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Ancient Coins

The most ancient coins are exhibited in showcase no 1. The exhibition this showcase is comprised of the coins collected…

Lichchavi Coins

Around eleventh century AD new series of coins named sivaka and drama were issued in Nepal. The museum has a…

Dolakha Coins

After the death of King Yakshya Malla a small administrative unit of Dolakha under him also became an independent kingdom.…

Medieval Coins

The only known Medieval Period Nepal coins are gold Sivaka, silver Dam, Nava-Dam-Sivaka, and copper coins with legends Sri deva Yadasya. Coins of…

Coins from Modern Period

A large number of modern coins issued by the Shah rulers are another precious possession of the museum. The first…

Paper Money in Nepal

Only metal coins were circulated in Nepal from Lichchhavi period to 1945 A.D. They were denominated and rates were fixed…

Jawa Coin

Jawa coin is the world's smallest silver coin (currency). It weighs 0.004 gram only.

Fragmented Coins

The full value of Nepalese coins was trended in Tibet as fifteen Karma (a kind of denomination) only one denomination.…

Garland of Coins

Besides the transaction, the coins are found to be used as valued ornament also by the people from the medieval…

ENTRANCE FEE

Nepalese

Adult Rs. 25 | Children Rs. 10 | Still Camera Rs. 50 | Movie Camera Rs. 100

SAARC Countries

Per Person Rs. 50 | Still Camera Rs. 75 | Movie Camera Rs. 150

Foreign Countries

Per Person Rs. 150 | Still Camera Rs. 100 | Movie Camera Rs. 200

Staff

Testimonials

Mamata

A very peaceful and wonderful place to visit and observe the rare coin artifacts of Nepal.

Dr. Jayanman Shrestha

Me and my family really enjoyed observing the rare artifacts and coin history of Nepal, it is a must go place.

Bhumi Nandan Karmacharya

I would like to thank the Numismatic Museum team for collecting and preserving the history and rare coin artifacts of Nepal.

Bipash Mahato

It has been a privilege to work on a project for such a renowned Museum of the nation.

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Contact Information

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Museum Visiting Time

Every Monday (Both Season) 10:30 AM – 2:30 PM
Summer: 10:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Winter: 10:30 AM – 3:30 PM

** Tickets Sale on Monday until 2:00 PM
** Tickets Sale on Ordinary Days (Summer) until 4:00 PM
** Tickets Sale on Ordinary Days (Winter) until 3:00 PM
** The Museum remains closed on Tuesday and other public holidays.

Building Address

Chhauni, Kathmandu Nepal

Email Address

numismaticsmuseum123@gmail.com

Phone Number

+977-1-5903161

National Numismatic Museum

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