QUÉ SIGNIFICA NUMISMATICALLY EN INGLÉS
Numismática
La numismática es el estudio o colección de moneda, incluyendo monedas, fichas, papel moneda y objetos relacionados. Mientras que los numismáticos se caracterizan a menudo como estudiantes o coleccionistas de monedas, la disciplina también incluye el estudio más amplio del dinero y otros medios de pago utilizados para resolver las deudas y el intercambio de bienes. El dinero temprano usado por la gente se refiere como "extraño y curioso", pero el uso de otras mercancías en intercambio del trueque se excluye, incluso cuando está utilizado como moneda que circula. El pueblo kirguís utilizó caballos como unidad monetaria principal y dio pequeños cambios en pieles de cordero; Las pieles de cordero pueden ser adecuadas para el estudio numismático, pero el caballo no lo es. Muchos objetos han sido utilizados durante siglos, como caparazones, metales preciosos y gemas. Hoy en día, la mayoría de las transacciones se realizan mediante una forma de pago con valor inherente, estandarizado o de crédito. El valor numismático puede usarse para referirse al valor que excede el valor monetario conferido por la ley, que se conoce como el "valor del colector". Los estudios económicos e históricos del uso y desarrollo del dinero son parte integral del estudio de los numismáticos sobre la encarnación física del dinero.
definición de numismatically en el diccionario inglés
La definición de numismáticamente en el diccionario está relacionada con monedas, medallas, etc.
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «NUMISMATICALLY»
Descubre el uso de
numismatically en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
numismatically y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
The J. Paul Getty Museum Journal: Volume 10, 1982
The distinctive forehead ringlets which adorn both of Julia Paula's numismatically
attested types are lack~ ing in the sculptured portraits. In the sculptural type, the
first band of hair over the forehead is markedly wider than those behind it, while ...
The J. Paul Getty Museum,
1982
2
Catalogue of the Byzantine Coins in the Dumbarton Oaks ...
In other words, and territorially /numismatically at least, the Byzantine Empire
represented very much more than the sum of its parts. That it did so almost
certainly lies with the ubiquity and efficiency of its fiscal structures and
mechanisms in ...
Michael F. Hendy, Alfred Raymond Bellinger,
1999
3
HNAI Summer FUN 2007 Coin Auction Catalog #442
Immaculate. 1893-CC. Dollar,. MS65. A. Historic. and. Numismatically. Significant
. Issue. 1598 1893-CC MS65 NGC. Anyone who has ever been to Carson City,
Nevada, has probably walked or driven past the old mint. For coin collectors the ...
Mark Van Winkle, Brian Koller, Mark Borckardt, James L. Halperin (editor),
2007
4
All Facts Considered: The Essential Library of Inessential ...
Numismatically. Speaking. Paper money was first issued in the United States by
an act of Congress in 1861, to help finance the Civil War. Called demand notes,
they were non-interest-bearing treasury notes. The Massachusetts Bay Colony ...
5
Medieval and Renaissance Venice
6.6).21 A document of 1 147 specifies payment in the "old" issue of this coinage,
implying a recent change in standard, probably that observed numismatically
from issues with a fineness over 90 percent gold to those of about 80 percent.
Ellen E. Kittell, Thomas F. Madden,
1999
6
The Noah's Ark Conception
“In gold bullion, at eight-hundred and fifty dollars an ounce on the spot market:
approximately $650,000.00 worth. But numismatically, the coins are worth to
collectors considerably more than that,” she replied. “Numismatically? What's that
?
7
Objects of Virtue: Art in Renaissance Italy
Pisanello was numismatically literate. He had been the owner, it should be
remembered, of the ancient coins hijacked in Rome by Pietro Barbo from Carlo
de' Medici and in 1435 he made a 84 Pisanello, Coin Portraits of fulius Caesar, ...
Luke Syson, Dora Thornton,
2001
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British Magazine and Monthly Register of Religious and ...
"justly observed," says Mr. Arnold, in quoting the sentence ; " you have conceived
a theory which requires you to prove the horse to be peculiarly and tear' iEp)(7\v
the symbol of Rome," — i. e., numismatically its symbol. " The onus probandi of ...
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Heritage Numismatic Auctions Presents Chouinard Collection ...
The design elements are boldly struck on this honey-gold example. Ex: 2002
FUN Signature Sale (Heritage 1/02). From The Richard I. Chouinard Collection of
United States Coins, Part Two. (#9049) Numismatically Significant 1906-D
Double ...
Mark Van Winkle, Brian Koller, James L. Halperin (Editor),
2004
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Papers on the Date of Kaniṣka: Submitted to the Conference ...
It is difficult to distinguish his issues, if he really struck coins, among the coins
attributed to Kaniska I. The Kanesko coins 3 are definitely post- Vasudeva I and
therefore belong to Kaniska III. The coins of Huviska can be divided
numismatically ...
Arthur Llewellyn Basham,
1969
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «NUMISMATICALLY»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
numismatically en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Collectible Coins of the Royal Canadian Mint: 1990-2015
... to produce commemorative half dollars, this is a rare instance in the modern era when they lagged behind the United States numismatically. «CoinWeek, Jul 15»
The San Francisco Gold Coin Market: What's Hot, and What's Not
But as a result of a strong push from me (I love these coins and find them both eminently collectible and numismatically interesting) and others, ... «CoinWeek, Jul 15»
No Summertime Slumber in Mexico
While some of these shops offer only sightseer tokens and the like, there are enough numismatically driven businesses in this tightly packed ... «Coin World, Jun 15»
Finest of Three Extant 1838 Eagle Proof Coins Sells for $2 Million Plus
These “private treaty” sales are often the only way to acquire some of the ultra-rare and numismatically important material. Such was the case in ... «CoinWeek, Jun 15»
Illustrator Develops Line of Coin-Themed Greeting Cards
Family farmer, cartoonist and 3D-illustrator Don Chambers has introduced a line of numismatically-themed greeting cards. Using a process that ... «CoinWeek, May 15»
Pedigrees & Hoards: The Palace Collection of Egypt's King Farouk
Despite being a huge and numismatically-important collection, pedigreed coins from the Palace Collection are not as common as one might ... «CoinWeek, May 15»
Is it time to put a woman's face on the $20 bill?
That's because of the numismatically notorious Spencer M. Clark, who was superintendent of the National Currency Bureau in 1864, when ... «LA Daily News, Abr 15»
Classic U.S. Coins less than $500 each, Part 13 - Indian Head …
... interested collectors inspect the coins in actuality. Experienced collectors will often find numismatically significant differences among them. «CoinWeek, Abr 15»
France Wins the Battle, 200 Years after Losing the War
... (the intractable Greek debt crisis, for instance), other numismatically-related disagreements between nations pop up from time to time. «CoinWeek, Mar 15»
Ancient Coins: The Beginning of Coinage
All of these coins are numismatically and historically important and indicate the conscious control of weight, which helped expedite commerce. «CoinWeek, Sep 14»