Nickle@Noon – Blinding the Tiger: Coin Countermarks, Political Protest and Napoleon Bonaparte
Located in University District

Join Marina Fischer for a presentation exploring the intersection of numismatics and political history. This session examines how coin countermarks were used as a form of political protest, with a specific focus on the era of Napoleon Bonaparte. Discover the stories behind these small metal artifacts and their larger role in historical discourse. It is an opportunity to delve into the details of how currency became a tool for resistance and expression. Open to the public, this lecture offers a unique perspective on the material culture of the past.
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Marina Fischer
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Nickle Galleries (University of Calgary)
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