, ci să fie o combinaţie între mai multe variante.
"Aceasta nu este o frunză de arţar din Norvegia. Este o frunză stilizată de arţar, este ceea ce ar trebui să fie", a declarat purtătorul de cuvânt al Bank of Canada, Julie Girard.
Ea a spus designerii bancnotei au creat imaginea cu ajutorul unui dendrolog.
(stirea a fost preluata de pe http://www.gandul.info/)
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