mintage world

mintage world has launched "Endangered Parrots of the World on Stamps, Coins and Banknotes," a coffee table book showcasing threatened parrot species through global currency and stamps. Priced at ₹999 and available on multiple platforms, this collectible uses IUCN data to highlight conservation needs.

The only woman in the world to have won the Nobel Prize twice and the only person to win it for two sciences, Marie Curie was celebrated with a special 500 Franc note released by France in 1994.

Gold and silver coins, historically symbols of wealth, continue to be minted globally despite modern digital transactions. Nations like South Africa, Canada, and the US produce gold bullion coins as investments and legal tender. Silver coins, now rare in circulation, are primarily issued as bullion or commemoratives.

In July 2008, Indore became a victim of communal riots. Shops were shut. Curfew was declared. But nothing could stop Umesh K Bahri in his relentless quest.