Emma Howard

Christopher Samuel tells the story of his grandmother Kathleen Mann who’s daily diary recordings reveal the circumstances of her medal awards.

Norman Hyde discusses prominent members of the Leamington Tennis Club who enjoyed ‘drinking, smoking, billiards and cards’

Curated by Richard Kelleher, Defaced! Money, Conflict, Protest is the first major exhibition to display money which has been re-used as a canvas for political and social rebellion.

Tim Robson shares tips and tricks for travelling to the magical Arctic Circle

Investigating Haydons Bank in his home town of Guildford, David Muscott shares the story of Malcolm Falkus and the Lloyds Archive Theft.

An avid collector of Palestine’s banknotes, Callaway shares his familial ties and keen interest in Palestine’s numismatics.

Bertsch shares memories of time spent with prominent coin collectors, his literary contributions to the numismatic field as well as highlights of his coin collection.

Friends, British Museum colleagues and members of the Gillick family joined Spink staff and author Philip Attwood to celebrate the publication of his new book

Read about Spink’s late July sale of the Robin Gwynn collection which prompted a lot of excitement for collectors seeking rare and unique items.

Coin specialist Gregory Edmunds takes us back to 1880’s Massachusetts, shedding light on the ‘unbelievably complicated and coincidental duo’ of Charles Parton and John Robert Fletcher.