Chennai Coin Club’s exhibition ends on October 25
The Chennai Coin Club is hosting a three-day exhibition featuring numismatic collections from across India to promote the hobby and educate the public on counterfeit currency. The event serves as both a marketplace for collectors and an educational platform for history enthusiasts.
Why it matters
Numismatics serves as a bridge between historical preservation and modern investment, while also providing practical awareness regarding currency security.
Chennai Coin Club’s exhibition ends on October 25 left Preetham R is one of the youngest to be exhibiting his collection. https://th-i.thgim.com/public/incoming/ggl5mi/article71620763.ece/alternates/FREE_1200/25dcangr_coin1.jpg More than 50 numismatics from different states are taking part in this three-day event Three years ago, Preetham R stumbled upon a small box stacked with coins in the almirah and fell in love with it. “Although my father had shown me his collection when I was much younger, it was in college that I took a liking to coins,” says the 22-year-old who completed his B.Com. He is one of the youngest who is participating in the three-day coin exhibition conducted by Chennai Coin Club that concludes on October 25. More than 50 numismatics from different states are taking part in this event, and Preetham’s short journey with coins shows that it is never too late to start a hobby.
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