Richard Abdy is a numismatist and Curator of Roman Coins at the London British Museum, covering the middle imperial period of the second century AD through to late antiquity. His responsibilities include the processing of treasure cases found in England and Wales.
Serge Pelletier is a decorated Major (Retired) of the Canadian Army. Having started as a numismatic writer in 1978, he is a multiply awarded author and editor of internationally recognized publications, including Canada’s first digital numismatic magazine.
Jean-Luc Van der Schueren runs a numismatic dealership in Brussels. He is General Secretary and Executive Director of the International Association of Professional Numismatists.
Dario Calomino is an archaeologist and numismatist. As Project Curator at the London British Museum, he investigates the coinage, policy and civic life in the Roman Imperial provinces at the end of the Severan Age.
Alexandra Hylla is a cultural scientist and art historian with a focus on numismatics. She is head of the Collection of coins, medals and monetary tokens at the Salzburg Museum.
Pere Pau Ripollès Alegre is an archaeologist and numismatist. At the Department of Prehistory and Archaeology of the University of Valencia, Spain, he is Professor for Archaeology. He is also Vice-President of the International Numismatic Council.
Stefan Krmnicek is Junior Professor for Ancient Numismatics, Director of the Numismatic Department at the Institute of Classical Archaeology, and Curator of Coins and Medals at the Museum of the University of Tübingen. His research combines archaeology and numismatics.
Peter Karl Tompa is an attorney practicing in Washington, D.C., and a registered lobbyist for IAPN and PNG.
Günther Emerich Thüry is an archaeologist, archaeobiologist and numismatist. As university lecturer, he teaches ancient cultural history and Roman numismatics in Salzburg, following an interdisciplinary approach.
Tom Hockenhull (* 1984) is curator responsible for the medal collection, post 1700 coins and paper money, badges, tokens and other financial instruments at the British Museum.
