Shipwreck Coins and Artifacts of all Nations - Spanish Colonial & Latin American Coins by Daniel Frank Sedwick, LLC
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From June 28 to July 2, the 4th International Convention of Historians and Numismatists held in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic was a resounding success, attracting participants from over 30 countries and totaling 350 attendees. Daniel Frank Sedwick, LLC is proud to be among the sponsors for this grand event.
With a primary focus on Latin American and Spanish Colonial currencies, minting houses, history, and art, this convention marked the fourth in a biennial series of International Conventions of Historians and Numismatists (ICHN). The previous editions were Potosi 2016, Arequipa 2018, and Cartagena MMXXI. Santo Domingo MMXXIII boasted the highest attendance of all the editions, setting the stage for another successful biennial convention. The next host for the fifth International Convention in 2025, as decide
Santo Domingo MMXXIII was hosted by the Sociedad Numismatica Dominicana S.N.D, and organized by a committee led by the Society’s president, José Manuel Henríquez, and ICHN co-founder Daniel Oropeza Alba. The convention took place in the historic Colonial City of Santo Domingo, known as La Ciudad Primada de América, which was founded in 1498. It was in this city that one of the earliest mints in the Americas produced hand-struck silver coins from 1542 to 1552.
Shipwreck Coins and Artifacts of all Nations - Spanish Colonial & Latin American Coins by Daniel Frank Sedwick, LLC