Tracing history through coins at Mangaluru's Aloyseum

If you like seeing ancient coins and understanding the history through the coins,  then Aloyseum, a museum at St Aloysius College in Mangaluru, is the place to be. Nearly 1,328 coins from over 75 countries are on display. The oldest coin in the gallery of the museum dates back to 211 BC,  a Denarius of the Roman Empire. The rarest and oldest coins are being displayed in the

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