Archives
The ANS Archives serves two distinct audiences: ANS staff and external researchers. There are three levels of access to archival records: restricted, business confidential, and open. These are described as follows:
Restricted records are ones which are particularly sensitive. Examples of “restricted” records include personnel files and educational records. They are accessible only to the creating department, unless otherwise approved by the Executive Director.
Business confidential records are records created within the past 25 years which are not considered “restricted” but which the ANS might not want individuals other than staff or consultants to view because they pertain to ongoing activities or current staff…
Books
The Dated Alexander Coinage of Sidon and Ake. Yale Oriental Series, Researches 2. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1916.
Octobols of…
Books
Journeyings and jottings. New York: Knickerbocker Press, 1893.
Mystery of a royal house. New York: Knickerbocker Press, 1900.
Some of Shakespeare’s animals….
1997
“Coming Full Circle: A Century of American Women in Medallic Art”
Robin Salmon, Vice President and Curator of Sculpture, Brookgreen Gardens,…
The Saltus Medal Award was initiated in 1913 by J. Sanford Saltus to reward sculptors “for distinguished achievement in the field of…
Edward Newell’s Huntington Award Medal—the first ever recieved in 1918 ANS 1968.44.1
The Huntington Medal Award is conferred annually in honor…
Treasurers
Theophilus W. Lawrence, 1858William S. F. Mayers, 1858-59Frank H. Joudon, 1859-64John Hanna, 1864-67Elisha Y. Ten Eyck, 1867Joseph N. T. Levick,…
Recording Secretary
James Oliver, 1858-69James M. Bailey, 1869-70Abraham Redlich, 1870-73William Poillon, 1873-86Henry Russell Drowne, 1886-96Bauman L. Belden, 1896-1903John Kensett Olyphant, 1903Alfred…
First Vice-Presidents
Henry Whitmore, 1858Henry Bogert, 1858-59Mortimer S. Brown, 1859-64George H. Perine, M.D., 1864-69Benjamin Betts, 1869-70Daniel Parish, Jr., 1879-73Benjamin Betts, 1873-74Daniel…
Chairmen of the Board
Donald G. Partrick, 2007-2008Kenneth L. Edlow, 2010-
Honorary Presidents
Benjamin Betts, 1908Daniel Parish, Jr., 1908-14Andrew C. Zabriskie, 1908-16Archer M….
Since the founding of the American Numismatic Society in 1858, the Society’s officers have consistently displayed exemplary leadership skills—skills which…
February 1902: The ANS commissions its Prince Henry Medal
In February of 1902, Victor D. Brenner contacted ANS President Andrew Zabriskie to offer…