This exhibition explored the rich numismatic history of the Olympic Games, featuring a remarkable collection of Olympic coins. Visitors had the opportunity to admire original exhibits, tracing the journey from the first official Olympic issue in Helsinki 1952 up to the premiere pieces for Sochi 2014. The display highlighted how official Olympic coinages have become a significant part of the Games' legacy over decades.
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This exhibition showcases a collection of historical and premiere Olympic coins, tracing the numismatic history of the Olympic Games from Helsinki 1952 to Sochi 2014. Visitors can admire original numismatic exhibits, including early Olympic coinages and special editions.
The exhibition 'Numismatic History of the Olympic Games – from Helsinki 1952 to Sochi 2014' presents a comprehensive collection of Olympic coins, reflecting the rich history of the Games. It features original numismatic artifacts, starting with the unique first official Olympic issue from Helsinki in 1951, and continuing through coins minted for subsequent Games, up to premiere pieces from the Central Bank of Russia for the Sochi 2014 Olympic Games. The genesis of Olympic numismatics dates back to ancient times, with early depictions of athletes on coins. However, the modern Olympic Games received their first commemorative coin in 1951. This exhibition delves into this fascinating aspect of Olympic history, highlighting how official Olympic coins have become an integral part of the Games' legacy, with nearly every host nation issuing commemorative coins and series since the Helsinki Games.
The exhibition was held from March 20-23, 2013, with specific opening hours provided for each day. Information on admission tickets is available via the 'Bilety' (Tickets) section of the museum's website.
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