Hubert Emmerig is Associate Professor of Numismatics and Monetary History, focusing on medieval and modern times, at the Institute for Numismatics and Monetary History at Vienna University as well as lecturer of Numismatics at LMU Munich.
Wolfgang Leschhorn is one of these versatile numismatists who have dealt with ancient as with modern coins with equal expertise. His academic home, however, is most likely Roman Provincial coinage.
Ilya Prokopov is a Bulgarian numismatist and probably the best expert in the field of Bulgarian counterfeits. He was Director of the National History Museum of Bulgaria and was as such responsible for its move and its new permanent exhibition.
Helmut Kahnt is one of Germany’s most distinguished authors and editors in the field of numismatics. He is editor-in-chief of the journal Münzen & Sammeln, a task he also undertook for moneytrend and MünzenRevue.
Shanna Schmidt (Berk) is a U.S. American coin dealer. One of her main interests is the transmission of numismatic knowledge to the general public which provides the backdrop for her initiating the “History in Your Hands Foundation”.
Helmut Rizzolli, whose full title is Univ.H.Prof. Dozent DDr., is probably the best-known specialist for the economic and monetary history of Tyrol. Furthermore, as a local politician, he decisively shaped the history of Bolzano.
The archaeologist Dr Hans-Christoph von Mosch is Managing Director and co-owner of the auction house Gorny & Mosch, Giessener Münzhandlung GmbH.
Roberto Ganganelli is the leading numismatic journalist in Italy. Since July 2018, he releases the online daily (!) version of the “Cronaca Numismatia”.
Matthias Ohm is a trained historian and art historian. At the State Museum Württemberg, Stuttgart, his areas of responsibility since 2007 include weapons, militaria and regional studies, and the Coin Cabinet with its nearly 180,000 objects.
Ruprecht Ziegler is an Austrian ancient historian and numismatist. His research focuses on numismatics, epigraphy, economic and religious history of the Eastern Roman provinces, primarily of Cilicia – and, as of late, also local history of the ‘long nineteenth century’.
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