The Italian Numismatic Institute is an Italian body for the study of numismatics, based in Palazzo Barberini at 13 via Quattro Fontane.
It was founded in Rome in 1912 as a private association by a group of Italian numismatists, including Secondina Lorenza Cesano, an academic at Rome University. Initially a voluntary association under private law, it acquired public law judicial status under the royal decree number 223 of 3 February 1936. It thus joined the Italian Numismatic Society founded in the 19th century.
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