Numismatic ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Numismatic ( adjective )

1. Relating to the study or collection of coins, medals, or paper money.
2. Relating to the history or coinage of money.

Origin:

From the latin word numisma, meaning "coin" and the greek word nomisma, meaning "current coin.".

Examples:

1. He had a large numismatic collection of ancient Roman coins.
2. The numismatic exhibit at the museum featured currency from various civilizations throughout history.
3. She was a numismatic expert, able to authenticate even the most rare and valuable coins.
4. The numismatic society met once a month to discuss and show off their collections.
5. He was a numismatic numismatist, studying not just the coins but also the history of money itself.

(As a noun)

Numismatic ( noun )

1. Relating to the study or collection of coins, medals, or paper money.
2. Relating to the history or coinage of money.

Origin:

From the latin word numisma, meaning "coin" and the greek word nomisma, meaning "current coin.".

Examples:

1. He had a large numismatic collection of ancient Roman coins.
2. The numismatic exhibit at the museum featured currency from various civilizations throughout history.
3. She was a numismatic expert, able to authenticate even the most rare and valuable coins.
4. The numismatic society met once a month to discuss and show off their collections.
5. He was a numismatic numismatist, studying not just the coins but also the history of money itself.