Museos Numismáticos del Mundo

Berlin State Museums

Berlín, Alemania

Bode-Museum

Berlín, Alemania

With over half a million objects, Berlin’s Münzkabinett is one of the most important numismatic collections in the world. Alongside coins and medals, the collection also contains non-numismatic forms of money, seals, tokens, and jetons as well as minting tools. Spread over four large cabinets on the second floor containing 4000 coins and medals, the exhibition in the Bode-Museum presents a history of humankind in metal, from the beginnings of coinage in the 7th century BC to the euro coins of the present day. All exhibits can also be viewed in the online interactive catalogue, where they are described in more detail. Further treasures in the collection currently not on view in exhibitions are available for scientific research in the study room on the Bode-Museum’s lower floor, where the numismatic special library can also be used.

Collection numismatique d'État

Múnich, Alemania

This small museum exhibits a very rich collection of coins and host some temporary exhibitions. It shows coins from Bayern, Europe and the whole world, from Antiquity to modern times. Some interesting explanations (in German only) highlight the history of some coins. The museum also exhibits medals and some banknotes. Guided tours can be organised upon reservation. The museum is located inside Rezidenz, and it can be accessed through Kapellenhof.

Geldmuseum Xanten-Wardt

Xanten, Alemania

Abierto el primer fin de semana de cada mes, si no, con cita previa.Esta es una traducción automática. El texto original es:Open every first weekend of the month, otherwise by appointment.

Money museum of German Federal Bank

Francfort, Alemania

Museum startet 1999 in rooms of German Federal Bank.

Teutonic Order Museum in Mergentheim Palace

Bad Mergentheim, Alemania

Durante siglos, el palacio de Bad Mergentheim sirvió de residencia a los Grandes Maestres de la Orden Teutónica. El conjunto monumental sigue fascinando hoy a los visitantes. La exposición invita a los visitantes a adentrarse en los más de 825 años de historia de la Orden. Mergentheim se menciona por primera vez en un documento de 1058 como "Mergintaim" y fue la residencia oficial del Gran Maestre de la Orden Teutónica desde 1525 hasta 1809. El Museo está repleto de información histórica sobre la Orden Teutónica y ocupa dos plantas principales del palacio; en él se pueden contemplar varios objetos históricos de los Grandes Maestres y de la Orden Teutónica. Las monedas y medallas desempeñan un papel secundario en el Museo, pero también aquí se pueden observar monedas y medallas históricas de la Orden Teutónica. Justo enfrente de la Puerta Principal del castillo, en la Münzgasse, Casa número 3 se encuentra la Deutschoordensmünze o Casa de la Moneda de la Orden Teutónica en Bad Mergentheim, no es posible visitar el interior de este edificio. Los visitantes que acudan al palacio entre el 1 de noviembre y el 31 de marzo deberán tener en cuenta que el horario de apertura entre semana es más reducido.Esta es una traducción automática. El texto original es:For centuries, the palace in Bad Mergentheim served as the residence of the Grand Masters of the Teutonic Order. The monumental complex continues to fascinate visitors today. The exhibition invites visitors to delve into the Order's more than 825-year history. Mergentheim was first mentioned in a document in 1058 as “Mergintaim” and was the official residence of the Grand Master of the Teutonic Order from 1525 to 1809. The Museum is filled with Historical insights into the Teutonic Order and is set over two main floors of the palace, several Historical object of the Grand Masters and of the Teutonic Order can be observed at the Museum. Coins and Medals play a minor role at the Museum but also here Historical coins and Medals of the Teutonic Order can be observed. Just opposite of the Main Gate to the castle on the Münzgasse, House number 3 is the Deutschoordensmünze or the mint of the Teutonic Order in Bad Mergentheim, it is not possible to visit the interior of this building. For visitors who visit the palace between November 1 to March 31 please note the shorter opening hours during weekdays.

Wikinger Museum Haithabu

Busdorf, Alemania

En algunas partes del museo vikingo también se exponen monedas y billetes de la época. Sin embargo, esto es sólo una pequeña parte de la exposición.Esta es una traducción automática. El texto original es:Parts of the Viking museum also feature coins and currency from the time. This is only a small part of the exhibition though.