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Seal of Academy and Prince facsimile



During conference
On October, 28-30, 2000 in Verona (Italy) has taken place the conference organized by the International Academy of Heraldry of Princely House Svevia. Italian and foreign experts in the field of heraldry, phaleristics and numismatists have taken part in conference. Managers of Odessa Museum of Numismatics Peter Loboda and Grigoriy Makandarov have been invited to conference. Museum's director P. Loboda has made the report. When conference has terminated Peter Loboda and Grigoriy Makandarov have been confer to knights of Saint Gereon's Order for their big personal contribution to development of the international humanitarian and scientific relations. Conformation was made by Prince of Svevia House Antonio Francesco Calabria.
Order of Saint Gereon




Conformation to knights of Saint Gereon's Order

Loboda P.G.
"Some new Ukrainian donative aureuses of Chernyahov period".


There're submitted 3 rare gold coins-imitations of Roman aureuses and one original aureus of period Chernyahov culture (II-IV AD). Author suggests to determine these issues by the term "Ukrainian aureus" as today many types of barbarous coins receive the name of the place of their basic finds.He considers that these coins did not intend for monetary circulation and served as grant gold coins which Roman authority marked chiefs and nobility of barbarous tribes. The author assumes that all these coins not only have been found but also minted in territory of modern Ukraine.


#1. Imitation of aureus
of emperor Commodus

#2. Imitation of aureus
of emperor Marcus Aurelius

#3. Imitation of aureus
of emperor Constantius I

#4. Aureus of emperor
Trajan Decius





Silver Token
of Conference
On May, 14-15 2004, in Lvov has taken place the representative international conference "Monetary Circulation and Banking Business in Ukraine: the Past and the Present".

At Conference many outstanding scientists have made interesting reports: Roman Shust and Nikolay Kotljar (Ukraine), Stanislav Suhodolsky and Veslav Kopitsky (Poland), Valentine Rjabtsevich (Belarus), Zbishek Shustek (Slovakia), Vitautas Aljaksejunas (Lithuania) and many others.

Odessa Museum of Numismatics also has presented its report at conference.

 


Silver Token
of Conference

Loboda P.G., Director of Museum.
"New Materials To Ancient Numismatics of Ukraine".


There're submitted 3 new variants of old Kievan Rus' grivnas and unique silver coin of ômutarakan Princedom.


#1. Grivna of Kievan type
with the reduced weight

#2. A gold grivna - stick

#3. A silver grivna - stick

#4. Unique ômutarakan Princedom'
silver coin (ístislav I?)






Logotype of Conference

On October, 21-23, 2005 in Odessa has taken place VIII International Conference "N.K. Rerih and his contemporaries. Collections and collectors". Scientific employees of many known museums from Ukraine, Russia, Moldova and other countries have taken part in this Conference. At Conference many outstanding scientists have made interesting reports: Nadezhda Polunina (State Historical Museum, Moscow), Jury Linnik (professor of Petrozavodsk Pedagogical Institute), Tatyana Shaparenko (Dnepropetrovsk Historical Museum), Ekaterina Zueva (Kiev Museum of Arts) and many other participants. Odessa Museum of Numismatics has presented its report.


Loboda P.G., Director of Museum.
"Collection of Antique coins of Bosporus Kingdom II AD with images of Herakles' feats".


There're submitted rare coins of Bosporus King Sauromates II on which the Herakles' feats are represented. Among them there's unique coin (double denarius) representing fourth feat of antique hero - capture of Cerynean fallow deer. Bosporos series of Sauromates II coins with the image of Herakles feats certainly was ancient proto-type of modern commemorative coins.


#1. Sauromates II
in image of Herakles

#2. Herakles strikes
the Stymphalian birds

#3. Herakles suppress
Diomed horse

#4. Herakles capture
Cerynean fallow deer


© The Odessa Museum of Numismatic 2000.