Most numismatic exhibitions conducted for educational institutions

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Dr. SHANTA KUMARA B GOTUR ( KARNATAKA YOUNG NUMISMATIST), born on June 12, 1997, from Ballari, Karnataka, India, has set a new world record for the Maximum number of free exhibitions of ancient, national, and international coins and currencies conducted across schools and colleges.

As of this date, a total of 151 exhibitions have been successfully organized throughout the state of Karnataka, India. These exhibitions are aimed at promoting historical literacy and heritage preservation among the youth.

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